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TRANSFER PROGRAMS

Academic programs that are recognized among the best in the state are something HCC is proud of. Our students can choose from more than 70 different programs, leading to Associates in Arts and Associates in Science degrees.

Our transfer programs are accepted across the state, and HCC has transfer and articulation agreements with every Kansas Regents university and college, along with a variety of institutions across the country.

HCC transfer students consistently outperform “native” students in academic achievement at Kansas Regent schools.Accounting AgriculturePre-ArchitectureArt Biological SciencesBiology - ForestryBiotechnologyBroadcast & Media TechnologyBusinessBusiness Administration Chemical TechnologyChemistry Pre-Chiropractic

Computer Information SystemsComputer Science Construction Science Criminal Justice AdministrationCytotechnologyPre-Dental HygienePre-Dentistry Education - ElementaryEducation - MusicEducation - SecondaryPre-EngineeringEnglish

Family & Consumer SciencesGeologyGraphic DesignHistoryJournalismPre-Law Liberal Arts Library ScienceMathematicsPre-Medical TechnologyPre-MedicineMeteorologyModern Language

Mortuary ScienceMusicMusic TheatreNatural Resource Mgmt Nursing - RNPre-Occupational Therapy AsstPre-Optometry Pre-PharmacyPhilosophy & ReligionPre-Physical TherapyPre-Physician’s AssistantPhysicsPolitical Science

Professional PilotPsychology Public Administration Social Work Sociology Speech CommunicationSport Management Sports Medicine TheatrePre-VeterinaryZoo Science

Our variety of technical programs prepare graduates to enter the workforce, well-prepared and trained on the latest methods and equipment available. Our students train on high-tech equipment, in laboratories that are equipped with the latest technologies, providing hands-on experiences for student learning.

Our programs are advised by industry leaders, who ensure our programs are meeting employers’ needs and our students are workforce-ready. Our programs are also industry certified, increasing employment opportunities for our graduates.Agricultural-Diesel Mechanics

Auto Collision Repair Auto MechanicsBiotechnologyBroadcast & Media Technology

Business Administrative Technology

•Accounting Services•Office SupportBusiness Management & Entrepreneurship

•Sales Associate•Sidney’s Hairdressing College

•Supervision

Computer Drafting •Architectural CAD•Machine DraftingComputer Support Specialist

•General•Networking•Technician•Web DevelopmentConstruction•Commercial•Electrical•ResidentialCriminal Justice •Administration•Corrections•Law Enforcement

Early Childhood Education

Electronic Engineering Technology

Emergency DispatchEmergency Medical Sciences -Paramedic

Farm and Ranch Management

Fire ScienceHealth Information Technology

Healthcare Coding Specialist

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration

Industrial Electronics

Industrial Mechanical Maintenance

IT in HealthcareLPN to RN Online BridgeLPN to RN Traditional Bridge

MaintenanceMachine TechnologyManufacturing Engineering Technology

Medical Labratory Technician

Nursing-LPN (Full & Part-Time)

Nursing - ADNParalegal - Legal Assistant

Paramedic to RN Bridge

Pharmacy TechnicianPhysical Therapist Assistant

Professional Medical Transcription

Radiologic TechnologyRenewable Energy Technology

Respiratory TherapistSurgical Technology Visual Communications •Animation & Game Development

•Journalism & Broadcasting

•Graphic Design & Web Technologies

Welding Technology

TECHNICAL PROGRAMS

Distance education is a big part of Hutchinson Community College. HCC offers more than 2,500 classes per year, in over 50 locations, utilizing traditional classroom environments, as well as the latest in high-tech methods to reach students from around the state and country. HCC’s distance education program is fully-accredited.

•Active distance education program, with online offerings in every major and discipline of study. We also offer complete online degree programs.

www.hutchcc.edu/online•State-of-the art learning opportunities with the latest technologies available

•Satellite centers in Newton McPherson 316-283-7000 620-245-0202• 2+2 Online Degree programs with other institutions and unique dual-advising programs to ensure student

success and transfer to other colleges and universities in a seamless transition from HCC to four-year programs throughout the state.

•Quick Term and Fast Forward classes give you access to 1-3 credit hour courses online, face to face, or through our new – HYBRID COURSES. Hybrid courses give you the combination of online convenience with face to face interaction. Both allow you to complete your classes and degree quickly and conveniently.

DELIVERY METHODS

The Student Success Center can help with academic advising, career placement and testing services; and also with personal counseling issues, to help our students adjust to college live smoothly. .

www.hutchcc.edu/student-success-centerFor those students with personal learning challenges, our Office of Disability Services is also ready to provide support as needed.

www.hutchcc.edu/disabilityThe campus JFK Library provides resources and services to support the curricular and, to a lesser degree, recreational interests of students. The library is housed in the Rimmer Learning Resource Center (RLRC). The RLRC is designed to promote student success, retention and graduation through a variety of services which include free tutoring, academic advising, open computer labs, learning communities and supplemental instruction.

www.hutchcc.edu/rlrcStudents at HCC have the opportunity to be a part of a prestigious Honors Program. The program is one of the premier in the state and is student-centered, allowing students to take their education to a whole new level.

www.hutchcc.edu/honors

ACADEMIC SUCCESS

Hutchinson Community College’s Blue Dragon athletic program has been a source of pride for the College and community.

With 12 intercollegiate sports to offer, the Blue Dragons play in the Jayhawk Conference, one of the toughest leagues and regions in the nation, and with great success.

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

Men’s Sports

Baseball

Football

Golf

Basketball

Cross Country

Track

Women’s Sports

Soccer

Softball

Volleyball

Basketball

Cross Country

Track

Blue Dragon Athletics is proud of our top notch facilities, including Gowans Stadium and the famous Hutchinson Sports Arena, home to the NJCAA National Men’s Basketball Tournament.

The athletics department has an impressive and long standing history of competing and winning in the Jayhawk Conference.

• Five national championship trophies: Men’s basketball - 1988, 1994 Women’s Cross Country - 2001 Men’s Track 1954-59 • More than 450 All-Americans since 1929• 50 combined men’s Region VI championships• 14 combined women’s Region VI championships• An average of 14 Academic All-Americans per year since 1997.• 73 combined men’s Jayhawk Conference/Jayhawk West championships• 18 combined women’s Jayhawk Conference/Jayhawk West Championships• Men’s Basketball is the second winningest NJCAA program in history

WINNING RECORDS

FINANCIAL AID

Perhaps at no other time has the cost of higher education been more important to students and their parents. HCC’s mission is to make a high-quality education affordable and accessable to all.

With one of the least expensive tuition and fee structures in the state, HCC remains an affordable, but quality, education option for students.

Our Financial Aid office is staffed by a group of professionals who are dedicated to assisting you with funding your education. Our staff is well-trained and keeps abreast of the latest information to help you find funding sources to finance your educational dreams. In addition, our staff takes pride in treating each student individually, and customizing funding plans to help make education an affordable reality.

1. Apply for Admission: www.hutchcc.edu/admissions

2. Complete Scholarship Application by February 15th through DragonZone, the online student web portal.

3. Submit additional information based on scholarship criteria

4. Complete FAFSA: www.fafsa.ed/gov (priority deadline is March 1st). HCC’s code is 001923

5. Submit any requested information to Financial Aid office

www.hutchcc.edu/finaid

When you compare our fee structure to the larger institutions in Kansas, you will find that we are anywhere from one half to one fourth the cost.

Compare us to private institutions and you will be amazed by the savings.

Lower cost does not mean that you will sacrifice quality in terms of your education. By attending HCC, you will find that our low student-to-faculty ratio of 17-to-1 allows you to receive individualized attention from instructors who care about you. Faculty members will help you every step of the way and set you up for success during your first years of college.

Many of our students also choose to work while attending classes. Our Human Resources office can assist with career advice, help in finding a job, and job placement services that are available to our students.

www.hutchcc.edu/cost

COST COMPARISON

SCHOLARSHIPS

HCC awards more than 500 scholarships every year. Whether you are a full-time or part-time student, seeking vocational training or looking to transfer to a university, we have a scholarship that you may qualify for including:

• Academic• Athletic• Activity & Departmental• Endowment• Alumni & Friends Child Care

Nearly 75 percent of all HCC students receive some type of financial assistance to help meet their educational expenses.

Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis. To be eligible for scholarships at HCC, students much complete:

1. Application for Admissions

2. Scholarship Application with the priority deadline of FEBRUARY 15th.

Additional information may be required for eligibility depending on the scholarship.

www.hutchcc.edu/scholarship

RESIDENCE HALLS

Community is a key word at HCC, and you’ll be a part of that community as a student in our residence halls. Interact with your friends, and make new ones as part of a group of nearly 450 students that call our dormitories home.

HCC has an active campus life, with a variety of activities, planned by students for students. Events like karaoke, movie nights, dances, recreational sports and other activities help students get to know one another and become a part of the family that is HCC.

Our students enjoy recently renovated residence halls, with suite-style rooms, modern and comfortable lounge areas and strategically-placed technology hubs, that allow students to learn in comfort and style.

www.hutchcc.edu/living-on-campus

HCC Residence Halls have three meal plan options. Meals are provided Monday - Friday Breakfast; Lunch and Dinner; Saturdays & Sundays: Brunch & Dinner. The HCC menu has been custom-tailored to a unique dining experience for our students and is continually updated to introduce new cooking techniques and processes for the future, ensuring that each customized program is contemporary and always student-oriented!.

Bored is not a word you’ll use at HCC. We have something for everyone and every interest. With more than 30 different clubs and organizations, no matter what your passion, we have a group for you. Our clubs and organizations provide numerous opportunities to fit in, test your leadership skills and have some fun, while making lifelong friends.

HCC also has a nationally-recognized student newspaper, The Collegian, and newsmagazine, The Dragon’s Tale, to keep students informed and aware of campus news and activities. There is also an active broadcast journalism program with a weekly campus news show for students to enjoy and even participate in.

The HCC Debate and Forensics Team is considered to be one of the premier two-year programs in the nation. The team’s recent history includes multiple local, state, regional, and national championships in both debate and forensics. This is built upon a strong foundation with similar awards dating back over seventy years. The students are able to travel to competitions throughout the year at little to no expense, and all are welcome to try out for the team.

The Agriculture program has several successful clubs and organizations in it. Join the Block & Bridle Club, the Crops & Soil Judging Team or the Livestock Judging Team. Leaders may find Student Government a great fit for your interests.

Our Student Government Association participates in governing school activities, providing social activities and representing the student body in student affairs issues with administration and faculty.

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Safety is a top priority on the HCC Campus. A dedicated staff of professionals help ensure student safety on campus. Security cameras and a well-lit campus grounds also provide a sense of comfort for students as they travel from place to place.

Campus also has its own Student Health Services which provides primary care for minor illnesses, injuries, family planning and health-related social issues for HCC students. The Student Health Services is open Monday - Thursday mornings and Wednesday afternoons. For more information, contact them at 620-662-7416.

The Dragon Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art fitness center available to HCC students in the basement of the Parker Student Union. The DWC is open to students seven days a week with a variety of hours depending on the day.

Intramural sports are available each season. Students can make new friends and enjoy friendly competition.

HEALTH, SAFETY & FITNESS

COMMUNITY & CULTURE

Students can also enjoy attending or being a part of our award-wining fine arts performances. Musical and theatre programs and a wide variety of artistic and intellectual events are held year round in the Stringer Fine Arts Center.

The Dillon Lecture Series brings newsmakers, intellectuals and entertainers from around the world to discuss a variety of issues and events.

Hutchinson has a vibrant arts community which holds events open to all, including art shows and fairs, outdoor concerts and events and other community cultural activities.

Music lovers will enjoy the variety of concerts, including well-known acts that perform yearly as part of the Kansas State Fair.

Students can also be involved in the community by volunteering for a variety of community groups and organizations, through the HCC Volunteer Center.

www.hutchcc.edu/student-life

Locals refer to it simply as Hutch, and soon, you will too. Hutchinson has a big-town atmosphere, with a small-town friendliness that makes it an ideal place to learn and live.

• Home to the Kansas State Fair

• The Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center

• Stratica / Kansas Underground Salt Museum

• Acres of parks provide numerous opportunities for biking, hiking and fishing

• Salt City Splash, a full-featured water park located nearby

.• The Dillon Nature Center

• The Hutchinson Zoo

• Rich cultural downtown area with free monthly art and cultural events, including Third Thursdays and Taste of Downtown

• The Hutchinson Mall

HUTCHINSON

Hutchinson Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, 30 North LaSalle, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602. www.hlcommission.org 312-263-0456

Our online AA, AAS and AS degrees are fully-accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The college is a member of the American Association of Community Colleges. It is listed in the United States Office of Education publication “Education Directory, Part 3: Higher Education.” NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATIONHCC does not discriminate against students or employees on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age or handicap. Persons who feel that they have been harassed or discriminated against in this way are urged to contact the Affirmative Action Officer in Lockman Hall, room 121, or call 620-665-3302.

For More Information on Hutchinson Community College visit our website:

www.hutchcc.eduor contact our Admissions Office

1-888-GO-HUTCH ext.3535Hutchinson Community College

1300 North PlumHutchinson, KS 67501