COLLEGE TO CAREERS AT MALCOLM X COLLEGE
Offers general education courses and a College to Careers focus in: HEALTHCARE
City Colleges partners with local hospitals, healthcare providers, pharmacies and other healthcare organizations to ensure graduates are ready for the 84,000 healthcare jobs coming to the Chicago region over the next decade.
NEW BUILDING COMING IN 2016 DEGREE & CERTIFICATE PATHWAYS OFFERED
D: Degree 16–24 months AC: Advanced Certificate 4–8 months BC: Basic Certificate 2–4 months D AC BC GET THE SKILLS. GET THE JOB. Community Healthcare Worker • • • Dental Hygiene* • • • Complete an associate degree in nursing and qualify for EMT • • • positions as a Registered Nurse with starting salaries in Health Information Management (HIM) • • • the Chicago area of up to $25 per hour. Health/Physical Education • • • Health Professions • • • Massage Therapy • • • ATTEND MALCOLM X COLLEGE AND YOU WILL: Medical Assistant* • • • Medical Billing • • • à Take classes in the state-of-the-art School of Health Sciences, • • opening in 2016, which will feature a “virtual hospital” that mimics Medical Coding • real-world healthcare facilities. Mortuary Science • • • Nursing (RN)* • • • à Learn from instructors with professional experience in their fields. Paramedic • • • Practical Nursing (PN)* • • à Connect with hundreds of employers looking to hire through our • Career Network. RN Completion* • • • Basic Nursing Assistant* • • • à Prepare to transfer to a four-year university, saving up to $40,000 Occupational Therapy Assistant* • • • on the cost of a bachelor’s degree. Personal Fitness Trainer • • • Pharmacy Tech. • • • HIRING & ACADEMIC PARTNERS: Phlebotomy • • • Physical Therapy Assistant** • • • • Advocate Health Care • Northwestern Medicine Radiography* • • • • CVS Caremark • Oak Street Health Respiratory Care • • • • • • Loretto Hospital • Presence Health Sterile Processing • Surgical Technology • • • • Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s • Resurrection University Hospital of Chicago • Rush University Medical Center *Check www.ccc.edu/programs for program location. **Coming in 2016
IN ADDITION TO THEIR COLLEGE TO CAREERS FOCUS, ALL COLLEGES OFFER GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES. RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGE MALCOLM X COLLEGE HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGE Advanced Manufacturing Healthcare Education, Human & Natural Sciences Information Technology
KENNEDY-KING COLLEGE OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGE Culinary Arts & Hospitality Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Business & Professional Services Construction Technology & Drafting
ENROLL TODAY CCC.EDU | 773-COLLEGE General Information About Degree Programs Malcolm X College Facts COLLEGE TO CAREERS All seven colleges offer general education courses in addition to a College to Careers focus to position you ACADEMICS 84,000 Healthcare jobs are for a career in an in-demand industry. City Colleges partners with leading companies and universities to coming to the Chicago region in the College to Careers and ensure programs re ect workforce demands and to offer real-world learning opportunities, internships, and a Malcolm X Other College Credit: 71%* next decade. Malcolm X College works with Healthcare industry partners to rst pass at job opportunities. By starting at City Colleges and then transferring to a bachelor’s degree College and its prepare you to seize these jobs. See program, you can save up to $40,000. satellite site, the back page for more information. West Side Learning Center, STUDENT SUCCESS offer associate Total City Colleges of Chicago is an open enrollment institution and students are accepted year-round. degrees, enrollment: COMPLETION The rst step in enrollment is completing an online application at www.ccc.edu/apply. certi cates, 12,016 professional & Since City Colleges’ personal Reinvention began in 2010: Degrees and Certi cates Offered at Malcolm X College development, Associate Degree Pathways Physical Therapy Assistant* Basic Certi cates (2-4 months) and GED and (16-24 months) Political Science Basic Nursing Assistant Professional & Personal GED/ESL: 21%* Biology Psychology Community Healthcare Worker ESL programs. Development: 8%* Chemistry Radiography Computer Information Systems
*Students may be counted in more than one enrollment category. 64% Child Development: Pre-school Education Religious Studies EMT Total number of degrees Community Healthcare Worker Respiratory Care Food Sanitation awarded is up Computer Information Systems RN Completion* Food Sanitation Recerti cation Dental Hygiene* Surgical Technology Health Professions Engineering & Physics Theater Arts Medical Billing STUDENT FACTS English Web Development Personal Fitness Trainer Environmental Biology World Languages Phlebotomy The college is home to students from all walks of life—from recent high school 48% Geosciences Sterile Processing graduates to returning adult education students. Total number of degrees and Health Information Management (HIM) Advanced Certi cates (4-8 months) Web Development certi cates awarded is up Health/Physical Education Child Development: Pre-school Education Human Geography Community Healthcare Worker International Studies Computer Information Systems Journalism Paramedic 62% Black Mathematics Massage Therapy CAREER Mortuary Science Medical Assistant* 23% Hispanic Occupational Therapy Assistant** Medical Coding 70% of graduates are Nursing* Pharmacy Tech. employed in their 7% White Paramedic Practical Nursing* training eld with a Philosophy Web Development 52% median income of 3% Asian $31,200 within a of students receive nancial aid. *Program is coming soon to Malcolm X College **New program to launch at Malcolm X College For program availability, please visit ccc.edu/programs 5% Other year of graduation. TRANSFER RESOURCES FOR SUCCESS Supporting you from your rst day to graduation day of graduates transfer Scholarships & Financial Aid 57% Financial aid of cers work with you to help you understand Full-time* to four-year college programs within two Advising your college costs and nancial resources, including 24 41% years of CCC Dedicated advisors help you chart your educational course to scholarship opportunities. years old 43% graduation. align with your professional and academic goals. Part-time* Tutoring median student age Faculty Commitment Professional and peer-to-peer tutoring and mentoring services MALCOLM X CONTACT Our faculty are teachers and mentors who are dedicated to are available in all disciplines. *Full-time vs. Part-time percentage re ects Fall 2013 credit students helping you succeed academically and personally. INFORMATION Veterans Resource Center Career & Transfer Centers Veterans services specialists assist student veterans with class Malcolm X College Students and alumni have access to a broad range of services registration, degree planning, and personalized assistance STUDENT LIFE 1900 W. Vanburen St. that make launching a career a reality, as well as support to with VA bene ts. The college offers students the Chicago, IL 60612 transfer to bachelor’s degree programs. Explore career options Wellness Center opportunity to take part in via our CareerFinder tool, and nd the career that best suits Hawks athletics compete ccc.edu/malcolmx | 312-850-7000 Wellness Centers provide personal and practical assistance to more than a dozen clubs and your interests by taking a Focus 2 career assessment—both in the National Junior support and enrich your personal life, so you can focus on your organizations, like Phi Theta available online at ccc.edu. College Athletic academic success. All services are free and con dential. Association in basketball, Kappa and the Student West Side Learning Center soccer, and volleyball. Government Association. 4624 W. Madison St. Chicago, IL 60644 For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please use our ccc.edu/wslc | 312-850-7420 ProgramFinder at www.ccc.edu/programs to nd the program of interest and click on the link for Gainful Employment Disclosures. City Colleges of Chicago does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age or disability in all educational and vocational programs, services, activities, and employment.