Announcement: South Suburban College Wins 3rd in ‘Best in the Region 2024’

Silence DoGood May 21, 2024

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Announcement: South Suburban College Wins 3rd in ‘Best in the Region 2024’ (South Holland, IL) — South Suburban College has announced their 3rd place in as Best Adult Educational Institution in The Times “Best of the Region” competition. Their announcement follows:

South Suburban College (SSC) is thrilled to announce that we have won 3rd place in The Times “Best of the Region 2024” for Best Adult Educational Institution! A ginormous thank you to everyone who voted for SSC. We are honored to be chosen as one of the top winners in this category.

Winning this award validates our continuous endeavors in being committed to providing exceptional support and resources to our students. At SSC, we strive to create an enriching learning environment that caters to the needs of adult learners, helping them achieve their educational and career goals.

Once again, thank you to all who supported us. We look forward to continuing our mission of delivering high-quality education and making a positive impact in our community.

Thank you once again to everyone who voted for us. We are proud to be recognized as one of the best adult educational institutions in the region!

Announcement: South Suburban College Wins 3rd in ‘Best in the Region 2024’

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