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Online FAQ’s

03/23/2020ByKatherine Lieber

1. Does Midwestern Career College offer online options? Yes, we are! Call (312)-236-9000 Ext. 1 or email admissions@mccollege.edu with any questions. Admissions: Ext. 1 or email admissions@mccollege.edu International Admissions: Ext. 2 or email international@mccollege.edu 2. Are you accepting new students right now? Yes, we are! Apply today online at mccollege.edu/apply-now/. 3. Will I be able to start classes? The health...

Jan

Vicky Aguilera de Entre Cafe y Cafe platica con estudiantes y empleados de Midwestern Career College

01/18/2020ByKatherine Lieber

Students and Staff Speak with Amor 106.7 and Entre Cafe y Cafe Students and staff stopped by Amor 106.7’s students on January 15 to speak with Entre Cafe y Cafe with Vicky. They talked about how Midwestern Career College’s programs can help you change your life in this new year. Watch the video here (in Spanish).

Feb

6 Reasons Why International Students Should Choose an Accredited School

02/21/2019ByKatherine Lieber

6 Reasons Why International Students Should Choose an Accredited School Choosing a college in the United States is an important decision for any student, and international students often have additional factors to consider. Program quality, location, student services, immigration requirements, career preparation, and institutional reputation can all influence whether a school is a good fit....

Jun

MCC Hosts National Geographic Summer Symposium on How to Bring the Classroom to Life

06/11/2018ByKatherine Lieber

MCC Hosts National Geographic Summer Symposium on How to Bring the Classroom to Life June 11, 2018. On Saturday, June 2, Midwestern Career College (MCC) hosted the National Geographic Summer Symposium, a special event for VESL instructors in the Chicagoland area. It featured VESL and education experts speaking on trends on how to bring the...

Jun

Best Exhibits at The Field Museum of Natural History

06/04/2018ByKatherine Lieber

Best Exhibits at The Field Museum of Natural History June 4, 2018. As VESL student, I love exploring the city that has been hosting me since my arrival to the U.S and that city is none other than, Chicago. As I mentioned before in other articles, Chicago is a city with tons of options and...

Apr

5 Places to Explore in Chicago for FREE

04/18/2018ByKatherine Lieber

April 18, 2018. Chicago is a city that was designed for walking and exploring! It does offer plenty of free (or super cheap) options, especially in the summertime when festivals, parades, and other activities are added to the things-to-do calendar. If you are looking to take some great photos, spend time with your friends or...

Apr

5 Study Tips for Finals Week

04/04/2018ByKatherine Lieber

5 Study Tips for Finals Week April 4, 2018. Finals week is here at Midwestern Career College! Check out these 5 study tips to help you prepare for your finals. We hope these help! Best of wishes for a successful Finals Week to all our students!

Mar

Why having a library card is convenient for ESL students

03/27/2018ByKatherine Lieber

A Library Card Is a Great Resource for ESL Students in Chicago March 27, 2018. Chicago has more than 80 public library locations where residents and ESL students can access books, music, movies, online resources, computers, study spaces, educational programs, and community events. The Chicago Public Library also offers workshops, lectures, performances, and other learning...

Jul

Student Success Story – Carla Pinto, MD – Vocational English as a Second Language

07/14/2017ByKatherine LieberNo category

I studied in MCC’s Vocational English as a Second Language program prior to being accepted at University of Illinois Chicago’s master of arts program in public health. MCC’s Vocational English as a Second Language program has devoted, knowledgeable teachers who challenge students and encourage you to work harder. The program has flexible schedules that I...

Apr

Social Media Do’s and Don’t’s

04/18/2017ByKatherine Lieber

The Do’s and Don’t’s of Social Media Students looking to graduate and find a job need to follow some simple rules regarding social media, according to Phyllis Lee, director of career services for Midwestern Career College. Here are her tips on how to use social media as you launch your healthcare career. (Ready to get...

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