Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When can I visit Kendall?

A. Kendall regularly hosts open houses and individual tours throughout the school year and summer. Contact our Office of Admissions to schedule a visit.

Q. Are scholarships and other financial aid available?

A: Kendall offers both academic and need-based scholarships. In addition, State and Federal grants are available for those who qualify as well as the Federal Work-Study Program, along with Perkins, Stafford, and Plus loans. Contact our Office of Admissions to get more information about Financial Aid.  In addition, please contact us to learn about Kendall College  scholarship opportunities.

Q. How do I apply for financial aid?

A: Prospective students must fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and the Kendall College Financial Aid application. Please note: Kendall College FAFSA number is 001703. Prospective students may also use the  Financial Aid Calculator to estimate the level of financial support available.

Q. What are the tuition and fees for the different Kendall programs?

A:  Tuition and Fees can be found in the Financial Aid section of the website.

Q. What is Kendall's Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Policy?

A: Kendall College follows the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act and provides reasonable accommodations to individuals who provide appropriate documentation of disabilities. If you are interested in applying to Kendall College, and require accommodations during the admissions process, an enrollment advisor will be happy to facilitate your ability to speak with Kendall's Disability Officer to discuss your specific needs. For more information, see Kendall College's ADA Policy.

For information regarding services, accommodations, academic adjustments and modifications on the basis of disability, please contact Erin Shelley, Director of Academic Success Center at 312.752.2236 or via e-mail at eshelley@kendall.edu.  All inquiries will be confidential.