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2024 Tuition & Fees

The 2024 tuition & fees of South Suburban College (SSC) is $11,033 for Illinois residents and $12,683 for out-of-state students. Its tuition & fees is cheaper than the average tuition ($12,223) of public community colleges in Illinois.
The following table shows the 2023-2024 tuition & fees, books & supplies, and living costs at South Suburban College. Then, we compare its costs to Illinois community colleges and all U.S. community colleges.
In addition, the chart shows tuition trends over the last 5 years. You can check more comprehensive tuition information on the cost of attendance page.
Cost of AttendanceComparisonTuition Trends
2024 Cost Of Attendance
Illinois ResidentsOut-of-State
Tuition & Fees$11,033$12,683
Books & Supplies$1,200
Off-Campus Living Costs$5,600
Average Financial Aid$4,374
Cost of Attendance$17,833$19,483
After Financial Aid$13,459$15,109
Average Earning After 10 years of graduation$30,600
2024 Tuition & Fees and Comparison
Illinois ResidentsOut-of-State Students
South Suburban College$11,033$12,683
Public Community Colleges in Illinois$9,678$12,223
Public Community Colleges in U.S.$4,939$8,623
Tuition Trends

Offered Degrees/Programs By Area of Study

South Suburban College offers Certificate and Associate's programs. The following table summarizes the number of offered programs by degree types.
Offered Programs and Online Availability
CertificateAssociate'sBachelor's
Online ProgramsNOT OFFEREDNOT OFFEREDNOT OFFERED
Total Programs2237NOT OFFERED
The following tables list each major program along with offered degrees and online availability. The number in each column indicates the number of awarded degrees and/or certificates of the program. "Only in Classroom" means that the program is offered only on-site classes and "not offered" means that the school does not offer the program.
You may want to see all schools offering a major program by following the link on the title of the program.
Computer and Information Sciences
Personal and Culinary Services
Education
Engineering
Engineering Technology
Work and Family Studies
Legal Studies
Liberal Arts and Sciences, Humanities
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies
Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, and Firefighting
Human Services
Construction Trades
Visual and Performing Arts
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences
Business

Student Population

There are 3,905 students at South Suburban College including both full-time and part-time students. By gender, 1,389 male students and 2,302 female students are attending the school. The following table shows the total number of students by gender and attending status at the school. You can check more enrollment information of the school.
Student Population
TotalFull-TimePart-time
Total3,6917152,976
Male Students1,3892721,117
Female Students2,3024431,859

Distance Learning (Online Degree/Program) Student Population

At South Suburban College, there are 3,905 students including in both full-time and part-time status. Of that, 1,418 students were attending classes through distance learning (571 students are enrolled exclusively and 847 are enrolled in some online courses) .
Distance Learning Enrollment Distribution
Total Enrollment3,905
Enrolled Exclusively in Online Courses571
Enrolled in Some But Not All Online Courses847
Not Enrolled In Any Online Courses2,487

School Profile and Academic Overview

South Suburban College is a 2-4 years, public school located in South Holland, Illinois. For the academic year 2023-2024, the tuition & fees are $11,033 for Illinois residents and $12,683 for other students on average. It offers 85 degree programs through 22 Certificate, 37 Associate's programs. The average earning in 10 years after graduation from the school is $30,600.
Directory Information and Key Academic Statistics
Type2-4 years, public
Address15800 South State Street, South Holland, IL
Phone708-596-2000
Tuition & Fees (2023-2024) »In-State$11,033
Out-of-State$12,683
Student Population »3,905 Total Enrollment
Graduation Rate »18%
Transfer-out Rate21%
Retention Rate68% (Full-time)
39% (Part-time)
Average Financial Aid »$4,374
Students to Faculty15:1 (6.67%)
Average Earning After 10 years of graduation$30,600

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