Midwestern Career College offers career-focused programs across four disciplines: Allied Health, Business, Information Technology, and English as a Second Language (ESL). Each program is designed to support clear credentials, practical skills, and defined career pathways.
Courses are offered at six campus locations: two in Chicago’s Loop, one in Evergreen Park, one in Naperville, and campuses in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio. Program availability may vary by location—see individual program pages for details.
Scheduling options vary by program and may include evening and hybrid (online/on-campus) formats.
Many programs offer multiple start dates throughout the year, including Winter, Spring, and Fall terms.
The program lists below outline MCC’s current academic offerings across each discipline.
Choosing the right program starts with your career goal. From there, consider the type of credential you need—certificate, diploma, or associate degree—along with campus location, scheduling options, and whether the program includes hands-on or clinical components. Individual program pages provide details to help you evaluate fit and next steps.
Individual program pages include information on curriculum structure, hands-on or clinical experience (where applicable), admissions requirements, and typical career outcomes associated with each credential.
MCC offers associate degrees and certificate programs in essential allied health disciplines, including medical imaging, dental and clinical assisting, and electroneurodiagnostics. These programs are designed to prepare students for in-demand roles within today’s healthcare workforce.
Associate Degree Programs
Certificate and Diploma Programs
MCC offers three business-focused Associate of Applied Science degrees designed to support foundational business skills and career advancement in accounting, business administration, and marketing.
MCC’s Information Technology programs focus on practical, career-relevant skills, including areas such as web design and applied technology fundamentals.
Associate Degree Program
Diploma Programs
MCC’s English as a Second Language (ESL) programs support non-native speakers in building effective communication skills for academic, professional, and occupational settings.
Midwestern Career College offers certificate, diploma, and Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree programs across allied health, business, information technology, and ESL disciplines.
Scheduling options vary by program. Many programs offer evening and hybrid (online/on-campus) formats. See individual program pages for specific scheduling details.
Many programs offer multiple start dates throughout the year, including Winter, Spring, and Fall terms. Start dates are listed on individual program pages.
Program availability varies by campus location. Each program page indicates where the program is offered and whether options differ by campus.
Programs are designed to prepare students for career-relevant roles aligned with their field of study. Career context and typical outcomes are described on individual program pages.
Page last updated: February 3, 2026