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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

As student-trustee for the 2024-2025 academic year, Julius Dixon, 31, wants to leverage his years of experience at HCC for the benefit of his fellow students: "Come up and talk to me. I am all yours."

 

My Season of Yes

programs You have the passion. We have the program.

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Earn your associate degree and get to work or transfer to a four-year college.

A culinary arts student chops carrots in the HCC MGM Culinary Arts Institute

Explore certificate programs like accounting, music, culinary arts, education, and sustainability studies.

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Register for personal enrichment and professional development classes.

15:1

student/faculty ratio

95+

degrees & certificates

40

student clubs & organizations

85

transfer programs

709

2024 graduates

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value experience the value of an hcc education.

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Free child watch, food pantry access, menstrual equity, emergency grants, and more.

Resources & Support

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HCC offers a multitude of support programs for students.

Professionals Who Care

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You can go anywhere with an HCC education. Explore 85-plus transfer opportunities to four-year schools.

What's After HCC?

start for something, stop for nothing.

Earn Your G.E.D.

Get started on the road to education by earning your HiSET/GED.

Grow your career

Move ahead in your field with our professional development programs.

enrich your life

Learn a new hobby or skill.

news&events Keep up with everything going on at HCC.

Fall Graduate Reception

HCC will host its second annual recognition event for fall graduates on Monday, Dec. 2, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.in the Leslie Phillips Theater.

Nov. '24 News Blog

First-Generation Day celebration ... HCC honors student-veterans ... student stories earn marketing awards at regional conference ...

Street Mythology

The HCC Theater Department will present “Polaroid Stories,” a play by Naomi Iizuka that combines real-life stories of homeless youth with Greek myths from Ovid's "Metamorphoses," Nov. 21-23.