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City Colleges of Chicago Community Guidelines:
City Colleges of Chicago welcomes your comments, thoughts, perspectives and questions on our social media properties. We want to foster a community where ideas can be shared and students, staff, faculty, and those not affiliated with CCC can find helpful information. To maintain this environment, we ask that you respect the rules we have established for our social media channels. City Colleges of Chicago reserves the right to remove any content that fails to comply with our rules and standards.
First, we expect any user of our pages to be respectful. City Colleges believes in thoughtful discussion and we understand people may have differing viewpoints. Any person can post complaints or disagree with content that is posted. However, defamatory comments, explicit language, and personal attacks on individuals, groups, or beliefs are not allowed. Content that fails to meet this standard will be removed.
We expect content posted on City Colleges of Chicago social channels to be CCC related. This site should not be used as an outlet to promote personal causes or businesses and should not be used for solicitation. We reserve the right to remove these posts. If you are part of the CCC community, we welcome links for any City Colleges organization or clubs hoping to promote your group. We ask only that you limit the number of times you post to the page. Excessive posts may be removed.
Remember that your comments can be seen by any fan or follower of our page. Never include personal information such as phone number, email address, or student ID number in a post. If you would like individual help, send a message through the site to our page administrator.
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To enhance knowledge, understanding, skills, collaboration, community service and life-long learning by providing a broad range of quality, affordable courses, programs, and services to prepare students for success in a technologically advanced and increasingly interdependent global society. We work to eliminate barriers to employment and to address and overcome inequality of access and graduation in higher education.
