Elaine Said:

Community Colleges in Chicago that have Radiology/Sonography,to become a Ultrasound Tech?.?

We Answered:

Northwest Memorial Hospital and Rush University

Dora Said:

What are the best community colleges in Chicago ?

We Answered:

community college? I don't think it matters much. find the cheapest. get all A's and you shouldn't have a problem transfering to a 4 yr for a BS in business. Some community colleges are now offering 4 yr degrees as well.. check into that. Again.. ALL A's.

if you're interested, Northwestern's Kellog School of Business is one of the top MBA programs in the country.

Denise Said:

What are some good community colleges in the chicago area?

We Answered:

Try the city colleges of chicago. They have a nice amount of community colleges with summer classes and in the area you are looking for. Check out www.ccc.edu . This should help you out.

Perry Said:

What community colleges are located in Chicago?

We Answered:

Kennedy King
University of Chicago
More on the website below
http://communitycollegeschicago.com/

Gary Said:

Im looking for some really cool community colleges in chicago?

We Answered:

What is a "cool" community college?

Please concern yourself more with the quality of education that you will receive.

Lillie Said:

Community Colleges In Chicago?

We Answered:

Oakton is not in Chicago. Oakton has locations in Skokie and Des Plaines, which are Chicago suburbs. Oakton is supposed to be really good.

Chicago's system of community colleges (or "city colleges") is called the City Colleges of Chicago. Each school in the system has its strengths; choosing one really depends on your location as well as your interests and goals.

I'm a big fan of the CCCs and think they're a great way to build a solid foundation to your college education while saving money. I've found that they have some surprisingly good faculty.

Late add: You should be able to get a solid foundation in business at any of the CCCs; I recommend the Loop college, Harold Washington. You should definitely check out Wilbur Wright, which is on the far Northwest Side and therefore closer to you than any of the other CCCs. It's commuter-friendly for both public-transit users and drivers.

The way you originally wrote your question implied you were looking for schools in Chicago and thought Oakton was there.

I am not sure if your residence location affects the price of your tuition; that is something you might want to look into if you live in Skokie but want to attend a CCC.