Less Competitive Community Colleges in Chicago?

I've heard that some community colleges in Chicago are easier to get into than others. I'm looking to transition into a degree program from work and could use some advice about where to apply.

Certainly, a lot of people find themselves in your position and community colleges can be a great way to transition back into academics. In Chicago, you have a variety of options. Some of the local community colleges that have a reputation for being welcoming to all students regardless of academic background include Harry S Truman College, Harold Washington College, and Kennedy-King College.

Harry S Truman College is known for its broad selection of academic programs and its welcoming atmosphere. It's a part of the City Colleges of Chicago, so you have the option to transfer within the CCC system if you find another program or college that you're interested in.

Harold Washington College is in the heart of downtown Chicago. It offers a variety of Business-related degree programs and it also works closely with local businesses to offer internships to students, which could be helpful if you're thinking of returning to the work force once you've completed your degree.

Kennedy-King College is part of the City Colleges of Chicago as well, and they focus on vocational education, offering a number of programs in culinary arts and construction technology. They also offer more traditional degrees, so they are a well-rounded institution to consider.

Remember that "less competitive" doesn't mean these colleges lack quality. It means they are more accessible to a broader range of students. Good luck with your applications and your transition back into academics!