Get ahead by earning
college credit for
free through City
Colleges.
FALL
2023
@CCCOliveHarveyCollege @OliveHarveyCollege @OliveHarvey_CCC
Early College at Olive-Harvey College
www.ccc.edu/oliveharvey
Earn college credit while in high school
Start training for a high-demand career
Access to great college professors
Receive personalized advising help
Develop important time management and study skills
WHAT ARE THE
BENEFITS?
Begin with a conversation with your high school adviser and tell them
you want to enroll. Next, contact the dual enrollment adviser at your
nearest City Colleges of Chicago location.
Must be a junior or senior in high school, who is at least 16-years-old
Submit placement test scores: ACT, SAT, CCC Placement test
Check CCC course catalogue for qualifying scores.
Submit a Dual Enrollment application with parental
and counselor signatures
The Dual Enrollment application packet and checklist can be found online.
Visit us online at www.ccc.edu/earlycollege
HOW to enroll
Earn college credit while in high school
Start training for a high-demand career
Access to great college professors
Receive personalized advising help
Develop important time management and study skills
WHAT
ARE THE
BENEFITS?
Begin with a conversation with your high school adviser and tell them
you want to enroll. Next, contact the dual enrollment adviser at your
nearest City Colleges of Chicago location.
Must be a junior or senior in high school, who is at least 16-years-old
Submit placement test scores: ACT, SAT, CCC Placement test
Check CCC course catalogue for qualifying scores.
Submit a Dual Enrollment application with parental
and counselor signatures
The Dual Enrollment application packet and checklist can be found online.
Visit us online at www.ccc.edu/earlycollege
HOW to enroll
Earn college credit while in high school
Start training for a high-demand career
Access to great college professors
Receive personalized advising help
Develop important time management and study skills
Courses are FREE
3
Fuel your future at Olive-Harvey
College. Here, you can earn an
associate degree and be prepared to
transfer to complete your bachelor’s
degree. Or, you can earn a career-
specific certificate that leads directly
to an in-demand career.
STEPS TO APPLY (NEW STUDENTS):
Returning students can register online at my.ccc.edu.
For help, schedule an appointment with your advisor
at ccc.edu/vss.
1.
Complete an Online Application
at
ccc.edu/apply
You will need a valid email address to complete your
application. Your student login and password will be
sent to the email address that you provide.
2.
Log in to my.ccc.edu
Access the City Colleges Student Portal at
my.ccc.edu and complete the “Tell Us More” page.
3.
Take Placement Tests
If you need to take math and English placement
tests, start in the Student Portal at my.ccc.edu.
4.
Attend New Student Orientation
Aer confirming your math and English
placements, register for orientation via the Student
Portal at my.ccc.edu.
5.
Register for Classes & Pay Tuition
Financial aid and payment options are available.
Visit ccc.edu/waystopay.
WE’RE HERE TO HELP
Once you have registered, you have three days to verify how you plan to pay for your classes.
Learn more at ccc.edu/waystopay.
Classes Registration Deadline Classes Start
Summer June 3 June 7
Fall 16-Week August 20 August 24
Fall 12-Week September 21 September 25
Fall 8-Week October 19 October 23
SUMMER AND FALL 2023 REGISTRATION DATES
START YOUR
COLLEGE JOURNEY
Talk to an expert virtually at ccc.edu/vss, or call 773-COLLEGE
for additional support.
Fuel your future at Olive-Harvey
College. Here, you can earn an
associate degree and be prepared to
transfer to complete your bachelor’s
degree. Or, you can earn a career-
specific certificate that leads directly
to an in-demand career.
STEPS TO APPLY (NEW STUDENTS):
Returning students can register online at my.ccc.edu.
For help, schedule an appointment with your advisor
at ccc.edu/vss.
1.
Complete an Online Application
at
ccc.edu/apply
You will need a valid email address to complete your
application. Your student login and password will be
sent to the email address that you provide.
2.
Log in to my.ccc.edu
Access the City Colleges Student Portal at
my.ccc.edu and complete the “Tell Us More” page.
3.
Take Placement Tests
If you need to take math and English placement
tests, start in the Student Portal at my.ccc.edu.
4.
Attend New Student Orientation
Aer confirming your math and English
placements, register for orientation via the Student
Portal at my.ccc.edu.
5.
Register for Classes & Pay Tuition
Financial aid and payment options are available.
Visit ccc.edu/waystopay.
WE’RE HERE TO HELP
Once you have registered, you have three days to verify how you plan to pay for your classes.
Learn more at ccc.edu/waystopay.
Classes Registration Deadline Classes Start
Summer June 3 June 7
Fall 16-Week August 20 August 24
Fall 12-Week September 21 September 25
Fall 8-Week October 19 October 23
SUMMER AND FALL 2023 REGISTRATION DATES
START YOUR
COLLEGE JOURNEY
Talk to an expert virtually at ccc.edu/vss, or call 773-COLLEGE
for additional support.
CYBERSECURITY
TUITION PER CREDIT HOUR: $146 (IN-DISTRICT)
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
This program is situated to welcome students with all levels of prior knowledge. It sufciently allows one
with no knowledge in the area to grow in expertise, so career changes and those just starting out are
welcome. It also affords the opportunity for those currently in the IT industry to pick up this additional skill-
set in a structured fashion.
CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
• Information Security Analyst
DIESEL TECHNOLOGY
TUITION PER CREDIT HOUR: $146 (IN-DISTRICT)
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
Olive-Harvey College’s Diesel Technology Program consists of a Basic Certicate, Advanced Certicate
and Associate Degree Programs. Eligibility for English 101 and Math 90 or 98 are required for Advanced
Certicate. Must be at least 18 years old at the time of registration.
• Basic Certicate – 6 Courses (19 credit hours): DIESEL 111, 113, 112, 114, 115 and MATH 107.
• Advanced Certicate - 16 Courses (50 credit hours) : All DIESEL Courses, MATH 107 and 2 General
Education Courses
• Associates in Applied Science – 21 Courses (70 credit hours): All DIESEL Courses, MATH 170 and 5
General Education Courses
CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
Associate Program: Diesel Mechanic, Service Mechanic, Truck Mechanic
Certicate Programs: Diesel Service Technician, Diesel Service Mechanic, Truck Mechanic
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AND LOGISTICS
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
Olive-Harvey College’s Supply Chain Management and Logistics Program consists of a Basic Certicate,
Advanced Certicate and Associate Degree Programs.
• Basic Certicate – 5 Courses (15 credit hours): SCML 150, 152, 154, 155 and 158
•
Advanced Certicate
- 9 Courses (30 credit hours) : All SCML Courses, 1 General Education Course, and CIS 120
• Associates in Applied Science – 20 Courses (60 credit hours): All SCML Courses, and Business and
General Education Courses
CAREER POSSIBILITIES:
Associate in Applied Science Program: First-Line Supervisor of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers,
First-Line Supervisor of Transportation and Material-Moving Machine Operators, Logistician Transportation,
Storage, and Distribution Manager
Basic Certicate Program: Hand Laborers and Material Mover, Packer and Packager, Shipping, Receiving,
and Trafc Clerks, Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Manager
Advanced Certicate Program: Hand Laborers and Material Mover, Production, Planning, and Expediting
Clerk, Shipping, Receiving, and Trafc Clerks, Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Manager
TUITION PER CREDIT HOUR: $146 (IN-DISTRICT)
FORKLIFT OPERATOR TRAINING
TRAINING INCLUDES:
• 3½ day training program prepares you to become a Forklift Operator certied by the National Safety Council
• Receive college-credit on transcripts
Competitive wage-based positions available – NOW!
Entry-level salary between $13-$17/hour
TUITION PER CREDIT HOUR: $146 (IN-DISTRICT)
Out-of-district or Out-of-state tuition, subject to residency.
TRAINING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
• Must be at least 18 years old at the time of registration
• Must have a valid State Identication Card or Driver’s License (Driver’s License not required for course)
• Must be able to read, write and understand the English language
• Must attend all 3½ scheduled days of class & pass the National Safety Council Exam to obtain course credit
EARLY COLLEGE BASIC CERTIFICATE PATHWAYS:
SUGGESTED COURSE SEQUENCE
Starting Fall 2023
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Public Police Services Pre-School Education
(5 Classes = 15 Credit Hours)
*Courses subject to change *Courses subject to change
(5 Classes = 16 Credit Hours)
1ST SEMESTER
(Fall 2023)
2ND SEMESTER
(Spring 2024)
(Summer 2024)
1ST SEMESTER
(Fall 2024)
2ND SEMESTER
(Spring 2025)
CRM JUS 102
Administration of Criminal Justice
CRM JUS 114
Administration of Juvenile Justice
CRM JUS 202
Issues in Criminal Justice
CRM JUS 211
Introduction to Investigation
CRM JUS 234
Criminal Law
and Procedure
CRM JUS 256
Constitutional
Law
3 Credit Hours
3 Credit Hours
3 Credit Hours
3 Credit Hours
3 Credit Hours
CHOOSE
- ONLY -
ONE
1ST SEMESTER
(Fall 2023)
2ND SEMESTER
(Spring 2024)
(Summer 2024)
1ST SEMESTER
(Fall 2024)
CHLD DV 107
Health Safety and Nutrition
CHLD DV 101
Human Growth and Development I
CHLD DV 120 - Introduction to Early
Childhood Education Group Care
CHLD DV 149
Creative Activities for Young Children
3 Credit Hours
4 Credit Hours
3 Credit Hours
3 Credit Hours
2ND SEMESTER
(Spring 2025)
CHLD DV 262-1
Child, Family, and
Community Relations
3 Credit Hours
APRIL 19TH-JUNE 7TH
Wednesdays • 6:30pm-9pm
Course Fee: $99 • TDL Building
To register, go to https://forms.ofce.com/r/yfZEJjMKwt
call (773) 291-6580 or email mtroutman@ccc.edu for more info
CHAMPIONS DON’T JUST RIDE BIKES,
THEY LEARN HOW TO REPAIR THEM.
Looking for a cost effective way to repair your bicycle? Save hundreds of dollars
and learn how to do it yourself! Get hands on, comprehensive experience as you
nd out how to service and maintain your bicycle. You can also gain skills to
work as a Bicycle Technician. Using bike maintenance tools, you’ll learn how to
replace brake pads and chains, change a at inner tube, and repair handlebars.
Gain an understanding of how the parts of your bicycle function to keep it running
efciently. Loaner toolkit and bikes provided for class use!
BICYCLE MAINTENANCE & REPAIR
CENTER FOR STUDENTS
(PBI Grant)
Apply to become a STEM Ambassador! Through this
internship, you will:
• Learn STEM content by serving others
• Advance awareness of STEM opportunities to other
students
• Mentor high school Bridge Students
• Develop 21st century workforce readiness skills,
including critical thinking, leadership and communication
skills by supporting or leading STEM Center activities.
WANT TO BECOME A STEM AMBASSADOR?
Contact Information
10001 S. WOODLAWN AVE., CHICAGO, IL 60628
@CCCOliveHarveyCollege @OliveHarveyCollege @OliveHarvey_CCC
OHC Admissions Office
(773) 291–6732
OHC Advising Office
(773) 291–6150
OHC STEM Department
[email protected]
(773) 291–6550
[email protected] [email protected]
Virtual Visit Us https://prepare.ccc.edu/ohvss/
Connect with Admissions or with an Advisor Virtually through Olive-Harvey
Virtual Student Services!
CENTER FOR STUDENTS
(PBI Grant)
Apply to become a STEM Ambassador! Through this
internship, you will:
• Learn STEM content by serving others
• Advance awareness of STEM opportunities to other
students
• Mentor high school Bridge Students
• Develop 21st century workforce readiness skills,
including critical thinking, leadership and communication
skills by supporting or leading STEM Center activities.
WANT TO BECOME A STEM AMBASSADOR?
Contact Information
10001 S. WOODLAWN AVE., CHICAGO, IL 60628
@CCCOliveHarveyCollege @OliveHarveyCollege @OliveHarvey_CCC
OHC Admissions Office
(773) 291–6732
OHC Advising Office
(773) 291–6150
OHC STEM Department
[email protected]
(773) 291–6550
[email protected] [email protected]
Virtual Visit Us https://prepare.ccc.edu/ohvss/
Connect with Admissions or with an Advisor Virtually through Olive-Harvey
Virtual Student Services!
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STEM CENTER FOR STUDENTS
The STEM Center for Students at Olive-Harvey
College offers academic pipeline programs to
the STEM workforce that recruits, promotes,
prepares, and strengthens African American pre-
college and college students. There is a severe
lack of representation of African-Americans in
the STEM workforce. The program’s main goal
is to enrich the greater south side of Chicago by
enhancing student ability to advance into higher
levels of education, and ultimately prepare them
for the 21st century workforce.
OHC STEMULAB
A place to STEMULATE your mind
PREDOMINANTLY
BLACK INSTITUTIONS
GRANT
The Olive-Harvey College (OHC) Pre-
dominantly Black Institutions Grant
(PBI) STEM project aims to recom-
mit, update and shift OHC’s focus to
reposition the college to attract more
African American students and pre-
pare them for the 21st century STEM
workforce. The grant supports the
initiative to establish or strengthen
programs in the following areas:
• Science,Technology,
Engineering, or Mathematics
(STEM)
• HealthEducation
• Internationalizationor
Globalization
• TeacherPreparation
• Improvingeducationaloutcomes
of African-American Males
STEM CENTER FOR STUDENTS EVENTS
Throughout the year the Center hosts a number of events
for free! These events are for Chicago Public School
students, and they include:
• STEMulate (STEM Competition for CPS
Students)
• Girls Rock Science Conference
• Black Male Leadership Conference
OHC ACADEMIC
& OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES
Olive-Harvey College offers several academic and
support services for students:
• Supplemental Instruction Support
• Level UP (CCC College Test Prep)
• STEM Mentorship
• STEM Job Opportunities
• Transfer Opportunities
• Leadership Opportunities
STEM CENTER FOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Center provides practical, applied and hands-on problem
solving and design-oriented projects. Its focus is on programs
and activities driven by problem solving, discovery, exportation.
Studentactivelyengage in situations to nditssolution. The
Center supports study groups, tutoring, club meetings, academic
bridge programs, workshops and career exploration for high
school and OHC students. Our Center’s activities include:
These programs are offered to students starting at 5th grade up through college.
For more information, or to register please email us at [email protected].
• STEM Equipment & Software
Usage
• 3D Printing/Laser Engraving
• Coding
• Drone/Aviation
• Gaming
• Catapults
• Circuits/Electronics
• Forensic & Environmental Science
• Virtual Reality SW & Equipment
• Robotics
• Vedic Math
• Creative and Critical Thinking
• Virtual Dissections
• Nutrition/Holistic Health
• And more!
Girls Rock
Science
1st Floor Gym
Olive-Harvey College
10001 S. Woodlawn Ave.
Chicago, IL 60628
Transportation provided
Girls Rock Science is sponsored by the Olive-Harvey Coll ege PBI Grant
Thursday, June 4th
10:00am to 2:00pm
OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE PIPELINE TO STEM WORKFORCE PRESENTS:
A motivational rally for 6th-12th
grade young black males
Reclaiming, Supporting & Uplifting 1,000 young
Black Chicago males
Friday, September 20, 2019
Olive Harvey College
PBI Grant Presents...

       
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       


Dr. Pierre Johnson
Pierre Johnson, M.D.
Obstetrician-Gynecologist
Undergraduate (Bachelor of Science in Biology): Xavier University
of Louisiana
Doctor of Medicine: University of Illinois College of Medicine at
Peoria
Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
A Chicago native raised on the south side of Chicago. Dr. Johnson
pursued his education and a career interest at Xavier University of
Louisiana, did his post-baccalaureate work at South Illinois Univer-
sity and graduated from the University of Illinois Medical
School. He completed his general surgery internship at Washington
Hospital Center and his residency at Southern Illinois Universi-
ty. Dr. Johnson is currently in private p ractice in the south suburbs
of Chicago, specializing in high-risk obstetrics and minimally inva-
sive gynecologic surgery. Outside of his academic accomplishment
and his contributions to the medical profession in and around Chi-
cago, he is also a motivational speaker, youth mentor and is a proud
father to his beautiful twins.
Dr. Maxime Madhere
Maxime Madhere, M.D.
Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologist
Bachelor of Science: Xavier University of Louisiana
Doctor of Medicine: Howard University of College of Medicine
Residency & Fellowship: Henry Ford Hospital
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. Dr. Madhere parents immigrated to
America in the 1970s and instilled in Max and his brother,
Serge, strong values of family, grit, and d etermination, which
would give them a brighter future. Rather than drawing in-
spiration from black athletes and musicians, Max aspired to
the life of Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable from The Cosby Show and
wished he could attend the fictional Hillman College from the
show’s spinoff, A Different World. After years of hard work in
school, Max found his Hillman in Xavier University of Louisi-
ana. There, Maxime met Joseph and Pierre, and the y banded
together to help one another through college, refusing to ac-
cept failure as an option. Maxime graduated in 2002 with
honors and a bachelor of science, subsequently receiving his
medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine.
There, he found a passion for anesthesiology because it al-
lowed him to help patients during some of the most vulnera-
ble moments of their lives. After Howard University, he com-
pleted his residency and pursued a fellowship in cardiothorac-
ic anesthesia at Henry Ford Hospital.
Host location:
Christ Universal Temple
11901 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60643
STEM CENTER FOR STUDENTS
The STEM Center for Students at Olive-Harvey
College offers academic pipeline programs to
the STEM workforce that recruits, promotes,
prepares, and strengthens African American pre-
college and college students. There is a severe
lack of representation of African-Americans in
the STEM workforce. The program’s main goal
is to enrich the greater south side of Chicago by
enhancing student ability to advance into higher
levels of education, and ultimately prepare them
for the 21st century workforce.
OHC STEMULAB
A place to STEMULATE your mind
PREDOMINANTLY
BLACK INSTITUTIONS
GRANT
The Olive-Harvey College (OHC) Pre-
dominantly Black Institutions Grant
(PBI) STEM project aims to recom-
mit, update and shift OHC’s focus to
reposition the college to attract more
African American students and pre-
pare them for the 21st century STEM
workforce. The grant supports the
initiative to establish or strengthen
programs in the following areas:
• Science,Technology,
Engineering, or Mathematics
(STEM)
• HealthEducation
• Internationalizationor
Globalization
• TeacherPreparation
• Improvingeducationaloutcomes
of African-American Males
STEM CENTER FOR STUDENTS EVENTS
Throughout the year the Center hosts a number of events
for free! These events are for Chicago Public School
students, and they include:
• STEMulate (STEM Competition for CPS
Students)
• Girls Rock Science Conference
• Black Male Leadership Conference
OHC ACADEMIC
& OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES
Olive-Harvey College offers several academic and
support services for students:
• Supplemental Instruction Support
• Level UP (CCC College Test Prep)
• STEM Mentorship
• STEM Job Opportunities
• Transfer Opportunities
• Leadership Opportunities
STEM CENTER FOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Center provides practical, applied and hands-on problem
solving and design-oriented projects. Its focus is on programs
and activities driven by problem solving, discovery, exportation.
Studentactivelyengagein situations to nd its solution.The
Center supports study groups, tutoring, club meetings, academic
bridge programs, workshops and career exploration for high
school and OHC students. Our Center’s activities include:
These programs are offered to students starting at 5th grade up through college.
For more information, or to register please email us at [email protected].
• STEM Equipment & Software
Usage
• 3D Printing/Laser Engraving
• Coding
• Drone/Aviation
• Gaming
• Catapults
• Circuits/Electronics
• Forensic & Environmental Science
• Virtual Reality SW & Equipment
• Robotics
• Vedic Math
• Creative and Critical Thinking
• Virtual Dissections
• Nutrition/Holistic Health
• And more!
OLIVE HARVEY COLLEGE PIPELINE TO STEM WORKFORCE PRESENTS:
Students will create projects utilizing the STEM
design process
Young women will hear from women in STEM
PLEASE USE OUR HASHTAG:
#girlsrockscienceOHC on social media
FEATURING
Girls Rock
Science
1st Floor Gym
Olive-Harvey College
10001 S. Woodlawn Ave.
Chicago, IL 60628
Transportation provided
Girls Rock Science is sponsored by the Olive-Harvey Coll ege PBI Grant
Thursday, June 4th
10:00am to 2:00pm
OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE PIPELINE TO STEM WORKFORCE PRESENTS:
A motivational rally for 6th-12th
grade young black males
Reclaiming, Supporting & Uplifting 1,000 young
Black Chicago males
Friday, September 20, 2019
Olive Harvey College
PBI Grant Presents...

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Dr. Pierre Johnson
Pierre Johnson, M.D.
Obstetrician-Gynecologist
Undergraduate (Bachelor of Science in Biology): Xavier University
of Louisiana
Doctor of Medicine: University of Illinois College of Medicine at
Peoria
Residency: Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
A Chicago native raised on the south side of Chicago. Dr. Johnson
pursued his education and a career interest at Xavier University of
Louisiana, did his post-baccalaureate work at South Illinois Univer-
sity and graduated from the University of Illinois Medical
School. He completed his general surgery internship at Washington
Hospital Center and his residency at Southern Illinois Universi-
ty. Dr. Johnson is currently in priv ate practice in the south suburbs
of Chicago, specializing in high-risk obstetrics and minimally inva-
sive gynecologic surgery. Outside of his academic accomplishment
and his contributions to the medical profession in and around Chi-
cago, he is also a motivational speaker, youth mentor and is a proud
father to his beautiful twins.
Dr. Maxime Madhere
Maxime Madhere, M.D.
Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologist
Bachelor of Science: Xavier University of Louisiana
Doctor of Medicine: Howard University of College of Medicine
Residency & Fellowship: Henry Ford Hospital
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. Dr. Madhere parents immigrated to
America in the 1970s and instilled in Max and his brother,
Serge, strong values of family, grit, and determination, which
would give them a brighter future. Rather than drawing in-
spiration from black athletes and musicians, Max aspired to
the life of Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable from The Cosby Show and
wished he could attend the fictional Hillman College from the
show’s spinoff, A Different World. After years of hard work in
school, Max found his Hillman in Xavier University of Louisi-
ana. There, Maxime met Joseph and Pierre, and the y banded
together to help one another through college, refusing to ac-
cept failure as an option. Maxime graduated in 2002 with
honors and a bachelor of science, subsequently receiving his
medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine.
There, he found a passion for anesthesiology because it al-
lowed him to help patients during some of the most vulnera-
ble moments of their lives. After Howard University, he com-
pleted his residency and pursued a fellowship in cardiothorac-
ic anesthesia at Henry Ford Hospital.
Host location:
Christ Universal Temple
11901 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60643
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE TUTORING?
Any enrolled City Colleges of Chicago Student
HOW MUCH IS TUTORING?
FREE
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU RECEIVE TUTORING?
As often as you need it
WHY SHOULD I GO TO TUTORING?
Generally, students go to tutors for help with specic course content. However, many students
come to the tutoring labs to stay on track and improve their mastery of course content and
exam prep as well as study skills, organization, and time management. We recommend that
students get into the habit of making regular visits to see a tutor from the beginning of each
semester. Students assigned essays or research papers are also welcome to see a tutor for
help throughout the writing process, from getting started with research to the nal draft.
We look forward to serving you!!!
• Test Preparation
• Taking Notes
• Time Management
• College Placement Test
Preparation Boot Camps
• Academic Workshops
• Assistance with personal
statements and essays to
4 - year universities
• Getting Organized
• Note Taking
• Writing Papers
• Reading a Textbook
• Memorization Strategies
• Presentations
.. And more...
OUR SERVICES
TUTORING
SERVICES
at Olive-Harvey College
Olive-Harvey College’s Academic Support - Tutoring Services provides FREE academic
support to ALL students enrolled at City Colleges of Chicago through professional, peer and
embedded tutoring. Our primary goal is to create an open, friendly atmosphere of learning for
students. All students are assured condential, courteous and respectful customer service.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact Academic Support Servicesat OHC-Ask-A-T[email protected]
or La Tonya Orange at [email protected]
DUAL CREDIT/ DUAL ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
All students must comply with these requirements of CCC’s Dual Credit/ Dual Enrollment Process regardless of funding
source or location of classes.
Eligibility:
• Students must provide current high school ID, valid IL state identication or IL driver’s license.
• Junior and senior students enrolled in high school are eligible for DC/DE course(s).
• Dual Enrollment students are eligible to take one class per semester at one CCC college. Students may not self-enroll into
any course and must meet with their campus’s Early College Coordinator prior to course selection. Parents and students
are responsible for tuition and fees for additional courses.
• Dual Credit students are eligible to take up to four dual credit classes per semester at their high school.
• Students can be enrolled in a DC and DE course concurrently.
• Home school students are permitted to enroll in DE courses. Home school students must have a valid form of ID to verify
city of Chicago residency; be 16 years old and have parental permission.
• Students under age 16 enrolled must be enrolled in high school and obtain the approval of the College President or desig-
nated ofcial to enroll in a DC/DE college credit course, per Academic and Student policy.
• Graduating seniors are not eligible for DE/DC courses in the summer following their senior year.
• High school graduates who enroll in an Early College Program course in the year of graduation are eligible to apply for a
tuition waiver only if;
♦ There are extenuating circumstances as determined by CCC staff
♦ Students are enrolled at CCC in the semester following their HS graduation
♦ The request for tuition waiver is submitted to the Early College Coordinator at the college before the student enrolls.
♦ The request for tuition waiver is approved by the district ofce administration prior to enrollment.
Qualications:
• Student must meet all prerequisites of the course prior to enrollment. If under the age of 16, students only qualify for
enrollment in college courses that require Math or English course prerequisites and receive permission to enroll from the
College President. (see Prerequisite Qualications)
• Students must submit a Parental Permission form completed and signed by the parent/guardian.
Chicago Public School Students
• Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on the high school transcript or most recent report card.
• 90% attendance rate.
• Recommendation letter is required if the GPA and attendance rate is below the CPS requirements.
• Signature from the CPS high school administrator/counselor.
Requirements:
• Students must pass the course with a “C” or better to remain eligible to participate in Dual Credit / Dual Enrollment.
• Students who receive a WTH (withdraw), ADW (administrative withdraw) and/or NSW (no show withdraw) is no longer
eligible to participate in DC/DE.
• Students who elect to withdraw from a DC/DE course before the statistical date after the course begins will remain eligible
to participate in DC/DE.
• A student whose Early College eligibility has been revoked may be reinstated into the Early College program by:
♦ Repeating a previously enrolled Early College course in which he/she earned a nal grade of “D” or “F,” received
an NSW or ADW, or from which they withdrew (WTH). Students are responsible for paying the full cost of tuition and
any other charges associated with the repeated course; and
♦ Successfully completing the course with a nal grade of “C” or higher.
DUAL ENROLLMENT COURSES - FALL 2023
A program that allows high school students (primarily juniors and seniors) to enroll in college
courses for college credit while enrolled in high school. College credit is earned. Dual
enrollment courses are generally taken at the College.
FALL 2023
Africana Studies 3 CR
33864 101 MM Intro To African-Amer Stds P 03:45pm - 05:25pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33865 101 MS Intro To African-Amer Stds OL 06:55pm - 08:35pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/13/2023 Angela Davis
33868 101 WW20 Intro To African-Amer Stds OL 9/25/2023 to 12/16/2023 Zoe Franklin
33869 102 WW1
Contemp Conver Africana Studie
OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 Zoe Franklin
Anthropology 3 CR
33870 202 Q Cultural Anthropology OL 05:30pm - 06:50pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Afsaneh Kalantary
Biology 3 CR
32972 107 SU Nutrition-Consumer Educa OL 07:15pm - 08:30pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Elsie Hernandez
4 CR
32975 114 GKM General Education Biology OL 02:05pm - 03:25pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
32976 114 GKMX General Education Biology OL 03:30pm - 04:20pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
32977 114 MQU General Education Biology H 07:00pm - 08:40pm T 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 James Norton
32977 114 MQU General Education Biology H 08:45pm - 09:55pm T 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 James Norton
32978 114 MQUX General Education Biology P 07:00pm - 09:55pm R 9/28/2023 to 12/14/2023 James Norton
32985 119 PRT Environmental Biology OL 06:00pm - 06:50pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023
Erin O’Shaughnessey
32986 119 PRTX Environmental Biology OL 07:00pm - 08:40pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023
Erin O’Shaughnessey
3 CR
32987 120 MNQ Terminology For Med Careers OL 05:20pm - 07:00pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 Elsie Hernandez
32988 120 WW20 Terminology For Med Careers OL 9/25/2023 to 12/16/2023 Jacqueline Krueger
32989 120 WW1 Terminology For Med Careers OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 Jacqueline Krueger
5 CR
32996 121 SU Biology I OL 07:05pm - 08:45pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Anthony Jenkins
32997 121 SUX Biology I OL 08:55pm - 09:45pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Anthony Jenkins
Business 3 CR
33003 216 P Entrepreneurship OL 05:30pm - 06:50pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 Rhonda Henderson
Chemistry 4 CR
33004 121 QSU Basic Chemistry I H 05:30pm - 06:20pm T 9/12/2023 to 12/12/2023 George Nwahizu
33007 121 QSUX Basic Chemistry I H 06:30pm - 09:00pm T 9/12/2023 to 12/14/2023 George Nwahizu
33008 121 QSUX Basic Chemistry I H 05:30pm - 09:30pm R 9/12/2023 to 12/14/2023 George Nwahizu
33009 121 PRT Basic Chemistry I OL 05:30pm - 06:20pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33010 121 PRTX Basic Chemistry I OL 06:30pm - 08:35pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
5 CR
33011 201 KMP General Chemistry I OL 02:20pm - 06:20pm M 9/11/2023 to 12/11/2023 Rajashree Sen
33119 201 KMPX General Chemistry I P 02:20pm - 06:20pm W 9/13/2023 to 12/13/2023 Rajashree Sen
FALL 2023
Child Development 3 CR
33023 102 Q Human Growth & Develop II OL 05:30pm - 06:50pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 Mario Wright
33026 107 P Health Safety And Nutrition OL 05:30pm - 06:50pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 Andria Russaw
CIS 3 CR
33027 120 SU Intro to Computer Applications OL 07:30pm - 09:10pm T 8/29/2023 to 12/12/2023 TBA
33030 120 SUX Intro to Computer Applications OL 07:30pm - 09:10pm R 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
33031 120 WW1 Intro to Computer Applications OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
33034 120 WW1X Intro to Computer Applications OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
33035 120 CJS Intro to Computer Applications P 05:30pm - 06:25pm T 8/29/2023 to 12/12/2023 TBA
33239 120 CJSX Intro to Computer Applications P 05:30pm - 07:20pm R 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
Criminal Justice 3 CR
33073 102 CJRH Admin of Criminal Justice H 07:00pm - 09:55pm M 8/28/2023 to 10/18/2023 TBA
33074 211 RTH Intro To Investigation H 8/28/2023 to 10/18/2023 TBA
33075 211 RTH Intro To Investigation H 07:00pm - 09:55pm M 8/28/2023 to 10/18/2023 TBA
33080 221 RTH Police Organization & Mgmt H 07:00pm - 09:55pm M 10/23/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33081 221 RTH Police Organization & Mgmt H 10/23/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33082 222 5001 Professional Responsibility H 10/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
33083 222 5001 Professional Responsibility H 07:00pm - 09:55pm T 10/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
Economics 3 CR
33246 201 MP Principles Of Economics I OL 05:20pm - 07:00pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 Gregory Wass
English 3 CR
35312 101 NH Composition H 03:55pm - 05:15pm T 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
35312 101 CJP Composition P 05:30pm - 06:50pm W 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
35314 101 CJP Composition P 05:30pm - 06:50pm M 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
35314 101 MR Composition P 06:55pm - 08:35pm W 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
35313 101 MR Composition P 06:55pm - 08:35pm M 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
35313 101 WW3 Composition OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
33874 101 WW20 Composition OL 9/25/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
34436 102 P Composition P 05:30pm - 06:50pm W 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
34437 102 P Composition P 05:30pm - 06:50pm M 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33396 102
WW20
MIN Composition 9/26/2022 to 12/17/2022 Barbara Brown
History 3 CR
34437 247 MP African Hist To Col Period OL 05:20pm - 07:00pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 Zoe Franklin
Math 4 CR
34439 118 MQS4 General Education Math OL 05:20pm - 07:50pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
34439 121 NQ Math For Elem Teachers I OL 05:05pm - 06:45pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
34470
125-1
QS6 Introductory Statistics OL 05:30pm - 08:00pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
34471 140 MRT College Algebra OL 07:20pm - 09:35pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
FALL 2023
Math (continued) 3 CR
34447 141 Q Plane Trigonometry OL 05:30pm - 06:50pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
6 CR
34447 143 MNQS Pre Calculus OL 03:55pm - 07:10pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 TBA
4 CR
35248 146 KM Discrete Mathematics OL 03:30pm - 05:10pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 Ioana Sancira
5 CR
34080
204-1
WW1 Calculus For Bus &Soc Sci OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
34085 207 MP Calculus & Analytic Geom I OL 04:35pm - 06:45pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
34093 207 WW20 Calculus & Analytic Geom I OL 9/25/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
Music 3 CR
34149 121 K Introduction To Music P 02:20pm - 03:40pm MW 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023 Yosef Israel
Philosophy 3 CR
33014 108 HYLN Philosophy Of Religion H 02:20pm - 04:00pm T 8/29/2023 to 12/14/2023 Khaldoun Sweis
Physical Science 4 CR
333015 111 NQ General Course I Phy Sci P 03:45pm - 05:25pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Daniel Russ
33016 111 NQX General Course I Phy Sci P 05:30pm - 06:05pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Daniel Russ
Political Science 3 CR
33084 211 N Analysis Of White Racism OL 03:45pm - 05:15pm TR 8/24/2023 to 12/14/2023 Zoe Franklin
Psychology 3 CR
33085 201 HYR General Psychology H 05:30pm - 07:00pm M 8/28/2023 to 12/13/2023
Chandra Allgood-Foster
32964 201 WW1 General Psychology OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 Kristee Davis
33048 201 MM General Psychology OL 03:45pm - 05:25pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 Dana Alston
33049 201 MSU General Psychology OL 07:05pm - 08:50pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023
Chandra Allgood-Foster
Sociology 3 CR
33052 201 MS Intro To Study Of Society OL 06:55pm - 08:35pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/14/2023 Komala Hayes
33053 241 MP Institutional Racism OL 05:20pm - 07:00pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
Social Science 3 CR
33947 101 MR General Course I Soc Sci OL 06:55pm - 08:35pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 Shelley Taylor
Speech 3 CR
33929
101-1
MN Fund of Speech Communicatn P 03:45pm - 05:30pm TR 9/26/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33930
101-1
MMP Fund of Speech Communicatn OL 03:45pm - 05:30pm MW 9/25/2023 to 12/13/2023 TBA
33931
101-1
WW3 Fund of Speech Communicatn OL 8/24/2023 to 12/16/2023 TBA
1. College Credit Academic Calendar is subject to change. Please contact the college for details.
2. Sessions and course offerings: not all courses are offered each session, nor are all sessions offered at each college. Please contact the college for details.
3. New Students: all new students are strongly encouraged to complete the Admissions and Registration processes as early as possible, preferably by mid-July for fall entering students.
The Admissions process for new students includes placement testing, new student orientation, nancial aid processing, career advising and academic program selection, and initial course
selection. Please see your Academic Advisor to begin.
4. Continuing Students: continuing students are strongly encouraged to complete the registration process as early as possible to ensure the best course and schedule availability. Please
see your Academic Advisor prior to registering to discuss your career and education goals, academic program, graduation requirements and your progress toward graduation, course
selection, and, if applicable, transfer.
5. Priority Registration: students who have between 24 credits left to complete their credential, student athletes, and student veterans are eligible for priority registration. Please review
your enrollment appointment on the student portal for conrmation of registration period.
6. Late Registration Deadline: students registering during this time must follow the required payment deadline due date.
7. Schedule Revision Period: college credit students who have enrolled in at least one class prior to the start of the semester are permitted to make changes to their 16-week classes during
the rst week of class. See Schedule Revision Period guidelines.
FALL 2023 TERM
1
REGULAR
16 WEEK SESSION
12 WEEK SESSION
2
2ND - 8 WEEK SESSION
21ST - 8 WEEK SESSION
Priority registration
(continuing students)
4,5
Apr 10, 2023 (Mon) - April 11, 2023 (Tue)
Open registration begins
(all students)
3,4
Apr 12, 2023 (Wed)
Open registration
deadline
Aug 20, 2023 (Sun) Aug 20, 2023 (Sun) Sept 21, 2023 (Thu) Oct 19, 2023 (Thu)
Late registration period
6
Aug 21, 2023 (Mon) – Aug
23, 2023 (Wed)
Aug 21, 2023 (Mon) – Aug
23, 2023 (Wed)
Sept 22, 2023 (Fri) –
Sept 24, 2023 (Sun)
Oct 20, 2023 (Fri)-Oct 22,
2023 (Sun)
First day of class Aug 24, 2023 (Thu) Aug 24, 2023 (Thu) Sept 25, 2023 (Mon) Oct 23, 2023 (Mon)
Schedule revision
period
7
N/A
Aug 24, 2023 (Thu) – Aug
30, 2023 (Wed)
Sept 25, 2023 (Mon) –
Sept 28, 2023 (Thu)
N/A
Labor Day Holiday Sept 4, 2023 (Mon)
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
(Holiday)
Oct 9, 2023 (Mon)
Midpoint Sept 28, 2023 (Thu) Oct 20, 2023 (Fri) Nov 2, 2023 (Thu) Nov 19, 2023 (Sun)
Veterans Day Observed
(Holiday)
Nov 10, 2023 (Fri)
Last day for student-
initiated withdrawal
Oct 7, 2023 (Sat) Nov 17, 2023 (Fri) Nov 25, 2023 (Sat) Dec 2, 2023 (Sat)
Thanksgiving Holiday
(Thursday & Friday)
Nov 23 – 25, 2023 (Thu – Sat)
Session end date Oct 22, 2023 (Sun) Dec 16, 2023 (Sat)
Fall term ends (last day
of classes)
Dec 16, 2023 (Sat)
EARLY COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES:
Dual Enrollment (DE)
High school juniors and seniors can take a college class at one of the City Colleges of Chicago for FREE! Students can enroll
in the Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. Students in Dual Enrollment frequently enroll in English, Mathematics, Foreign
Languages, Science, and Literature. Students can also enroll in career pathway courses including Automotive, Business, Early
Childhood Development, Logistics, and Information Technology.
Eligibility
Students must be a least a junior or senior in high school by the time they start a Dual Credit or Dual Enrollment class. If
student is younger than 16 and not a high school junior, the student must demonstrate college readiness in Math, Reading
and Writing as well as obtain permission from the College President to participate.
Most courses require that students be college-ready as demonstrated by the ACT, SAT, or the CCC Placement Test. (See cutoff
scores below). Before taking the test, make sure you prepare.
Placement Testing
Placement tests results are required for all high school students enrolling in college credit courses based on the requisites
of the course. If a CCC credit course does not require a Math or English placement test, high school students are not required
to submit a placement test result or take the CCC placement test. However, any subsequent courses that require testing will
be subject to test results prior to enrollment.
Scenario:
Student A wants to enroll in BUS 111 Introduction to Business for the fall 2020 term. Student A does not need a placement test
result. Student A passes his or her business course with an A. Now, Student A wants to enroll in English 101 in spring 2021.
Student A must provide a placement test result to become eligible for the English course.
Prerequisite Qualications
1) Certain CCC courses require students to meet college-readiness standards. Students who wish to take these courses must
meet the college-readiness standard prior to enrolling by satisfying either the SAT/ACT benchmarks or the required placement
test score.
a. To meet college readiness standards by SAT scores, students must score a 480 or above on the evidence-based Reading
and Writing portion of the SAT and a 530 for Mathematics.
b. To meet college readiness standards by ACT scores, students must score a 19 or above in English and a 21 or above in Math.
2) If students do not meet the placement standards based on SAT or ACT scores, students will take City Colleges of Chicago
(CCC) Placement Exams. For more information on CCC Placement Exams, please see read section City Colleges of Chicago
Placement Exams and visit CCC Placement Exams .
a. ENG 101 and courses requiring ENG 101 eligibility require a score of 6 on the Read-to-Write English placement exam.
b. College-level math requires a score of 46 or higher on the ALEKS Math placement exam.
Articulation - Credit for Prior Learning
High school students may be able to receive college credit for work that was completed in high school. The City Colleges of
Chicago is working with Chicago Public Schools to create articulation agreements in Career and Technical Education (CTE)
areas. Upon successful completion of their high school course work, students may receive college credit upon enrollment at
the City Colleges of Chicago.
CCC Placement Test
Reading To Write (RTW)
Exam 6
English 101
ALEKS
46+
Math 118
Score Placement Level
ACT & SAT English Placement Scores
ACT English Score
19>
Spring 2019 and previous: 540>
Beginning Summer 2019: 480>
English 101
SAT Placement Level
ACT Math Score
21-23 530-570
Math 118
Math 121
Math 125
Math 140
Math 143
SAT Math Score Mathematics Course Placement
Grtings Scholar,
WELCOME TO OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE!
The current world climate presents challenges to every aspect of our
lives, including traditional higher education systems. Whether you are
new or returning to Olive-Harvey College you may have many questions.
With that in mind, I want to make sure that you are fully aware of how to
access your classes and the resources available to you as a student.
1. Where will classes take place?
This semester classes will take place either through a remote/virtual platform, online, and a very select number
of classes will take place on campus. At Olive-Harvey College, the classes that will take place on campus for
a portion of the class times are: Auto Technology, Diesel Technology, Forklift and CDL/Truck Driving courses.
All other classes will take place through the remote/virtual platform. Your schedule will indicate how your
class(es) will take place. Please check your schedule through your student portal.
• REMOTE/VIRTUAL: These classes will be held remotely with no scheduled instructional time spent on the
College campus. The instructor may ask you to Zoom for some or all sessions at the days and times listed in
the schedule.
• ONLINE: These courses will be oered online through Online Learning at Harold Washington College.
Students enrolled in online courses must be veried residents of Illinois prior to the rst day of the semester
or risk being dropped from their online courses. You can access your online course by logging into my.ccc.
edu using your ccc username and password. Classes will be available in Brightspace the rst day of the
semester It is strongly recommended that students attend an Online Learning new student orientation at:
www.ccc.edu/onlinelearning.
• Students can purchase all course material through the CCC online bookstore at: http://www.ccc.edu/
departments/Pages/Bookstores.aspx.
• Should you have further questions or concerns, please visit this site: http://www.ccc.edu/services/Pages/
CDL- FAQ.aspx
• On Campus: These classes require that you go physically to the College campus for some of the sessions,
and some sessions will be virtual (Zoom) at the days and times listed in the schedule. In the syllabus and
Brightspace announcements, your instructor will let you know when you need to come to the College campus.
2. How do I access BrightSpace?
• Go to my.ccc.edu > Click on “Quick Access” > Click on “BrightSpace” > Click on the title of your class
• “HELP! I need help understanding BrightSpace” > WATCH THIS VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=wPUuC4AF3Ok#action=share
3. How will I receive the zoom link to join my class?
Your professor(s) will send zoom links through YOUR STUDENT EMAIL.
• Go to my.ccc.edu > Click on “Quick Access” > Click on Student or through BrightSpace.
• When in doubt, review your syllabus (found in BrightSpace).
4. How are online classes taught/structured?
• Online Class General Information https://www.ccc.edu/departments/Pages/Online-Learning.aspx
• Online Class FAQ https://www.ccc.edu/services/Pages/OL-FAQ.aspx
• Online Learning Orientation https://www.ccc.edu/services/Pages/OL-Student-Orientation.aspx
5. I do not have a laptop, what can I do?
• Request a laptop through the Laptop Loaner Program by clicking on this link https://apps.ccc.edu/
LoanerLaptop/login
6. How do I order my books?
• Bookstore FAQ https://www.ccc.edu/departments/Pages/Bookstores.aspx
• Step by Step Guide to Order Books https://cloud.3dissue.com/5117/6021/11676/
DirectOrderingHEwoSFA/index.html
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
A
lternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with
Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The m
inibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The N
avbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The M
y Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in C
ontent
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
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Assignments, Quizzes, and Discussions
Submit an Assignment
1. Click on the assignment link to access the submission page.
2. Below the instructions, click on Upload and browse your
computer for the file you wish to attach.
3. Click Submit
Take a Quiz
1. Click on the quiz link to access the test or quiz.
2. Below the description, quiz details and instructions, click on
the Start Quiz button.
3. Once you save all your responses, be sure to click “Go to
Submit Quiz”.
Respond to a Discussion Topic
1. Click on the assignment link to access the submission page.
2. Below the instructions, click on Start a New Thread to add
your submission.
3. Add a subject and your message, and click Post
View Grades
Stay informed by viewing your Grades or Progress
1. Click on Grades on the navbar (under Assessments)
2. You can also view your class progress by clicking on your
name in the upper right hand corner and selecting Progress
Setup Notifications
Notifications
In order to be notified when changes happen in a course, setup
your notifications:
1. Click on your name in the upper right corner
2. Select Notifications
3. Select your Summary of Activity option
4. Check off your desired instant notifications
5. Click Save
Announcements, Updates, and Calendar
Announcements
Announcements from the instructor appear on the course
homepage below the course banner image.
Updates
To the left of Announcements, are your Updates. View and jump
to new items from here, such as new discussion board posts.
Calendar
The calendar displays upcoming assignments and due dates.
Click on the Calendar link to view the entire course calendar, or
click on the event to jump to those items.
Content
All of your course content and materials are located in Content.
Click on the Content link on the navbar to access course content.
The T
able of Contents presents a view of the entire course.
Navigate through the course by clicking on the modules
underneath the Table of Contents. The orange number signifies
how many items are in that section.
The course content within modules is represented by icons
and text:
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
1
Brightspace Student Quick Guide
This quick reference guide will get you started using Brightspace. The guide
includes:
Logging In
Getting Around
Accessing a Course
Course Homepage
Announcements & Calendar
Content
Submitting Assignments
Grades and Progress
Setting up Notifications
Logging In
Accessing Brightspace
There are two ways to access Brightspace:
1. Go to brightspace.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
Alternatively, login via my.ccc.edu
1. Go to my.ccc.edu
2. Login with your CCC username and password.
3. If your Summer or Fall course will be taught with Brightspace,
you will see a note with a link to Brightspace.
Getting Around
Once you log into Brightspace, you will see a list of your courses
on the homepage, along with some icons at the top, and
navigation links below.
1. The minibar icons are quick links to your courses,
notifications, alerts and personal settings.
2. The Navbar will change depending on where you are in
Brightspace. Once inside a course, you’ll use the navbar to
get around your course.
3. The My Courses section is where your courses will appear.
You can pin or unpin courses and access them from the
course selector icon on the minibar instead.
Accessing a Course
To access a course, click on the course image from the
homepage, or choose the course from the course selector
dropdown.
From the homepage, click on the course image
to access the course.
Alternatively, click on the “course selector” icon
to select from a list of courses.
The Course Homepage
The course homepage is the landing page of a course. It
includes announcements, updates, and other information for
that course.
This is the first page you will see when you access a course,
however, the majority of your time will be spent in Content
which you will access from the Navbar link.
CCC Helpdesk Phone: (312) 553-2600 – Email: [email protected]
2
Assignments, Quizzes, and Discussions
Submit an Assignment
1. Click on the assignment link to access the submission page.
2. Below the instructions, click on U
pload and browse your
computer for the file you wish to attach.
3. Click S
ubmit
Take a Quiz
1. Click on the quiz link to access the test or quiz.
2. Below the description, quiz details
and instructions, click on
the Start Quiz button.
3. Once you s
ave all your responses, be sure to click “Go to
S
ubmit Quiz”.
Respond to a Discussion Topic
1. Click on the assignment link to access the submission page.
2. Below the instructions, click on S
tart a New Thread to add
your submission.
3. Add a subject and your message, and click P
ost
View Grades
Stay informed by viewing your Grades or Progress
1. Click on G
rades on the navbar (under Assessments)
2. You can also view your class progress by clicking on your
name in the upper right hand corner and selecting P
rogress
Setup Notifications
Notifications
In order to be notified when changes happen in a course, setup
your notifications:
1. Click on your name in the upper right corner
2. Select N
otifications
3. Select your Summary of Activity option
4. Check off your desired instant notifications
5. Click S
ave
Announcements, Updates, and Calendar
Announcements
Announcements from the instructor appear on the course
homepage below the course banner image.
Updates
To the left of Announcements, are your Updates. View and jump
to new items from here, such as new discussion board posts.
Calendar
The calendar displays upcoming assignments and due dates.
Click on the Calendar link to view the entire course calendar, or
click on the event to jump to those items.
Content
All of your course content and materials are located in Content.
Click on the Content link on the navbar to access course content.
The Table of Contents presents a view of the entire course.
Navigate through the course by clicking on the modules
underneath the Table of Contents. The orange number signifies
how many items are in that section.
The course content within modules is represented by icons
and text:
Holly Washington Thrash
Senior Early College Coordinator
773-291-6478
Shaun Manning
Dean of Enrollment Management
773-291-6552
Lovetta Houston
Academic Advisor
773-291-6133
Testing Center
773-291-6472
Admissions
773-291-6732
Registrar’s Office
773-291-6401
CONTACT INFORMATION:
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