The office of Academic Affairs assures academic integrity for the City Colleges of Chicago in its mission to be a model accredited institution, a destination for accessible higher education, and an economic engine for the City of Chicago.

The Accounts Payable Department provides payment services to vendors, faculty, staff and students while controlling all disbursements, other than payroll, made from District funds.

Welcome to the City Colleges of Chicago! Your educational journey begins here.

For students who have tested at the 1st through 8th grade levels, the Adult Basic Education (ABE) courses are a great way to improve basic skills.

Adult Education is a comprehensive program of free classes for adult students who need to learn English or improve their basic literacy skills, obtain a GED® certificate, or prepare for the Citizenship exam.

Adult Education (Polish)

Did you drop out of high school? Are you 16 to under 21 years of age? You can earn a high school diploma at the City Colleges of Chicago! Apply at Olive-Harvey Middle College, Truman Middle College, or one of the alternative high schools listed below.

The Alumni Association provides opportunities for alumni to connect with City Colleges and each other.

Athletics play an important role in student life at the City Colleges of Chicago. Many of our athletes have transferred their talents onto four-year college and university teams.

Oversees the day-to-day operations related to Campus Building Management and Operations in an effort to provide an efficient, safe and well-maintained environment for students, faculty, staff and the general public.

The Benefits Department is responsible for the courteous, timely and professional administration of all benefit programs for eligible City Colleges of Chicago employees, retirees and their eligible dependents.

The Board of Trustees is the governing body of the City Colleges of Chicago District No. 508. The City Colleges of Chicago currently operates seven accredited colleges located throughout Chicago.

The Department of Business Services oversees management of the book store companies that service the City Colleges of Chicago.

The Department of Budget and Planning provides the City Colleges of Chicago with policy recommendations and budgetary analysis for the district.

Capital Planning & Construction conducts the annual facility assessments, develops the District-wide Capital Plan and coordinates and executes major construction and renovation projects on the college campuses.

The Career Planning and Placement Center at each of the City Colleges can help students explore career options, decide on a major, make a career change or find a job.

The Center for Distance Learning (CDL) offers a method for students to complete college course work through online education.

The Center for Operational Excellence exists as a vital, driving partner in achieving the critical strategic and operational initiatives of the City Colleges of Chicago through the generation, analysis and implementation of performance improvements

The City Colleges of Chicago Foundation raises and distributes funds to assist the students, faculty and staff at the seven colleges and seven satellite campuses that make up the City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) District.

Under the auspices of the Office of Institutional Advancement, the Communications Department oversees the City Colleges of Chicago media relations and public relations activities.

The Office of Community Relations, Governmental Affairs and Legislative Affairs works toward partnerships with local community based organizations, government officials and departments, faith institutions and stakeholders.

The Compensation and Classification Department is responsible for Position Analysis and Salary Determination.

The Continuing Education (CE) Department offers non-credit courses for students seeking personal enrichment or new skills.

The Controller's Office collects, analyzes, and reports on financial and related non-financial data for the City Colleges of Chicago. It has two sections: General Accounting and Grant Accounting.

The Office of Development provides the student body, Board of Trustees, faculty and staff with an organized, efficient and effective resource development platform designed to enhance the teaching and learning environment of the District.

The Disability Access Center provides coordination and supportive services for students with documented disabilities.

Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet, and Faculty Council is too.

City Colleges ofrece clases gratuitas de educación para adultos en varios lugares alrededor de la ciudad.

The Equal Opportunity Office (EEO Office) administers and enforces the District's EEO Policy, which is a policy of equal opportunity in employment, programs, and activities.

The purpose of the City College Ethics Office is to meet City College ethics goals, reduce unethical behavior within the City College community, implement Board policies on ethics and meet the requirements of the State Ethics Act.

The Facilities Department maintains, replaces, and repairs the campuses’ buildings, grounds, and utility systems. This includes managing: heating and cooling, custodial services, snow removal, building repairs, issuance of keys and set ups for events.

Faculty Council represents the faculty in all matters of general academic policy, such as curriculum, program development, academic freedom, and professional development.

List of meeting dates for the full council, the executive committee and committee A.

The Department of Finance is responsible for managing the District’s finances and providing governance, support and leadership in financial management and reporting, business and treasury services, budgeting, planning, and financial aid.

At City Colleges of Chicago, we believe your education is an investment...one that pays dividends throughout your lifetime. That's why we are dedicated to helping students get the assistance they may need to attend one of our seven colleges.

The Financial Control and Compliance Department provides leadership in the administration of the District's Financial Systems and supports the Finance Department with control, compliance and strategic metric monitoring.

The Gateway to the City Colleges of Chicago program provides Adult Education students a special opportunity to continue their studies at CCC by taking college credit courses at a reduced cost.

The Office of the General Counsel is responsible for all legal work arising from the activities of the District.

The Grants and Contracts Team assists with and advances activities related to grant acquisition and management in order to further the District's mission and strategic goals.

The City Colleges of Chicago are dedicated to creating opportunities for students to earn college credit prior to graduating high school through a variety of methods.

The mission of Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) is to develop and lead information system plans that meet Human Resources' automation, data, records and information management requirements.

The Office of Human Resources and Staff Development's mission is to attract, recruit, develop and retain the most highly qualified and diverse workforce.

The Office of Information Technology (OIT) supports student success by providing a leading edge technology environment for students, faculty and staff to improve teaching, learning and operations.

The Office of the Inspector General conducts investigations regarding waste, fraud and misconduct.

The Office of Institutional Advancement (OIA) serves the educational goals of the City Colleges of Chicago.

The mission of Internal Audit is to provide independent, objective assurance and consulting services designed to improve the City Colleges of Chicago operations.

Welcome to the City Colleges! You will feel right at home. We are very proud of our international students - about 400 students from 75 countries. This talented group comprises an important part of our highly diverse student population.

The District Office Mail Services exists primarily for the distribution, collection, and processing of the Colleges' Mail.

Under the auspices of the Office of Institutional Advancement, the Marketing Department is responsible for the strategic planning and execution of internal and external programs that promote the City Colleges' mission, programs and special events.

The City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) Occupational Programs is the branch of the colleges that serves the community by offering career training. The program provides students the opportunity to obtain employment or transfer to other colleges of universities.

Through a partnership between the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) and City Colleges of Chicago (CCC), CHA residents and HCV Program participants are eligible for quality training and educational opportunities at low or no cost.

The Payroll Department is a dedicated team of professionals committed to paying CCC employees in a timely and accurate manner, and in compliance with CCC policy and Federal and State agencies.

Plant Maintenance provides support services for the purpose of maintaining a well functioning and safe facility.

City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) encourages companies, both large and small, to do business with CCC. CCC operates seven colleges and seven vocational/technical centers, serving 120,000 students annually.

Recruitment is responsible for finding and attracting the best qualified candidates to fill City Colleges of Chicago staffing needs.

The Registrar's Office administers the enrollment of students, maintains student records, and works with faculty, administration and staff on academic matters.

The CCC Office of Research and Evaluation is responsible for providing the CCC community with effective data and information essential to informed decision-making.

The Office of Safety & Security works to ensure a safe and secure environment for all City College students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

The office for Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) supports student success in academic disciplines leading towards transfer, graduation, and employment.

The Staffing Department is responsible for processing all personnel documents in accordance with Board policy, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and federal and state law.

Our mission is to generate, evaluate and implement strategic initiatives that create sustainable long-term improvements for the colleges and the district in alignment with the district’s student-centric mission, vision, and goals.

The Student Affairs department provides overall leadership and support for the Student Services departments located at our colleges.

This office is responsible for the control and management of Federal and State Financial Aid Programs, receipts of revenues, and the protection of the District’s assets.

The Student Government Association represents all students and serves as a liaison between the student body and college administration and the Board of Trustees.

The District Supportive Intervention Team (SIT) is the coordinating team for the college SITs. The SITs are the colleges' behavioral threat assessment teams.

The Technology Advisory Council is the means by which City Colleges of Chicago faculty, staff, and administrators can influence technology decisions affecting the district.

The Testing Resources Centers provide a variety of testing services to assist students as they pursue their academic goals.

It's never too early to begin planning for transfer. Our Transfer Resources Centers help students create a plan for a seamless transition to 4-year institutions.

This office manages and invests District funds used for instructional programs, general operations, facility maintenance, and capital improvements.

City Colleges of Chicago are pleased to support student success through peer, professional, and embedded tutoring.

Welcome to the City Colleges of Chicago! We serve thousands of U.S. military veterans each year. Our veteran services teams - located at each college - provide a wide range of services to ease your transition and help you succeed.

Caterers who want to grow their business but lack the funds to own their own commercial kitchen can rent a fully equipped, state-of-the-art, 442-square-foot kitchen area at a fraction of the cost.

CCC Wellness Centers provide mental health and other social services to support your personal well-being and academic success.

​​​​​​The Office of Workforce & Economic Development consists of three departments: College to Careers, Career Services, and Workforce Academy.

We are a training provider delivering first-rate, cost effective, diverse and customized services to empower workers in the Chicagoland region with the required skills to effectively improve their productivity and reduce unemployment.

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