City Colleges of Chicago

City Colleges of Chicago

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The City Colleges of Chicago is a system of seven community colleges which provide learning opportunities for Chicago residents at the schools or online, and also members of the US military through the Navy Campus to enhance their knowledge and skills. Student enrollment was 115,000 in 2007. The City Colleges of Chicago was established on September 11, 1911.

The seven colleges are:

References

  1. ^ Richard J. Daley College
  2. ^ Kennedy-King College
  3. ^ Malcolm X College
  4. ^ Olive-Harvey College
  5. ^ Harry S. Truman College
  6. ^ Harold Washington College
  7. ^ Wilbur Wright College

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v · d · eColleges and universities in metropolitan Chicago
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Junior colleges
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Bachelor's degrees
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