Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago)

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Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) is a community college in Chicago, Illinois, founded in 1960. It offers 4 training programs, with listed tuition of $5,500. It is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Accredited

Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

Open

Enrollment

$5,500

Avg. Tuition

7,000

Total Students

Urban

Chicago, IL

Founded 1960

Single southwest Chicago campus on Pulaski Road

About Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago)

Richard J. Daley College is one of the seven City Colleges of Chicago, located on the southwest side. Daley is the system's center of excellence for Advanced Manufacturing, with strong programs in Welding Engineering Technology (Associate and Advanced Certificate levels), CNC Technology, and Manufacturing Engineering. The Manufacturing Technology Program (MTP) operates in partnership with industry and trains students for high-demand manufacturing careers.

Trade Programs Available

WeldingElectricianAutomotive TechnicianMedical AssistantCarpentryIt Networking

Programs Offered

Welding Engineering Technology

Certificate or AAS

Duration: 12-24 months
Tuition: $5,500

Welding Engineering Technology - Advanced

Advanced Certificate

Duration: Additional 6-12 months
Tuition: $3,500

CNC Technology

Certificate

Duration: 12 months
Tuition: $4,500

Manufacturing Engineering Technology

AAS Degree

Duration: 24 months
Tuition: $7,500

Learning Format

Student-to-Instructor Ratio
20:1
Hands-On Training
70%
Start Dates
Fall, Spring, Summer
Externship
Included

Schedule Options

Day Classes Evening Classes Weekend Classes Online Available Hybrid Available

Admissions

Open

Enrollment

16+

Minimum Age

Free

Application Fee

Admission Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED
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Cost & Financial Aid

Average Tuition $5,500
Books & Supplies $700
Equipment Fees $250
Estimated Total $6,450

Financial Aid Options

Financial Aid Available GI Bill Accepted WIA Approved Payment Plans

Available Scholarships

  • Chicago STAR Scholarship
  • Illinois MAP Grant
  • Pell Grant

Graduate Outcomes

N/A

Graduation Rate

N/A

Job Placement Rate

N/A

Licensure Pass Rate

Top Employers

Chicago-area manufacturing employersAerospace and defense contractorsTier-1 automotive suppliersMajor welding fabrication shops in southwest Chicagoland

Student Services

Job Placement Assistance Career Services Tutoring Available Childcare Available Transportation Assistance

Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago): Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) cost?

Listed tuition at Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) is $5,500. Financial aid is available for eligible students. Contact the school to confirm current pricing and what's included.

What programs does Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) offer?

Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) offers 4 programs: Welding Engineering Technology (12-24 months), Welding Engineering Technology - Advanced (Additional 6-12 months), CNC Technology (12 months), Manufacturing Engineering Technology (24 months).

Is Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) accredited?

Yes — Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

How do I enroll at Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago)?

Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) has an open enrollment policy. Applicants typically need: High school diploma or GED. The minimum age is 16.

Does Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) offer evening or weekend classes?

Yes — Richard J. Daley College (City Colleges of Chicago) offers day, evening, weekend classes. Online options are also available.

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