Emmanuel Betson
A native of Ghana, Emmanuel Betson didn’t finish college – he opted to start a career in marketing, sales and…
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A native of Ghana, Emmanuel Betson didn’t finish college – he opted to start a career in marketing, sales and…
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“Wilbur Wright College was one of the best things that ever happened to me," says Omar Martinez Gonzalez.
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Daleah Sampler is the youngest of five children, all of whom attended City Colleges.
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The lifelong Avondale neighborhood resident took some classes at Harold Washington College (HWC) and came to City Colleges of Chicago…
Omar Alexis Cervantes is glad he found Harold Washington College, where he could work toward his associate in computer science…