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Sixty-five percent of Star Scholars are first generation college students

City Colleges of Chicago Star Scholars earning their associate degree in the 2022-23 school year will take part in a Cording Ceremony on Thursday, April 20, from 6pm to 8pm at Malcolm X College, 1900 West Jackson Street in Chicago. During the Cording Ceremony, City Colleges leadership will present the royal blue cords that the … Sixty-five percent of Star Scholars are first generation college students Read More »

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