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Which Best Describes You?
First-Time College Student (credit)
Students with no previous college experience who plan to earn college credit.
Students with no previous college experience who plan to earn college credit.
Seeking Short-term Training (non-credit)
Students seeking personal enrichment or short-term training for a certificate (non-credit).
Students seeking personal enrichment or short-term training for a certificate (non-credit).
Adult Learner Seeking General Education
A program for students seeking to improve basic skills in Reading, Writing, and Math, earn a GED, or those seeking ESL courses.
A program for students seeking to improve basic skills in Reading, Writing, and Math, earn a GED, or those seeking ESL courses.
Construction Trades & Apprenticeship
HCC partners with different organizations for apprenticeship sponsorships. These sponsors offer options for various trade programs.
HCC partners with different organizations for apprenticeship sponsorships. These sponsors offer options for various trade programs.
Transfer Student
Students with some previous credits from another college.
Students with some previous credits from another college.
High School Student
Students ages 16-18. Earn college credit while still in high school.
Students ages 16-18. Earn college credit while still in high school.
Visiting Student
Currently enrolled at another college and taking classes at HCC for the sole purpose of transferring them back your home college.
Currently enrolled at another college and taking classes at HCC for the sole purpose of transferring them back your home college.
International Student
Programs for non-U.S. citizens to earn college credit.
Programs for non-U.S. citizens to earn college credit.
Active Duty/Veteran Student
Students who wish to use military benefits.
Students who wish to use military benefits.
Other Services
- Adult Basic Education (ABE): A program for students seeking to improve basic skills in Reading, Writing, and Math.
- Workforce Solutions & Continuing Education: Non-credit classes and certificate programs for personal enrichment and professional development.
- Disability Support Services: Services for students with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and its amendments.
- English as a Second Language (ESL): A program for non-native speakers seeking skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English.
- GED and NEDP Diploma Programs: Classes for students seeking to prepare for and earn a MD High School State Diploma through the GED Exam or the National External Diploma Program.
- Career Program Achievers (CPA): Services for low-income, adult students in career programs.
- Online Programs: Courses and programs delivered online.
- TRIO: Student Support Services: Special grant-funded program for students who are low-income, are a first-generation student, or have a disability.
- TRIO: Upward Bound Program: Special grant-funded program for students who are low-income, first-generation, college-bound high school students from North, South, Williamsport, or Hancock High School.
See all Student Services available at HCC.