View this screen to check your Account Balance, Current Amount Due, and Previous Balance for the selected term.

*To make an on-line credit card payment click on the Credit Card Payment button.

View the detailed description of your student accounts charges and credits. Charges are tuition and fees placed on your account. Credits are payments or financial aid paid to your account.

*For more information about your account summary information, please contact the Student Service Center by phone at
312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

To change your Personal Identification Number (PIN), enter your old PIN and your new PIN. Then enter your new PIN in the Verification field. Remember: your PIN must be numeric and 6 digits long.

After initial successful login change the PIN to a self-selected number. Students are strongly encouraged to do so at this point by going to Personal Information and clicking on Change PIN. If you cannot remember your new PIN contact the Student Services Center at (312) 567-3100 or by e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Course Description example breakdown:

HIST-380 The Origins of Modern Science

     *This row contains the Course number and the Title of the course.

College: ARMOUR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & SCIENCE

     *This row lists the College offering the course.

Department: Humanities

     *This row lists the Department offering the course.

Credits: 3.00

     *This row lists the number of credit hours earned by taking the course.

An examination of the profound change in our conception of the natural world from Copernicus (1500A.D.) to Newton (1700A.D.). How the adoption of experimentation, quantification, and new instruments created a new conception of scientific method and the goals and nature of scientific knowledge. Prerequisites: A 100-level humanities course and satisfaction of the Basic Writing Proficiency Requirement. (3-0-3) (H) (C)

     *A brief description of the topics covered in the course.

An examination of the profound change in our conception of the natural world from Copernicus (1500A.D.) to Newton (1700A.D.). How the adoption of experimentation, quantification, and new instruments created a new conception of scientific method and the goals and nature of scientific knowledge. Prerequisites: A 100-level humanities course and satisfaction of the Basic Writing Proficiency Requirement. (3-0-3) (H) (C)

     * Prerequisites needed to enroll in the course are listed in this row.

An examination of the profound change in our conception of the natural world from Copernicus (1500A.D.) to Newton (1700A.D.). How the adoption of experimentation, quantification, and new instruments created a new conception of scientific method and the goals and nature of scientific knowledge. Prerequisites: A 100-level humanities course and satisfaction of the Basic Writing Proficiency Requirement. (3-0-3) (H) (C)

     *(3-0-3) Lists the (Lecture-3, Laboratory-0, and Credit Hours-3) required for the course.

An examination of the profound change in our conception of the natural world from Copernicus (1500A.D.) to Newton (1700A.D.). How the adoption of experimentation, quantification, and new instruments created a new conception of scientific method and the goals and nature of scientific knowledge. Prerequisites: A 100-level humanities course and satisfaction of the Basic Writing Proficiency Requirement. (3-0-3) (H) (C)

     Letters in parentheses, guide to electives and program requirements:

     (C) Identifies courses that fulfill the communications general educational requirements.
     (D) CAE design courses
     (H) Identifies courses that fulfill humanities general educational requirements.
     (N) Identifies courses that fulfill natural science or engineering general educational requirements.
     (P) ECE, CPE professional elective.
     (S) Identifies courses that fulfill social sciences general education requirements.
     (T) CS technical elective.Use the scroll bar on the right side of the screen to view all of the Course            descriptions in a given subject.

*To quickly view course offerings for another subject area see Select Subject below.

Select Subject

Use the scroll down menu to locate a given subject. When the desired subject is found, click on the subject to highlight it and click on the select button. This will bring up a list of course descriptions for a given subject.

*Only one subject can be selected at a time.

Location Key
DT Downtown Chicago Campus
GC Galvin Center, Schaumburg
MC Main Campus, Chicago
MT Moffet Campus, Bedford Park
RI Rice Campus, Wheaton
TV Available at all sites
CV Compressed Video
IN Internet
ID Institute of Design
XX Video Tapes Only

Select Course

Use the scroll down menu and select a course to view details on the available course section for the term by clicking on the course to highlight it. Click on the Select Button. This will bring up specific information
about the available course sections.

*Only one term can be selected at a time.

Select Subject

Use the scroll down menu to locate a given subject. When the desired subject is found, click on the subject to highlight it and click on the select button. This will bring up a scroll down list of all the available classes
for a subject in a given term.

*Only one subject can be selected at a time.

Grading Term

Section ID column
This column shows the Course number, which includes the Department, the Course, and the Section number.

Course Title column
This column lists the Course title of the courses taken for the given term.

Grade column
This column lists the earned grades for a class in a given term.
Guide to grading codes and their corresponding quality points:

*Please note, the grades for a given term will not be available until 10 days after the last final examination for the term. For the spring semester this is usually the third week in May and for fall this is usually the third week in December.

Attempted Hours column
This column shows the credit available for completing a course.

Earned Hours column
This column shows the hours completed for a course (passing hours).

Quality Hours column
This column shows the hours applicable to the Grade Point Average.

Quality Points column
This column shows the value of a grade multiplied by the quality hours.

GPA column
This column shows the Grade Point Average for the Current Term. GPA is figured by dividing the terms Quality Hours by the terms Quality Points.

Cumulative row
This row shows the Cumulative totals up through the current semester. *Until grades are entered for a term it will not be calculated in the cumulative totals.

*Only one term can be selected at a time.

*If you have any questions about your grades contact the Student Service Center at 312-567-3100 or
e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

You may view a message; "You do not have any holds in the system".

     Or

You may view a table listing your holds.

Hold Type column
This column lists the types of holds placed on student accounts. The different types are listed below.
                  Financial Aid Hold - Prevents Financial Aid from being awarded.
                  Combined Registration & Transcript Hold - Prevents registration and transcripts
                  Registration Hold - Prevents registration.

Reason column
This column lists the different reasons for the holds.
For information about you hold please locate your hold reason and explanation below. Please contact the department listed next to the hold reason for clearance of the hold or further information. The Registrar's Office will not process any transactions unless the holds are cleared or removed.

Waived Term column
This column lists the term, which the hold is waived. If none is listed then the hold has not been waived.

*For more information about holds, please contact the Student Service Center by phone at 312-567-3100 or
e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Select Career

Use the scroll down menu to locate the desired academic career. When the desired career is found, click on the career to highlight it and click on the select button. This will bring up the Institutional Transcript to which the record pertains.

Career Options

Graduate
Graduate Doctoral
Graduate Business

Law
LLM
Undergraduate

*Only one career can be selected at a time.

Institutional Credit

Course ID column
This column shows the Course number, which includes the Department, the Course, and the Section number.

Course Title column
This column lists the Course title of the courses taken for the given term.

Earned Hours column
This column shows the hours completed for a course (passing hours). It lists the earned hours for the current term as well as the cumulative earned hours.

Quality Hours column
This column shows the hours applicable to the Grade Point Average. It lists the hours for the current term as well as the cumulative hours.

Quality Points column
This column shows the value of a grade multiplied by the quality hours. It lists the points for the current term as well as the cumulative points.

Grade column
This column lists the earned grades for a class in a given term.

Guide to grading codes and their corresponding quality points:

Attempted Hours column
This column shows the credit available for completing a course. It lists the hours for the current term as well as the cumulative hours.

GPA column
This column shows the Grade Point Average. The Current terms GPA row is figured by dividing the terms Quality Hours by the terms Quality Points.

Current row
This row shows the values for the specific term.

Cumulative row
This row shows the Cumulative totals up through the current semester.
*Until grades are entered for a term it will not be calculated in the cumulative totals.

*Only one term can be selected at a time.

*If you have any questions about your institutional transcript, please contact the Student Service Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Student Login

For access to the secure information on this system, enter your student identification number (Social Security Number) and your PIN. Click on Login.

Your PIN (Personal Identification Number) is your six-digit date of birth, to be used as your initial login.

*Example, If your date of birth is July 31, 1980, then your 6 digit PIN is (800731).

After initial successful login change the PIN to a self-selected number. Students are strongly encouraged to do so at this point by going to Personal Information and clicking on Change Pin. If you cannot remember your new PIN contact the Student Services Center at (312) 567-3100 or by e-mail at
student.services@iit.edu.

If after attempting to login you receive a message that:

"There is no PIN on your records" Your PIN is created at the time of admission. If you are a previously admitted student and receive this error please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or
e-mail at student.services@iit.edu to inquire about your PIN status.

"Student ID or PIN is Invalid" Your student ID is your social security number. If you do not have a social security number a nine-digit number is assigned to you to be used as you student ID. For questions call the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

*If you have changed your PIN to a self-selected number and cannot remember or lost your PIN, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu to reactivate your PIN.

Use the cursor to select the web page you would like to view.

*Your login Student ID and your PIN secure all of the information on these pages. Be sure to keep your PIN secure at all times.

Help Registration

Account Summary

View this screen to check your Account Balance, Current Amount Due, and Previous Balance for the selected term.

*To make an on-line credit card payment, go to Student Credit Card Payment on the main menu.

View the detailed description of your student accounts charges and credits. Charges are tuition and fees placed on your account. Credits are payments or financial aid paid to your account.

*For more information about your account summary information, please contact the Student Service Center by phone at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Help Registration

Detailed Schedule

The detailed schedule page gives detailed information about a student's schedule for a given term.

Section ID column
This column shows the department, course and section number.

Credits column
This column shows the credit available for completing a course.

GT column
This column shows the Grade Type for the given course.

                       Grade Types:

Start/End Date columns
This column shows the start date and the ending date for the given course. *Some courses may have starting and ending dates, which differ from the usual term dates.

Building/Room columns
These columns show the building and the room where the class will be held. View campus locations, building locations and addresses at www.enrollment.iit.edu.

IIT Site column
This column shows the location of where the student has chosen to view the course.

Channel column
This column shows the channel that the IITV site is being broadcast on.

*If you have any questions about your schedule contact the Student Service Center at 312-567-3100 or
e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Drop Class

Use this view and drop currently registered classes.

Example:

Currently Registered Classes

Call #
This is the number used to add an IITV site in the Add Class field.

Course ID
This section shows the Course number including the department, course and section number.

GT
This column shows the Grade Type for the given course.
Grade Types:

Status
This column shows the students status. Enrolled means that the student is currently enrolled in the course. Withdrawn means the student dropped the class after the third week of the semester but before the tenth week of the semester. * W = withdrawn for Undergraduates, WP = withdrawn for Graduate students. *Summer and short courses dates for withdrawal vary check with the schedule for details.

Course Title
This column shows the course title for a given course.

Sess
If marked the Session column shows that the meeting dates of the course are outside of the normal semester dates. *Check your detailed schedule for exact dates.

IITV Site
This column lists the IITV site for a given course.

Add Class

This section is to be used when registering for an IITV class. Enter the course call number as listed in the course sections. Use the drop down menu to choose the desired site. When finished click on the submit button.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Help Registration

Errors

Invalid IIT/V Site - IITV site chosen is not valid for the course section chosen. Go to http://www.iitvcs.iit.edu for complete details concerning TV site restrictions.

IIT/V Site Required - Registration for an IITV site is also required for this course. Please register for an IITV Site.

IIT/V Site Conflict - IITV site chosen is not valid for the course section chosen. Go to http://www.iitvcs.iit.edu for complete details concerning TV site restrictions.

Site Full/Chose Other Site - The public site you have chosen is full. Please choose another public site for your course.

Duplicate Course - Course already registered for.

Academic Unit Permit Required - The course you requested registration for is outside of your academic unit. Please contact the department sponsoring the course (i.e. Business- Stuart School of Business) for permission to register for the course. For department contact list please click here - Department Contacts.

Credit/Max Load - You have reached the maximum number of credit hours allowed for registration this semester. If you would like to petition an increase in hours, please contact the appropriate Dean's office:

Graduate Students - Graduate College
Undergraduate Students - Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Instructor Permit Required - This course requires permission from the instructor of the course. Please contact the department sponsoring the course for further information. ** Those registering for COOP must see the Career Development Center for permission to register. For department contact list please click here - Department Contacts.

Closed - This course is closed and is not accepting any further registrations. Please contact the department sponsoring the course ( i.e. CS 105 - Computer Science Department) for further information. For department contact list please click here - Department Contacts.

Cancelled - This course has been cancelled. Please see your adviser to make another selection.

Time Conflict - This course's meeting time conflicts with another class that you have already scheduled

Available Sections

Click on the down arrow to browse through available course sections. When you find the course you wish to enroll in click on the highlighted blue Add (call number) to your schedule in the Call Number column. *For classes with a lab there is no need to click on the lab call number, the lab is automatically registered when you register for the class.

Example:

Credits column
This column shows the available academic credit hours it is possible to earn for a course.

Status Seats column
This column shows the availability status of a course section. If a class is Open the number below it signifies the number of seats that are still available in that class. Cancelled signifies that the course section has been cancelled. Closed signifies that there are no seats available in that class. *Please, contact the academic department for further information, a list of contacts is available at help administrative contacts.

*To contact the academic department directly, go to http://www.enrollment.iit.edu for contact names and
phone numbers.

Start/End Date columns
This column shows the start date and the ending date for the given course. *Some courses may have starting and ending dates, which differ from the usual term dates.

Instructor column
This column shows the name of the instructor assigned to teach the course. TBA means that an instructor has not yet been assigned to teach the course. *For further information on courses with the instructor listed as TBA please contact the academic department. To contact the academic department directly, go to http://www.enrollment.iit.edu for contact names and phone numbers.

Select Course

Use the scroll down menu and select a course to view details on the available course section for the term by clicking on the course to highlight it. Click on the Select Button. This will bring up specific information about the available course sections.

*Only one term can be selected at a time.

Select Subject

Use the scroll down menu to locate a given subject. When the desired subject is found, click on the subject to highlight it and click on the Select button. This will bring up a scroll down list of all the available classes for a subject in a given term.

*Only one subject can be selected at a time.

Select Term

The semester and the year define the academic term.

Help Registration

Status

This page lists various items that may affect your registration. Your holds, Student Status, Class and curriculum may prevent registration or restrict the courses you will be permitted to select.
*For information about your hold please contact the appropriate department for clearance of the hold or further information. The Registrar's Office will not process any transactions unless the holds are cleared or removed. See help Holds for further information.

Curriculum Information
This is a list of your student level, your college, your degree objective, your major, and your campus.

This page also includes information about Institutional credit which is earned at IIT and Transfer credit which is credit earned at institutions other than IIT.

*For more information, please contact the Student Service Center by phone at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Help Registration

Student Schedule

The student schedule page gives basic information about the approximate time and days a students registered classes are scheduled to meet. For more detailed information go to the main registration menu and click on Detailed Schedule.

This screen is to be used to select the award year the student wishes to view. Use the drop down menu to select the desired award year. Click on the desired award year to highlight, then click on the Select button.

If an award year is not available, then it is not available for viewing on the web at this time.

*Only one award year can be selected at a time.

The semester and the year define the academic term.

Click on a term to highlight, then click on the Select button.

*Only one term can be selected at a time.

The first column on the Tracking Information page shows the forms required too process your financial aid.
The second column shows the date that the required form was received.
The third column shows the status of forms required too process your financial aid.
The fourth column shows the items still missing which are the items that have not been received.

The following information is a list of the possible forms required too process your financial aid.

Exclusion Worksheet - 1998 Income exclusions worksheet, also known as Student worksheet A or B and Parent worksheet A or B.

Verification of Illinois Residency - Documents issued for verification of state residency include State Drivers License, State Identification Card, Voters Registration Card, and Illinois State Tax Return Form (signed and dated).

Marriage License - Official copy of Marriage License.

Master Promissory Note - Promissory note submitted for Unsubsidized and Subsidized Stafford loans.

Federal Plus Loan Application - Loan application submitted for Federal Parent Loan (PLUS loan).

Parent Tax Return - Signed and dated copy of federal income tax documents.

Parent Worksheet A or B - 1998 Income exclusions worksheet.

Scholarship Application - Application received for scholarship awarded from an outside agency.

Student Worksheet A or B - 1998 Income exclusions worksheet.

Tuition Remission - Tuition benefits received for eligible employees, employee's spouses and dependant children of employees.

Withdrawal forms - Official documentation of withdrawal from the University.

Appeal Form - Documentation submitted for consideration for additional financial aid.

Birth Certificate - Copy of official birth certificate.

Verification of Citizenship - Documents submitted to verify citizenship include naturalization form, us passport, alien card and permanent residence cards.

Consortium Agreement - Agreement between universities concerning financial aid.

Proof of non-default - Statement from previous lending institutions that student's loans are in good standing.

Loan Entrance Interview - Entrance form to be completed by student before funds are applied to the students account.

Loan Exit Interview - Exit interview form to be completed by student when leaving the university.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid - The FAFSA application

Pell SAR - FAFSA information received from the government.

Private Loan Application - Loan application received from a private institution; not affiliated with the University or the government.

Award Letter Response - Response to award letter either accepting or rejecting items offered in the students financial aid package.

SAR - Paper issue of the students FASFA application.

Verification of Selective Service Card or letter verifying the students selective service status.

Social Security Card - Signed copy of student's social security card.

Student Tax Return - Signed copy of student's 1998 Federal income tax documents.

Summer Addendum - Students application for Summer School Financial Aid

Verification Worksheet - For both independent and dependent students; to be submitted with Parents and Students Tax documents.

*Any questions contact student services at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Transfer Credit

Institution column
This column lists the institution or institutions where the transfer credit is transferred from.

Term Applied column
This column lists the term that the transfer credit was applied to the transcript.

Course Title column
This column lists a brief Course title of the courses that applied to the transfer credit.

Earned Hours column
This column shows the hours completed for a course (passing hours). It lists the earned hours for the individual courses as well as the cumulative earned hours from the transfer institution.

Quality Hours column
This column contains no values because only the earned hours are applied to the transfer transcript.

Quality Points column
This column contains no values because only the earned hours are applied to the transfer transcript.

GPA column
This column contains no values because only the earned hours are applied to the transfer transcript.

Institutional Transfer Hours row
This row contains the total earned hours from a single institution.

Cumulative Transfer Hours row
This row contains the total earned hours from all transfer institutions combined.

*For questions and information about transfer transcripts and transfer credit, please contact the appropriate department.

Select Career

Use the scroll down menu to locate the desired academic career. When the desired career is found, click on the career to highlight it and click on the select button. This will bring up the Transfer Transcript to which the record pertains.

Career Options

To add, change or correct addresses, enter the address information in the space provided, when finished review the address to make sure that it is correct. If the information is not correct click on the Reset button and reenter the information. If the information you provided is correct click on the Submit button.

*Only one address can be updated at a time.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Select Address

Click on down-arrow to select address to update. The choices are local, billing, and work addresses. Local address is the address you have while you are in school. Billing address is where you would like your tuition bills sent. Work address is the address of your employer. Click on the Select button to go to update the address you have chosen.

*To update your permanent residence's address, please send a written request or e-mail your request to student.services@iit.edu.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Use this page to enter, update, or correct IIT E-mail addresses and Non-IIT E-mail addresses.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

To add, update, or change next-of-kin information enter information in the space provided. Next-of-kin is defined as students close relatives or a student's emergency contacts. It is recommended that a student enter as much information as possible. When finished review the information to make sure that it is correct. If the information is not correct click on the Reset button and reenter the information. If the information you provided is correct click on the Submit button.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Help View Addresses

This page is for viewing the permanent, local, billing and work addresses. To add, change or correct addresses, go to Update Addresses.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Select Address

Click on down-arrow to select address to view. The choices are permanent, local, billing, and work addresses. Permanent address is the address where you permanently reside. Local address is the address you have while you are in school. Billing address is where you would like your tuition bills sent. Work address is the address of your employer. Click on the Select button to view the address you have chosen. To add, change or correct addresses, go to Update Addresses.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

Use this screen to view e-mail addresses. If you wish to add or correct your e-mail address go to Update E-mail Addresses.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

This page is used to view information provided about a students close relatives or emergency contacts. To add, update or change next-of-kin information go to Update Next-of-Kin.

*If you have any questions, please contact the Student Services Center at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.

The status of your Academic Progress is based on your academic performance for each term that you are enrolled. Your progress towards the completion of your program of study is also a factor. Poor academic performance can affect eligibility for federal, state and institutional assistance.
*Academic Progress is reviewed annually during the month of May for the following year.

*If you have questions about Academic Progress consult the IIT Bulletin, go to the main menu and click on General Financial Aid, email student services at student.services@iit.edu, or call student services at
312-567-3100.

The Award column lists the financial aid, financial assistance and scholarships that a student is receiving.
The Offered Amount column shows the amount of financial aid offered by each award.
The Accepted Amount column shows the amount of financial aid accepted by each award.
The Paid Amount Column shows the amount of financial aid paid to the students account from each award.

The following information is a list of possible types of financial aid, financial assistance and scholarships.

Employee Tuition Waiver - Eligible employees, spouses of employees and dependants of employees are eligible to receive tuition benefits up to 100% of the total cost of tuition.

Estimated Pell Grant - Awarded only to undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor's or professional degree. Pell Grants are awarded based on demonstrated financial need as defined by the U.S. Department of Education.

Monetary Award Program (MAP Grant) - A need-based state grant program. Awarded only to undergraduate Illinois Residents who demonstrate financial need and who attend an Illinois college or university.

Plus Loan - A government-backed educational loan in which the parent is responsible for repayment.

Institutional Loans - Loans awarded to the student by the college or university.

Subsidized Stafford Loan - A government-backed educational loan in which the government pays for the interest as long as the student is enrolled in school at least half-time.

Unsubsidized Stafford Loan - A government-backed educational loan in which the student is responsible for all interest that accrues on the loan. The student may either pay the interest while in school or have it accrue and capitalize.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) - This is awarded only to undergraduate students who demonstrate exceptional financial need as determined by the Department of Education.

Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship - Available to graduating high school seniors who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and who show promise of continued academic success.

Camras Full tuition & room and board - This scholarship is initially awarded to freshmen majoring in engineering or computer science who demonstrate academic merit.
In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.25 GPA, maintain full-time status each term, remain an engineering or computer science major, and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Room and board is awarded for IIT campus housing only.

Camras full tuition - This scholarship is initially awarded to freshmen majoring in engineering or computer science who demonstrate academic merit.
In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.25 GPA, maintain full-time status each term, remain an engineering or computer science major, and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Camras ¾ tuition - This scholarship is initially awarded to freshmen majoring in engineering or computer science who demonstrate academic merit.
In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.25 GPA, maintain full-time status each term, remain an engineering or computer science major, and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Heald ½ tuition - This scholarship is initially awarded to freshmen who demonstrate academic merit. In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.0 GPA, maintain full-time status each term and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Applied Science full tuition - This scholarship is initially awarded to applied science majors who demonstrate academic merit. In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.25 GPA, maintain full-time status each term, remain an applied science major and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Applied Sciences ¾ tuition - This scholarship is initially awarded to applied science majors who demonstrate academic merit. In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.25 GPA, maintain full-time status each term, remain an applied science major and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin

Gunsaulus/purnell up to full tuition - This scholarship is initially awarded to minority freshmen in any major except architecture who demonstrate academic merit. In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.25 GPA, maintain full-time status each term and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

GM/WISE. - This tuition scholarship is initially awarded to freshman female students majoring in engineering or science. In order to renew this scholarship, the student must maintain a 3.0 GPA, maintain full-time status each term, and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Transfer scholarship - This scholarship is awarded to transfer students in any major except architecture who demonstrate academic merit. To be considered, the student must have a GPA in the range from 3.0 to 4.0 from his or her former institution. The student must maintain a 2.5 GPA, maintain full-time status each term and have satisfactory academic progress as defined in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Athletic scholarship - The athletic department awards this scholarship.

ROTC - The various military branches award this scholarship.

Federal Work Study (FWS) - Awarded by the government for students to earn through employment during the academic year.

*Any questions contact student services at 312-567-3100 or e-mail at student.services@iit.edu.