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Borrow from Another Library: Interlibrary Loan

If you need to borrow a book or article from another library, you will find the necessary forms in this guide.

Can't find it at MCC? Try ILL!

If the book or article you need isn't available at the MCC Library, you can have it delivered from libraries throughout the country by using interlibrary loan (ILL).

When you request an ILL, we borrow the book or article you need from another library. That library sends the item to us, and then check it out to you.

If you search for an article or book on the library's website and see the the ILL button (below), you can click it and fill out the linked form to request the item.

 

A non-working copy of the ILL button that appears in the catalog when an item is available for interlibrary loan from another library.

If you cannot find an item using the library's search feature, or if you cannot find the ILL button, request the item you need by using the forms below:

Interlibrary Loan FAQ

What kind of items can I get through Interlibrary Loan?

How do I request something?

How long does it take?

Does the item come to my house or to the library?

How long can I keep the item?

How do I return the book?

What if I return it late or lose it?

Can University Center Students use the Interlibrary Loan program?

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