Essential Facts

Fall 2024

ICC serves all or parts of 10 Central Illinois counties: Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford, Bureau, Logan, Marshall, Livingston, McLean, Stark, and Mason.

District 514 Census Populations

2023 Total Population

District #	Total	Males	Females
514	356,783	175,693	181,090

Source: Illinois Community College Board (ICCB) 2025 District Census Population

2023 Adult (16+) Population

District #	Total	Males	Females
514	285,322	138,994	146,328

Source: Illinois Community College Board (ICCB) 2025 District Census Population

Compared to Other Illinois Community College Districts

7th largest (2,322 square miles)
13th highest in assessed valuation ($7.4 billion)
21st highest in operating tax rate (per $100 of assessed value)
12th highest Fall headcount (7,385 Fall 2021, credit only)

Accreditation

Illinois Central College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges & Schools located at 230 S LaSalle St., Suite 7-500 Chicago, Illinois 60604, 312-263-0456.

Program & Class Information

1,339 classes offered in the Fall of 2024. The average class size is 15.

Associate in Arts: 42 programs of study
Associate in Science: 17 programs of study
Associate in Applied Science: 42 programs of study
Occupational Certificates: 63 programs of study

Enrollment

Fall Enrollment by Type of Degree/Certificate

Type	Fall 2022	Fall 2023	Fall 2024
Associate in Applied Science	15.3%	16.1%	15.9%
Associate in Arts	25.6%	23.3%	20.8%
Associate in Engineering Science	0.8%	0.8%	0.8%
Associate in General Education	11.5%	11.9%	13.9%
Associate in Science	8.9%	8.5%	7.8%
Associate in Fine Arts			0.2%
Certificate	4.5%	5.6%	6.1%
Undeclared*	30.4%	30.1%	30.5%
Non-degree/Personal Improvement	3.0%	3.7%	4.0%

*Includes Dual Credit

Fall Enrollment Trends (as of Census Day)

Fall Credit Hours by Location*

	Fall 2022	Fall 2023	Fall 2024
East Peoria Campus	21,590	23,127	23,778
Peoria Campus	8,870	9,751	7,910
Pekin Campus	188	252	160

*Excludes Dual Credit and Online

Fall Student Profile (as of Census Day)

Race/Ethnicity
White	68.3%
Black/African American	12.9%
Hispanic (any race)	6.9%
Asian	6.3%
American Indian/Alaskan Native	2.5%
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander	2.7%
Non-resident Aliens	0.1%
Two or More	0.2%
Unknown	0.2%

Enrollment Status

Full-time	28.7%
Part-time	71.3%

Gender

Male	39.3%
Female	60.7%

Residency

In-District	85.7%
Out-of-District	9.7%
Out-of-State	1.6%
Foreign Stds	2.9%

Age

16 and under	9.2%
17-18	32.8%
19-24	33.3%
25-34	14.2%
35-44	6.5%
45-64	3.6%
65 and over	0.5%
Average Age	23

Fall Enrollment by Academic Organization

Academic Department	Number of Credit Hours	Percentage of Credit Hours
Agriculture & Industrial Technology	5,691	8.9%
Arts & Behavioral Science	12,799	20.0%
Business, Legal & Informational Systems	7,738	12.1%
College & Career Readiness	942	1.5%
Corporate & Community Education	133	0.2%
Health Careers	8,933	13.9%
Humanities	13,977	21.8%
Math, Science & Engineering	13,591	21.2%
Physical Education	242	0.4%

Annual Enrollment (unduplicated)

FY 2020 – 12,302
FY 2021 – 11,132
FY 2022 – 10,381
FY 2023 – 9,920
FY 2024 – 10,579

Fall Virtual Campus Enrollment

Class Type	Sections Offered	Credit Hours
Hybrid Classes	115	4,284
Online Anytime	347	17,680
Online Scheduled	20	484
Exclusively Online*	1,302

*Number of students

Financial Aid

Types and Average Amounts of Aid Received* (FY 2023)

Federal loans: $4,415
Institutional grants: $2,426
State/local grants: $1,969
Pell grants: $4,984
Federal grants: $5,132
Any grant aid: $5,522

* Full-time, first-time, degree-seeking students

Percent of Student Receiving Aid by Type of Aid* (FY 2023)

Federal loans: 11%
Institutional grants: 24%
State/local grants: 28%
Pell grants: 32%
Federal grants: 32%
Any grant aid: 51%