Chicago College
Find the Chicago College that's right for you.
Many students prefer to be physically present for instruction. They find that
there is a feeling between the student and instructor that can't be duplicated
over the Internet. Some people learn better when they are in a classroom setting.
If this is the case, there are many on-campus schools available in your area where
you can earn your degree or certification. Below you will find resources to aid you
in selecting the right Chicago College for you. Just click on
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List of Chicago Colleges
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Whether you’re seeking an associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree, University of Phoenix can help you reach your goal much sooner than you might expect.
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Join the respected Le Cordon Bleu program at the Cooking & Hospitality Institute of Chicago. Students can earn an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts or a certificate in Baking and Pastry. Graduates will be prepared for a career as a chef, caterer, baker or pastry chef. Instructors are accomplished pastry and culinary chefs. Classes are taught in professionally equipped learning kitchens.
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TechSkills builds the skills critical for success in the exciting IT industry. We provide proven IT education programs for Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Linux, Java, CompTIA, Web Design, Security and others. TechSkills' innovative training combines personal attention from Industry Certified Instructors with hands-on labs, small group activities, convenient e-learning options and much more. As a TechSkills student, you'll control what you learn, how you learn and how you progress.
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Get on the fast track to success. DeVry University provides you with the skills you need to succeed. Choose from one of DeVry’s many campuses to earn an associate or a bachelor's degree in a variety of fields, including Business Management, Technical Management, Computer Information Systems, Telecommunications Management, Electronics Engineering Technology and so much more. Flexible scheduling and extensive job placement assistance make DeVry University the perfect choice to advance your career.
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A graduate degree really can make a difference, especially when it’s from DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management. The majority of our students balance work, family and school. That’s why we offer online, evening and weekend classes in all of our master’s degree programs, which include Business Administration, Human Resource Management, Information Systems, Project Management, Public Administration and Telecom Management.
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Some Information and Fun Facts about Chicago, Illinois
Courtesy of Chicago Convention and Visitors Bureau (http://www.chicago.il.org)
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Visitors to Chicago experience a virtual explosion of cultural activity, civic pride and multicultural expression. From stunning architecture and world-famous museums to lakefront parks and vibrant ethnic neighborhoods, Chicago offers a range of attractions that keep visitors coming back again and again.
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The neighborhood sidewalks of Chicago will offer you a collage of sights, sounds, and tastes that make up on of the most ethnically diverse and architecturally celebrated cities in the world.
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The first resident of Chicago was Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, a fur trader from Santo Domingo of French-African descent. DuSable built the first settlement in 1779 at the mouth of the Chicago River.
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Tribune Tower, home of the Chicago Tribune newspaper, has exterior walls that are embedded with pieces of famous buildings more than a "stone's throw away" from Chicago, including authentic stones from Westminster Abbey, the Alamo, Hamlet's castle, the Great Pyramid, the Taj Mahal, Fort Sumter and the Arc de Triomphe.
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The Wrigley Building's landmark clock tower is patterned after the Giralda Tower in Spain. Under instructions from William Wrigley, architects designed the Wrigley Building to look like a "luscious birthday cake." In 1946, the Wrigley Building was also the first air conditioned office building.
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