City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College

4300 N Narragansett, Chicago, IL
2-year
Medium
Urban

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Majors offered at City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College

Biggest majors
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities
Biological and Physical Sciences
Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities

Academics at City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College

Student Faculty Ratio
31 to 1
School type
Public 2-year institution
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Common careers for City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College students

Common Careers and Their Average Annual Salary

Operations Manager72k
Production Manager, Print66k
Technical Services Librarian55k
Human Resources (HR) Manager53k
Purchasing Agent (but not Wholesale, Retail, or Farm Products)53k
Office Manager48k
Accounts Payable Specialist47k
Based on 427 student responses
40.7kAvg. Early Career Pay
61.6kAvg. Mid-Career Pay
60%in High-Meaning careers
6%in STEM careers

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Student reviews of City Colleges of Chicago-Wilbur Wright College

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Safe campus
Accessible and helpful professors
Helpful career services
Awesome study spaces and libraries
Madelyn Johnston
Movies And Film
Sleeping
Singing
Cooking + 5 others

4.0

WHAT I LIKED

Look community college is a great way to save money these days since college is so expensive. Choose Wright College you won't regret it. The teachers and staff are so nice and understanding and it is a great school to start off your college education.

WHAT I didn’t LIKE

Being an online student is good but don't expect to make a lot of friends that way since the only interaction you will have with others is on Zoom.

Stephen Yu
Coding And Computer Science
Biking And Cycling
Ultimate Frisbee
Rock Climbing + 2 others

5.0

WHAT I LIKED

Go for the Engineering and Computer Science Pathways, it is the best deal you can find in the Chicagoland area for engineering and computer science majors

WHAT I didn’t LIKE

Some faculty are not so inviting however, the majority are looking to help you grow and succeed

Dara Fitzgerald
Photography and Photo Editing
Ceramics And Pottery
Interior Design
Fashion + 1 other

4.0

WHAT I LIKED

I like that I was able to get my Associate’s degree in a much more down-to-earth setting. The teachers and faculty are there to help you every step of the way and the environment is built to help you succeed. Being a community college, I’m also glad that I could take all of my general education courses for a much lower cost than your typical university.

WHAT I didn’t LIKE

The only thing I didn’t like is the commute. City Colleges only offer certain classes at certain campuses, so if I wanted to take classes that were specific to my major, I had to drive 45 minutes into the city as opposed to the campus that was 5 minutes away but didn’t offer the classes I needed.

Sofia Reynoso
Drawing And Illustration
Travel And Tourism
Swimming
Reading + 1 other

4.0