Payment for your application fee can be submitted via check or money order (made payable to ICC), electronic check (bank draft), or by credit or debit card.  

Applicants who would like to pay via credit card, debit card, or bank draft, can do so by clicking on the tab labeled, Pay Application Fee, on our online application.  There is a 1.95% service fee for credit or debit card payments, and a $0.25 fee for payments made via bank draft.

If paying via check or money order, please mail your payment to the Campus Housing Office. 

A guarantor is a person providing financial documentation in place of you, similar to a co-signer. The guarantor form makes the signee responsible for your housing fees should something happen to you.

Most banks notary and some Post Offices have a notary. ICC's financial aid office also has a notary.

License terms are in line with the academic calendar. Licenses are offered for the Fall & Spring semesters, Spring semester only, and Summer term.

No, you do not have to move out for any semester breaks during your license term. Campus Housing at ICC does not close during semester breaks.

Children are not allowed to live in campus housing as all residents must be students of ICC.

Housing fees are added to your student account at ICC. Payments can be made through your Eservices account or by visitng the Enrollment Services Counter at ICC. Payment deadlines for Housing fees are the same as tuition.

Yes, financial aid will apply to your housing fees, but only after your tuition has been paid.

Yes, contact enrollment services at ICC to setup a payment plan. You can contact enrollment services at (309) 694-5600.

While furniture and appliances are included, we recommend students bring the following items with them:

shower curtain, liner, hooks, bath mat, towels & rags, gabbage can, toiletries, pots & pans, cooking utensils, plates, glasses & silverware, garbage can, small appliances (i.e. microwave, blender, toaster, etc.), television, cable cord, internet router, bed linens (twin XL).  Reference our Move-In Guide here for a complete list of suggestions.

Candles (open flames) or incense, hot plates or open flames, flammable liquids, double sided tape, duct tape, tticky tac, contact paper, wallpaper, molly bolts, anchors, etc., paint, weapons, illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia, fireworks, grills (charcoal, electric, or gas), and torchiere lamps with halogen bulbs.

No, Campus Housing at ICC is not pet friendly. Exceptions are made for service/comfort animals. Please contact our staff for more information if you will be bringing a service/comfort animal with you.

Yes, cancellation fees will vary depending on the date you choose to cancel your license.

Residents who cancel before July 1st will incur a $500 cancellation fee.

Residents who cancel after July 1st will incur a $1000 cancellation fee.

Yes. If you move in after a semester term begins, your housing fee will be prorated to your license start date.  Housing fees are not prorated by license end dates.

Yes. If you are a CAT intern, please see the CAT Interns page for more information. If your internship is with another company, please contact our office to discuss details at (309) 698-2088.

Offenses that result as ineligible include, but are not limited to:

• Misdemeanors within past three (3) years

• Assault, this includes any form of assault conviction

• Narcotics/illegal drugs

• Theft

• All Felonies, unless conviction is over 10 years old

• The following felonies result in ineligibility regardless of when it was committed:

  • Aggravated Felonies: All aggravated felony convictions that resulted in a death, aggravated assault, aggravated robbery, aggravated sexual assault or the delivery of or possession of a felony amount of narcotics.

  • All aggravated felony convictions set forth above that were for attempted crimes or conspiracy to commit these crimes.

  • Any felony convictions for crimes related to sexual assault, any felony of a sexual nature, arson, injury to a child, indecency with a child, manslaughter, or possession of child pornography.

• These are standards and shall result in the denial of any application and shall make the applicant ineligible for Campus Housing at ICC.

• If an applicant is arrested or has an arrest pending during the application process, then Campus Housing at ICC may consider such charges in accordance with the standards and guidelines set forth above.

• If an applicant is deemed not eligible, he/she may contest the determination if a written objection is delivered to the Dean of Student of Success at ICC within three (3) working days of receipt of the notice of ineligibility. The applicant shall bear the burden of providing all necessary documentation to dispute the decision of Campus Housing at ICC.