For the fourth straight year, City Colleges of Chicago has made gains in fall headcount enrollment, exceeding pre-pandemic enrollment.  Fall enrollment of 44,296 students in credit and adult education programs combined represents an increase of 3.6% over the prior fall, according to the Illinois Community College Board. The 3.6% increase is on par with the state average of +3.7% and is driven by a 6.6% increase in credit enrollment (compared to a state increase of 5%), and a –6.2% change in adult education enrollment, less than the state-wide change of -6.9%. Credit enrollment increased at five of City Colleges’ seven colleges: Harry S Truman (+19%), Kennedy-King (+17%), Malcolm X (+10%), Richard J. Daley (+4%), Harold Washington College (+2), Wilbur Wright (-1%) and Olive-Harvey (-1.6%). Since the pandemic (Fall 2021), credit enrollment is up for Black male students (+41%), Black female students (+37%), Latine male students (+35%) and Latine female students (+24%). City Colleges of Chicago offers high-quality and affordable education that meets students where they are, academically, personally, and financially. Registration for winter 2025 and spring 2026 classes is open now. Visit www.ccc.edu to learn more or call 773-COLLEGE.