City Colleges of Chicago - Malcolm X College

City Colleges of Chicago - Malcolm X College is a two-year community college and trade school in Chicago, IL. It has accessible to all admissions, as 100% of applicants are accepted. It has a small sized student body with 2,773 full-time students enrolled. Malcom X College's most popular major is a Nursing Assistant Certificate, which makes up 25% of students. Other common options include Liberal Arts and Humanities, which accounts for 16% of students, and Emergency Care Attendant (EMT) (11%). If you hope to study pharmacy in Illinois but don't have high test scores, Malcom X College is the perfect option for you, because its pharmacy program is ranked #2 in the state. Additionally, Malcom X College placed 26th in IL for best trade schools. For Illinois residents, tuition goes for $8,755 per year. Students located outside of Illinois need to pay $10,966 per year. Before you decide against applying due to the cost, be conscious that over 4/5 of Malcom X College undergrads acquire at least some financial aid. 29% of City Colleges of Chicago - Malcolm X College undergraduates end up graduating, geared up to join the job market. A couple years after college, graduates take home a median wage of $19,700. After an additional four years on the job, the alumni's median annual wage grows 27.4% to $25,100; however, that is still 37.4% short of the national median salary for individuals. Applicants may also want to be informed that Malcom X College doesn't offer early decision. In addition, 41% of first-time students don't come back to school the next year, and it does not offer evening degree programs. In terms of your personal finances, be aware that students awarded federal grants receive $5,108 in monetary aid on average. Malcom X College's academics rating on School Authority is 8 and overall, Malcom X College received a 7.72. Regarding the student experience, Malcom X College does not offer meal plans for its undergraduates. Finally, 84% of Malcom X College graduates are gainfully employed six years after graduation and the lowest-earning fourth of graduates take home $14,400 or less six years after graduation.