City Colleges strives to ensure student success by preparing students to transfer to a four-year university or start careers in fast-growing fields.

COLLEGE TO CAREERS FOCUS:

Education, Human & Natural Sciences

Harry S Truman College1145 W. Wilson Ave., Chicago, IL 60640

Education that Works - Without all of the Debt

CCC.EDU | 773-COLLEGEENROLL TODAY

City Colleges of Chicago

HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGE

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RESOURCES FOR SUCCESS

Degrees and Certi�cates Offered at Truman College

Truman College Facts

Supporting you from your �rst day to graduation day

City Colleges of Chicago is an open enrollment institution and students are accepted year-round.The �rst step in enrollment is completing an online application at www.ccc.edu/apply.

Associate Degree Pathways (16-24 months)Art (Studio)Automotive TechnologyBiologyBiotechnologyBusiness/EconomicsChemical Laboratory TechnologyChemistryChild Development: Early Childhood EducationChild Development: Pre-school EducationCommunicationsComparative ReligionComputer ScienceComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) TechnologyCriminal JusticeCriminal Justice: Public Police ServicesElementary EducationEngineering and PhysicsEnglishEnvironmental BiologyFrench TeacherGeoSciencesHigh School Biology Teacher

High School Chemistry TeacherHigh School English TeacherHigh School Mathematics TeacherHigh School Physics TeacherHigh School Social Science TeacherHistoryHuman Development and Family StudiesHuman GeographyInsuranceInternational StudiesJournalismK-12 Physical Education TeacherK-12 Special Education TeacherMathematicsMiddle School Science TeacherNursingPhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-AviationPsychologySocial WorkSociologySpanish TeacherTheater Art

Urban StudiesWeb DevelopmentWorld Languages

Advanced Certi�cates (4-12 months)Automotive TechnologyChild Development: Pre-school EducationComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) TechnologyCosmetologyCriminal Justice: Public Police ServicesWeb Development

Basic Certi�cates (2-9 months)Automotive TechnologyChild Development: Pre-school EducationComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) TechnologyCosmetology Teacher Training (1,000-Hour Program)Cosmetology Teacher Training (500-Hour Program)Criminal Justice: Public Police ServicesFamily Childcare BusinessWeb Development

Professional & Personal Development: 7%*

GED/ESL: 53%*

College to Careers and Other College Credit: 45%*

Total enrollment:

19,553

median age student

years old28

40%

23%

21%

13%

3%

Hispanic

Black

White

Asian

Other

*Full-time vs. Part-time percentage re�ects Fall 2013 credit students

of students receive �nancial aid.

76%

Full-time*45%

Part-time*55%

Truman College and its satellite site, the Lakeview Learning Center, offer associate degrees, certi�cates, professional & personal development, and GED/ESL programs.

The college is home to students from all walks of life—from recent high school graduates to returning adult education students.

59%

43%

of graduates are employed in their training �eld with a median income of $33,280 within a year of graduation.

ACADEMICS

STUDENT FACTS

STUDENT LIFE

TRANSFER

CAREER

COMPLETION*

STUDENT SUCCESS

COLLEGE TO CAREERS

of graduates transfer to four-year college programs within two years of CCC graduation.

Falcons athletics compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association in both basketball and soccer.

Truman College offers students the opportunity to take part in more than a dozen clubs and organizations, like Phi Theta Kappa and the Student Government Association.

180%The Federal IPEDS graduation

rate for �rst-time, full-time students at Truman College

has increased

184%The number of degrees

awarded is up

TRUMAN CONTACT INFORMATION

Harry S Truman College1145 W. Wilson Ave.Chicago, IL 60640

Lakeview Learning Center3310 North Clark StreetChicago, IL 60657

ccc.edu/truman | 773-907-4000

ccc.edu/llc | 773-907-4400

For program availability, please visit ccc.edu/programs

39,000 Education, Human & Natural Sciences jobs are coming to the Chicago region in the next decade. Truman College can prepare you to seize these job opportunities.

AdvisingDedicated advisors help you chart your educational course to align with your professional and academic goals.

Faculty CommitmentOur faculty are teachers and mentors who are dedicated to helping you succeed academically and personally.

Career & Transfer CentersStudents and alumni have access to a broad range of services that make launching a career a reality, as well as support to transfer to bachelor’s degree programs. Explore career options via our CareerFinder tool, and �nd the career that best suits your interests by taking a Focus 2 career assessment—both available online at ccc.edu.

Scholarships & Financial AidFinancial aid of�cers work with you to help you understand your college costs and �nancial resources, including scholarship opportunities.

TutoringProfessional and peer-to-peer tutoring and mentoring services are available in all disciplines.

Veterans Resource Center Veterans services specialists assist student veterans with class registration, degree planning, and personalized assistance with VA bene�ts.

Wellness CenterWellness Centers provide personal and practical assistance to support and enrich your personal life, so you can focus on your academic success. All services are free and con�dential.

General Information About Degree ProgramsAll seven colleges offer general education courses in addition to a College to Careers focus to position you for a career in an in-demand industry. City Colleges partners with leading companies and universities to ensure programs re�ect workforce demands and to offer real-world learning opportunities, internships, and a �rst pass at job opportunities. By starting at City Colleges and then transferring to a bachelor’s degree program, you can save up to $40,000.

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please use our 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.

*Percentages will not add up to 100% because students can enroll in multiple instructional areas.

Data Source: FY14 Total Enrollment Unduplicated

Data Source: FY14 Statistical Digest

Data Source: Fall 2013 Statistical Digest

Data Source: Strategy Metrics Trend Data FY14

Data Source: Strategy Metrics Trend Data FY14

Data Source: IPEDS 2014-2015/Fall 2013 Statistical Digest

*Since the City Colleges’ Reinvention began in 2010

Data Source: Strategy Metrics Trend Data FY14

COLLEGE TO CAREERS AT

HARRY S TRUMANCOLLEGEOffers general education courses and a College to Careers focus in:

EDUCATION, HUMAN & NATURAL SCIENCES

City Colleges partners with education leaders to ensure graduates

are ready for the 39,000 education jobs coming to the

Chicago region over the next decade. Truman College also

offers advanced coursework in human and natural sciences

for students who are planning to pursue a bachelor’s degree in

programs like psychology, biology, and chemistry.

RICHARD J. DALEY COLLEGEAdvanced Manufacturing

MALCOLM X COLLEGEHealthcare

HARRY S TRUMAN COLLEGEEducation, Human & Natural Sciences

WILBUR WRIGHT COLLEGEInformation Technology

KENNEDY-KING COLLEGECulinary Arts & HospitalityConstruction Technology

OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGETransportation, Distribution & Logistics

HAROLD WASHINGTON COLLEGEBusiness & Professional Services

• Golden Apple Scholars• Northeastern Illinois University• Chicago Public Schools• National Louis University• University of Illinois at Chicago

HIRING & ACADEMIC PARTNERS:

GET THE SKILLS. GET THE JOB.Graduates who transfer to a bachelor’s degree program will qualify for teaching positions with starting salaries up to $50,000 per year.

IN ADDITION TO THEIR COLLEGE TO CAREERS FOCUS, ALL COLLEGES OFFER GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES.

DEGREE & CERTIFICATE PATHWAYS OFFEREDD: Degree 24 monthsAC: Advanced Certificate 12 monthsBC: Basic Certificate 3–12 months

BC AC DChild Development: Early Childhood Education • • •Child Development: Pre-school Education • • •Child Development: Pre-school Education Infant/Toddler

• • •

Elementary Education • • •Family Childcare Business • • •

French Teacher • • •High School Biology Teacher • • •High School Chemistry Teacher • • •High School English Teacher • • •High School Mathematics Teacher • • •High School Physics Teacher • • •High School Social Science Teacher • • •K–12 Physical Education Teacher • • •K–12 Special Education Teacher • • •Middle School Science Teacher • • •Spanish Teacher • • •

Learn how to work with diverse learners and strategies to support students.

Take advanced coursework and prepare to transfer to a four-year university, saving up to $40,000 on the cost of a bachelor’s degree.

Connect with hundreds of employers looking to hire through our Career Network.

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ATTEND TRUMAN COLLEGE AND YOU WILL:

Please visit ccc.edu/programs for program location.

CCC.EDU | 773-COLLEGEENROLL TODAY

10-0

3-16

RESOURCES FOR SUCCESS

Degrees and Certi�cates Offered at Truman College

Truman College Facts

Supporting you from your �rst day to graduation day

City Colleges of Chicago is an open enrollment institution and students are accepted year-round.The �rst step in enrollment is completing an online application at www.ccc.edu/apply.

Associate Degree Pathways (16-24 months)Art (Studio)Automotive TechnologyBiologyBiotechnologyBusiness/EconomicsChemical Laboratory TechnologyChemistryChild Development: Early Childhood EducationChild Development: Pre-school EducationCommunicationsComparative ReligionComputer ScienceComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) TechnologyCriminal JusticeCriminal Justice: Public Police ServicesElementary EducationEngineering and PhysicsEnglishEnvironmental BiologyFrench TeacherGeoSciencesHigh School Biology Teacher

High School Chemistry TeacherHigh School English TeacherHigh School Mathematics TeacherHigh School Physics TeacherHigh School Social Science TeacherHistoryHuman Development and Family StudiesHuman GeographyInsuranceInternational StudiesJournalismK-12 Physical Education TeacherK-12 Special Education TeacherMathematicsMiddle School Science TeacherNursingPhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-AviationPsychologySocial WorkSociologySpanish TeacherTheater Art

Urban StudiesWeb DevelopmentWorld Languages

Advanced Certi�cates (4-12 months)Automotive TechnologyChild Development: Pre-school EducationComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) TechnologyCosmetologyCriminal Justice: Public Police ServicesWeb Development

Basic Certi�cates (2-9 months)Automotive TechnologyChild Development: Pre-school EducationComputer-Aided Drafting (CAD) TechnologyCosmetology Teacher Training (1,000-Hour Program)Cosmetology Teacher Training (500-Hour Program)Criminal Justice: Public Police ServicesFamily Childcare BusinessWeb Development

Professional & Personal Development: 7%*

GED/ESL: 53%*

College to Careers and Other College Credit: 45%*

Total enrollment:

19,553

median age student

years old28

40%

23%

21%

13%

3%

Hispanic

Black

White

Asian

Other

*Full-time vs. Part-time percentage re�ects Fall 2013 credit students

of students receive �nancial aid.

76%

Full-time*45%

Part-time*55%

Truman College and its satellite site, the Lakeview Learning Center, offer associate degrees, certi�cates, professional & personal development, and GED/ESL programs.

The college is home to students from all walks of life—from recent high school graduates to returning adult education students.

59%

43%

of graduates are employed in their training �eld with a median income of $33,280 within a year of graduation.

ACADEMICS

STUDENT FACTS

STUDENT LIFE

TRANSFER

CAREER

COMPLETION*

STUDENT SUCCESS

COLLEGE TO CAREERS

of graduates transfer to four-year college programs within two years of CCC graduation.

Falcons athletics compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association in both basketball and soccer.

Truman College offers students the opportunity to take part in more than a dozen clubs and organizations, like Phi Theta Kappa and the Student Government Association.

180%The Federal IPEDS graduation

rate for �rst-time, full-time students at Truman College

has increased

184%The number of degrees

awarded is up

TRUMAN CONTACT INFORMATION

Harry S Truman College1145 W. Wilson Ave.Chicago, IL 60640

ccc.edu/truman | 773-907-4000

For program availability, please visit ccc.edu/programs

39,000 Education, Human & Natural Sciences jobs arecoming to the Chicago region in the next decade. Truman College can prepare you to seize these job opportunities.

AdvisingDedicated advisors help you chart your educational course to align with your professional and academic goals.

Faculty CommitmentOur faculty are teachers and mentors who are dedicated to helping you succeed academically and personally.

Career & Transfer CentersStudents and alumni have access to a broad range of services that make launching a career a reality, as well as support to transfer to bachelor’s degree programs. Explore career options via our CareerFinder tool, and �nd the career that best suits your interests by taking a Focus 2 career assessment—both available online at ccc.edu.

Scholarships & Financial AidFinancial aid of�cers work with you to help you understand your college costs and �nancial resources, including scholarship opportunities.

TutoringProfessional and peer-to-peer tutoring and mentoring services are available in all disciplines.

Veterans Resource Center Veterans services specialists assist student veterans with class registration, degree planning, and personalized assistance with VA bene�ts.

Wellness CenterWellness Centers provide personal and practical assistance to support and enrich your personal life, so you can focus on your academic success. All services are free and con�dential.

General Information About Degree ProgramsAll seven colleges offer general education courses in addition to a College to Careers focus to position you for a career in an in-demand industry. City Colleges partners with leading companies and universities to ensure programs re�ect workforce demands and to offer real-world learning opportunities, internships, and a �rst pass at job opportunities. By starting at City Colleges and then transferring to a bachelor’s degree program, you can save up to $40,000.

For more information about our graduation rates, the median debt of students who completed the program, and other important information, please use our 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.

*Percentages will not add up to 100% because students can enroll in multiple instructional areas.

Data Source: FY14 Total Enrollment Unduplicated

Data Source: FY14 Statistical Digest

Data Source: Fall 2013 Statistical Digest

Data Source: Strategy Metrics Trend Data FY14

Data Source: Strategy Metrics Trend Data FY14

Data Source: IPEDS 2014-2015/Fall 2013 Statistical Digest

*Since the City Colleges’ Reinvention began in 2010

Data Source: Strategy Metrics Trend Data FY14