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Wilbur Wright College WILBUR WRIGHT Resources for Success Athletics COLLEGE www.ccc.edu/athletics Named after a great American innovator of flight, Wilbur Wright College Career Services www.ccc.edu/careerservices prepares students to soar to academic and personal success, whether Class Schedules their goal is to transfer to a four-year college or join the workforce. www.ccc.edu/classschedules Signature programs include information technology, paralegal, and Disability Access Center addiction studies, as well as computerized numerical control at its www.ccc.edu/dac satellite location, Wright College Humboldt Park. The college is easily Financial Aid recognized by the unique pyramid—designed by renowned Chicago www.ccc.edu/financialaid architect, Bertrand Goldberg—on campus. Scholarships www.ccc.edu/scholarships Tuition and Paying for College Student Services Wright College offers accessible and affordable education for all students. Below is www.ccc.edu/studentservices a brief overview of tuition costs for credit courses. For a more extensive overview of Textbooks tuition, visit www.ccc.edu/tuition www.ccc.edu/bookstore Wilbur Wright College also offers the Star Scholarship to eligible CPS students. Star Transfer www.ccc.edu/transfer Scholars attend City Colleges free of cost—tuition and books! For more info on Star Scholarship requirements, visit www.ccc.edu/starscholarship Tutoring www.ccc.edu/tutoring Tuition Per Credit Hour Tuition Veterans Services Less Than 12 Credit Hours 12+ Credit Hours www.ccc.edu/veterans In-District $146.00 $1,752.00 Wellness Center www.ccc.edu/wellnesscenter Out-of-District $384.00 $4,608.00 Out-of-State $481.00 $5,772.00 International $481.00 $5,772.00 10,100+ 71% 25+ 31:1 43% 57% enrolled students of students have educational student to of students of students financial aid transfer partners faculty ratio are full-time are part-time Apply today at www.ccc.edu/apply Wright College Humboldt Park Wilbur Wright College 1645 N. California Ave. | Chicago, IL 60647 4300 N. Narragansett Ave. | Chicago, IL 60634 (773) 777-7900 | www.ccc.edu/wchp (773) 777-7900 | www.ccc.edu/wright Degrees and Certificates at Wilbur Wright College Associate in Applied Science degrees and short-term certificates help students prepare for the workforce. For more information on programs at Wilbur Wright, visit www.ccc.edu/studentgps. Schedule an appointment with your college advisor at www.ccc.edu/advising to plan your academic journey. Associate Degrees Advanced Certificates Criminal Justice: Public Police Services Architecture Criminal Justice: Public Police Services Emergency Preparedness Criminal Justice: Public Police Services Networking Systems & Technologies Environmental Technology Emergency Management Web Development Gerontology Aide Environmental Technology Library Technical Assistant Gerontology Specialist Basic Certificates Mechanical Technology CAD Library Technical Assistant Addictions Studies Networking Systems & Technologies Networking Systems & Technologies Architectural CAD Nursing Home Administration Occupational Therapy Assistant Architecture Web Development Paralegal Building Energy Technologies Web Development Computer Numerical Control Operations Wilbur Wright College also offers Early College classes to high school students (www.ccc.edu/earlycollege), Continuing Education for personal and professional enrichment (www.ccc.edu/ppd), and free High School Equivalency (HSE) and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes (www.ccc.edu/adulted). Start at Wright and graduate from a four-year institution for a fraction of the cost Students can save thousands of dollars by completing an Associate in Arts (AA) or Associate in Science (AS) degree and then transferring to a four-year institution as a junior. As one of the seven City Colleges of Chicago, Wilbur Wright College has educational partnerships with more than 25 colleges and universities, including: Arizona State University Kendall College Saint Xavier University Columbia College Chicago Loyola University School of the Art Institute of Chicago DePaul University Marquette University Southern Illinois University Carbondale Dominican University National Louis University The University of Chicago East West University Northeastern Illinois University The University of Iowa Elmhurst College Northern Illinois University University of Illinois at Chicago Fisk University North Park University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Florida Memorial University Northwestern University University of Wisconsin-Platteville Governors State University Olivet-Nazarene University Illinois Institute of Technology Robert Morris University Illinois State University Roosevelt University All seven City Colleges offer general education courses RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE 7500 South Pulaski Road 6301 South Halsted Street 10001 South Woodlawn Avenue 4300 North Narragansett Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60652 Chicago, Illinois 60621 Chicago, Illinois 60628 Chicago, Illinois 60634 HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE MALCOLM X COLLEGE HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE For more information on CCC’s colleges and 30 East Lake Street 1900 West Jackson Boulevard 1145 West Wilson Avenue satellite locations, call 773-COLLEGE or visit Chicago, Illinois 60601 Chicago, Illinois 60612 Chicago, Illinois 60640 www.ccc.edu/colleges.
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