Winter/Spring 2017 Student Refund & Academic Calendar
Session / Term
Course
Section
Designation
First Day
of Classes
Term
Officially
Ends
Last Day to
Add Classes
(* -see below)
Last Day to
Drop Classes
100% Tuition
Refund
Withdrawal
Period
Begins
(W Grade)
Last Day to Last Day to
Withdraw Drop Classes
(W Grade) 50% Tuition
Refund
See Bursar for
Full Details
No
Refund
as of
this date
Winter
Multiple
01/03/17
01/18/17
01/04/17
01/04/17
None
None
No Refund
01/05/17
Spring Regular
Multiple
01/20/17
05/15/17
02/02/17
02/02/17
02/03/17
04/04/17
02/16/17
02/17/17
Spring Quick Term
Q/HYQ
02/10/17
05/15/17
02/17/17
02/17/17
02/18/17
04/13/17
03/09/17
03/10/17
Spring On-Line
15 week
ONR/HYR
01/20/17
05/15/17
02/02/17
02/02/17
02/03/17
04/04/17
02/16/17
02/17/17
Spring On-Line A
7 week
ONA/HYA
01/20/17
03/10/17
01/20/17
01/27/17
01/28/17
03/01/17
No Refund
01/28/17
Spring On-Line B
7 week
ONB/HYB
03/27/17
05/15/17
03/27/17
04/03/17
04/04/17
05/05/17
No Refund
04/04/17
College Student Success CS
(8 Week Courses Only)
01/23/17
03/18/17
01/30/17
01/30/17
01/31/17
03/06/17
No Refund
01/31/17
Culinary Cycle I (Day)
DA
01/20/17
02/24/17
01/25/17
01/31/17
02/01/17
02/07/17
No Refund
02/01/17
Culinary Cycle II (Day)
DB
02/25/17
04/07/17
03/01/17
03/08/17
03/09/17
03/15/17
No Refund
03/09/17
Culinary Cycle III (Day)
DC
04/08/17
05/15/17
04/12/17
04/19/17
04/20/17
04/26/17
No Refund
04/20/17
Culinary Cycle IV
(Evening)
RE
01/20/17
05/15/17
02/02/17
02/02/17
02/03/17
04/04/17
02/16/17
02/17/17
High School LEAP
HP
01/31/17
05/15/17
02/07/17
02/07/17
02/08/17
04/04/17
02/27/17
02/28/17
Courses at
Off -Site Locations
OS
01/31/17
05/15/17
02/07/17
02/07/17
02/08/17
04/04/17
02/27/17
02/28/17
Notes
Holiday/College Closures
Monday, January 16, 2017
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
COLLEGE CLOSED
Monday, February 20, 2017
Presidents' Day
COLLEGE CLOSED
Monday, March 20, 2017
to Sunday, March 26, 2017
Spring Recess
NO CLASSES
Friday, April 14, 2017
to Sunday, April 16, 2017
Easter Break
COLLEGE CLOSED
Registration should always occur prior to the ¬first day of class. (*) Registration may be permitted if the class has only met once. Late Registration begins 3 days prior to the start of the semester. Students are not permitted to swap sections
without being officially registered in the desired class adhering to the above calendar. The most current schedule is available through the web site and portal (www.hccc.edu/schedule). Additional details on tuition rates and refunds are available
through the Bursar’s office. Students completing and submitting a withdrawal form should verify that it has been processed through Liberty Link. *** Non-attendance does not constitute an official Withdrawal. Tuition refund schedules are subject
to change. The most up to date and accurate refund schedules are available in-person at the Bursar/Student Accounts Offices (Main Campus: 70 Sip Avenue - 1st Floor, Jersey City, NJ 07306; North Hudson Campus: 4800 Kennedy Blvd., Union City,
NJ), online at www.hccc.edu/refund, or all current students may find general Bursar/Student Accounts information on the portal at: https://myhudson.hccc.edu/bursar.
Registration Details
Semester Start Dates:
Winter Term: January 3, 2017
Spring Term: January 20, 2017
Online A: January 20, 2017
Spring Quick Term: February 10, 2017
Online B: March 27, 2017
Registration Start Dates for Winter/Spring
Tuesday, November 1, 2016 (Online for Eligible Returning HCCC Students)
Monday, November 14, 2016 (In Person for Current and Previously Enrolled
HCCC Students)
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name A-L)
Thursday, November 17, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name M-Z)
Payment Is Due at Time of Registration
• Students not securing payment arrangements through the Bursar on
the day they register may be subject to having their enrollment dropped
without advance notice.
• All students are strongly advised to access the student portal,
MyHudson, and review their student account through Liberty Link.
• Only those students that have been dropped for non-payment are
notified of the drop by email (HCCC issued account).
• Students dropped for non-payment may have any subsequent
registration access limited.
• Payments may be made through Liberty Link.
• Payment plans are available when visiting the Bursar’s office.
• Tuition Refund Schedule is available through the Bursar’s office.
Office Hours:
In-Person Registration hours are
Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
http://www.hccc.edu/tuition/
www.hccc.edu/refund
Registration Procedures
For registration information, currently enrolled and new students
may contact the:
Advisement and Counseling
70 Sip Avenue, 2nd Floor, Jersey City (201) 360-4150
North Hudson Campus Advisement and Counseling
4800 Kennedy Blvd, 1st Floor, Union City
www.hccc.edu/cass
Table of Contents
General Information ............................................................................... 2
High School Students ............................................................................ 2
Transfer Students ..................................................................................... 2
Visiting Students ....................................................................................... 2
Residency Requirements....................................................................... 3
Testing Information .......................................................................... 3,15
Immunization Requirements ................................................................4
Financial Aid ...........................................................................................5,7
Right to Know Notice ............................................................................ 5
Add/Drop Procedures ........................................................................... 5
Accelerated Learning ............................................................................. 6
Online Learning ................................................................................... 6
Student Technology Information ....................................................... 7
Educational Opportunity Fund ........................................................... 8
Tuition and Fees ..............................................................................10-11
Maps ....................................................................................................26-27
Application ....................................................................................... 29-32
Degree Codes ....................................................................................... 30
Important Numbers
Academic Foundations - English................................ (201) 360-4366
Academic Foundations – Mathematics/Algebra.. (201) 360-5354
Academic Development and Support Services ... (201) 360-4179
Center for Academic and Student Success ........... (201) 360-4150
Business, Culinary Arts &
Hospitality Management .............................................. (201) 360-4630
English ................................................................................ (201) 360-4380
Enrollment Services: Admissions, Registrar.............(201) 360-4110
ESL/Bilingual .................................................................... (201) 360-4610
Financial Aid ..................................................................... (201) 360-4200
Humanities ........................................................................ (201) 360-4650
ITS Help Desk .................................................................. (201) 360-4310
North Hudson Campus ............................................... (201) 360-4600
Nursing & Health Sciences ......................................... (201) 360-4284
Social Sciences ................................................................ (201) 360-4750
Science, Technology, Engineering,
and Mathematics (STEM)............................................. (201) 360-4265
Student Visa Information .............................................. (201) 360-4136
Testing Office .....................................................................(201) 360-4190
www.hccc.edu/testing
School Closing/Weather .......................................................... see page 5
LATE REGISTRATION
World Wide Web
New and returning students may register during late registration. Students
should be aware, however, that during late registration fewer classes are
available, and time schedules are restricted. An additional fee is charged
for late registration for continuing students.
HCCC Website .......................................................... http://www.hccc.edu
MyHudson Portal ........................................................ http://my.hccc.edu
Email ..........................................................................admissions@hccc.edu
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Getting Started
High School Students
For the most current information on course scheduling
options, students are encouraged to log onto
www.hccc.edu/schedule
APPLYING FOR ADMISSION
Students may apply as either matriculating (degree-seeking) or
non-matriculating (non-degree seeking) students. An Admissions application is enclosed in this publication, or apply online by logging onto
www.hccc.edu/apply
The High School Special Admissions Program offers high school
juniors and seniors the opportunity to enroll at HCCC in credit courses,
when recommended by the student’s parents, guidance counselor,
principal, and approved by HCCC. Students may enroll for a maximum
of two courses each semester. All students are required to take the
College Placement Test, and HCCC reserves the right to place students
according to their test scores.
For further information, please review with www.hccc.edu/leap
or contact LEAP Office (201) 360-5331
The application form will NOT be processed until it is complete;
send the completed application with a non-refundable $25.00
application fee, made payable to Hudson County Community
College, in the form of a personal check, money order, or credit card.
All documentation must be sent to the Office of Enrollment Services,
70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306. The application will not be considered complete without all necessary documents and fees.
For more information please visit www.hccc.edu/admissions.
BEFORE REGISTERING FOR COURSES,
A STUDENT MUST:
Take the College Placement Test (CPT), or meet exemption criteria as
stated on www.hccc.edu/testing.
Also see Transfer and Visiting Students.
International Students
Transfer Students
Transfer students must provide an official transcript to have credit
applied towards their chosen program. Depending on the time
available, an unofficial transcript may be accepted for preliminary
purposes, namely to ensure a student has met prerequisite requirements and to determine if they may be exempt from having to take
the HCCC College Placement Test (CPT).
Students that are permitted to register using an unofficial transcript
must have their official transcript evaluated prior to being permitted
to register for the following semester. It is recommended that students
attempt to obtain an official transcript in a sealed and unopened envelope, and present the official transcript at time of application to HCCC.
For more information please visit: www.hccc.edu/transfer
Foreign persons interested in obtaining a Form I-20 from HCCC must
submit additional information as required by the US Student Exchange
and Visitor Program (SEVP). Visa processing times currently range from
1-3 months; therefore, we have established the following deadlines:
Visiting Students
DEADLINE FOR STUDENTS FILING FOR F-1 VISA STATUS:
FALL
Students outside the U.S. First business day in June
SEMESTER F-1 Transfer students only First business day in July
SPRING
Students outside the U.S. First business day in October
SEMESTER F-1 Transfer students only First business day in November
Please contact [email protected] for specific admissions
requirements or visit www.hccc.edu/internationalstudents for more
information. If you do not supply all requested information by the
deadline dates, we may not have sufficient time to process your
Form I-20 for you to take to the U.S. Embassy/Consulate. Upon
successful completion of all the admissions requirements, you will
receive a letter of acceptance, your Form I-20, and information about
your registering for classes.
Visiting students from other institutions, seeking to enroll short-term,
are permitted to enroll as Non-Matriculating students. In most instances
visiting students should provide a “Permission Letter” from their home
institution stipulating the course offered at HCCC that they are allowing
the student to take. With such a document the need for a transcript is
not necessary.
The process above ensures that the home institution will accept the
credits from HCCC, thereby providing an element of academic security
to the student. Many home institutions may not accept the credit, as a
result of the students not seeking such permission, or a leave of
absence if matriculated.
Visiting Students who are unable to obtain a “Permission Letter”
should follow the procedures for Transfer Students.
For more information please visit:
www.hccc.edu/apply
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Service Members
& Veterans
Weekend College
Current and former members of the armed services should follow the
procedures described for new students, but should ensure they meet
with the Admissions Office’s service member support coordinator to
ensure that their benefits are appropriately applied. Service members
should visit the web page for service members (below) and then send
an e-mail to [email protected].
A comprehensive schedule of classes for the student busy with life
and work.
Weekend College features:
• An expanded schedule of Saturday and Sunday classes
• Class sessions which meet both mornings and afternoons
• All NJ approved General Education courses for guaranteed
transfer to NJ colleges and universities.
For more information please visit:
www.hccc.edu/veterans
• All courses offered for the Associate in Arts, in Liberal
Arts-General.
Residency
Requirements
• All courses offered for the Associate in Arts, in Liberal
Arts-Business.
• Major courses in other subjects.
According to regulations from the state of New Jersey (NJAC 9A:5),
tuition charges are determined by the student’s permanent place of
residency or domicile. To be considered a resident of the state, a
student must have resided in New Jersey for a period of 12 months
before enrolling at a public college. To be considered a resident of
Hudson County, a student may be required to show proof, as well as
having proof of living in the county prior to the first day of classes, as
listed in the semester calendar.
THREE TYPES OF TUITION RATES:
• Hudson County residents
• Out-of-county residents
• Out-of-state and International students
(See Tuition and Fees Charts on pages 11-12 for specific
tuition charges.)
Testing Information
Following official admission to Hudson County Community College, all
applicants must take the College Placement Test (CPT).
Go to www.hccc.edu/eveningweekend for information
on admissions, degree programs and schedules.
Off-Campus
Academic Centers
To serve the needs of Hudson County residents, the Office of
Evening, Weekend and Off-Site Programs (EWOS) at Hudson County
Community College (HCCC) has established conveniently located
satellite academic centers throughout the county. Off-Site classes
provide access to college and continuing education courses on weekends and evenings on campus, in convenient off-campus locations
and in community high schools (Kearny High School, Bayonne High
School, Union City High School and others). College credit courses at
the high schools are open to HCCC full and part-time students, as
well as high school students, and vary from semester to semester,
but normally each center offers a variety of general education and
degree program courses.
See page 9 for more information.
Non-native speakers who want to learn the English language must also
take the English as a Second Language placement test. Students may
be exempt from the College Placement Test. For a listing of exemption
criteria and testing information including testing schedule,
please visit: www.hccc.edu/testing
Test results help determine placement in classes appropriate to
students’ skill level.
For further information contact: (201) 360-4190
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Learning Communities
At HCCC, students can enroll in specially selected and connected
classes called Learning Communities (LC). The same group of
students take the courses in each community; this gives them many
opportunities to get to know each other, work together, and learn from
each other. In a Learning Community, faculty work together with
counselors and peer mentors to create an informal, interactive, and
supportive atmosphere. Fieldtrips, special events, and special projects
are integrated to enhance the students’ learning experience.
Learning Communities are available for day and evening students; college level students; English as a Second Language (ESL) students; and
Academic Foundations students.
For more information contact:
Program Coordinator at (201) 360-4162
Immunization
Requirement
NOTICE: STATE OF NEW JERSEY
IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS
Hudson County Community College, as mandated by the State of
New Jersey, is required to have on file proof that all students enrolled
full-time have been immunized against certain preventable diseases,
(i.e., Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) and Hepatitis B), or provide
evidence that they are exempt. A second Measles booster is also
required. *
The following documents are acceptable as evidence of
immunization, provided they specifically indicate the immunization, and
the date the immunization was administered:
1. Official school immunization record.
2. A record from any public health department,
OR,
3. A record signed (refer to HCCC’s college immunization
affidavit record form) by a physician.
Honors Program
* For medical exemption please contact the Office of
Enrollment Services.
The Honors Program at Hudson County Community promotes
excellence in students who are academically gifted, intellectually
curious, and highly motivated. Honors classes are offered in a variety
of disciplines and are smaller and more discussion-based. To be eligible
for Honors coursework, students need to have a 3.25 cumulative grade
point average in their college level courses, and a grade of B or better
in College Composition I. Exceptional students who are just starting at
HCCC are encouraged to apply for acceptance into the specialized twoyear Honors Learning Community Scholars Program.
For more information and to apply, please contact:
Honors Program Coordinator at [email protected]
www.hccc.edu/honorsprogram
Immunization records should be submitted by students prior to,
or during, the first semester of enrollment. Without documentation
students may be prevented from enrolling full-time.
For details, please go to www.hccc.edu/apply
or visit Enrollment Services, 70 Sip Avenue, 1st Floor.
Call (201) 714-7200 or e-mail [email protected]
I M PORTANT NOTE:
Students must make appropriate tuition and fee payments
on the day that they register for their classes.
Check out HCCC’s website:
www.hccc.edu
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New students must take the placement test before
registering for class unless they are a visiting student
with written permission from their home school.
Visiting students from other colleges must present written
permission from their home school to register for courses
at HCCC. The written form must state the correct title for
the desired course(s).
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Right to Know
Information
Add/Drop Procedures
ADD/DROP PROCEDURES
YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW
Student Right-to-Know Act, Accuracy in Campus Crime Reporting Act of
1997, and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 are all
legislation that gives students the right to request, review, and inspect
information maintained by the College as it pertains to their records.
•
Students who require no remediation, on average,
graduate in 3.0 years.
•
Our Fall to Fall retention rate for first-time full-time students
is 56%.
•
For 2015-2016, 1,008 Associate Degrees and Certificates
were awarded.
Additional information regarding the Student Right-to-Know Act, Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act, and the Solomon Act may be
received by contacting the Office of Enrollment Services.
Financial Aid
The Add / Drop period begins after classes have started. The Add/
Drop period permits students to make changes to their schedule
without having to officially withdraw (earning a grade of W). During the
Add/Drop period, students may only register for a class if it has not met
or has met once. Classes that are held over several hours contiguously
may be restricted.
To officially withdraw from classes, a student must follow the College’s
withdrawal procedure, as outlined in the College catalog. Non-attendance of classes, whether by choice or inability, does not constitute
withdrawal; therefore, every student must submit an add/drop form,
signed by an advisor, to receive the appropriate tuition adjustment.
Official withdrawal forms must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office.
The add/drop fee is $15.00 per occurrence. Financial aid recipients
should note that withdrawing from classes might affect their financial
aid award.
All students should read the College catalog for a full explanation
of the College’s withdrawal policy.
The College Refund Policy for 100% refund is determined
Students expecting to use their financial aid to help pay for their tuition
and fees should file the financial aid form at least three months prior to
registration to ensure a timely response, from both the federal and
state agencies. HCCC cannot guarantee such a response to a student’s
application after that time.
by the date of the first day of classes for each semester.
Refund schedules are available at the Bursar’s Office at
70 Sip Ave., 1st floor and are posted throughout the College.
For more information students should contact:
The Office of Student Financial Assistance at
(201) 360-4200 or visit www.hccc.edu/financialaid
FOR SCHOOL CLOSINGS
DURING INCLEMENT WEATHER:
Financial Aid
LOG ON College website (www.hccc.edu),
MyHudson portal (http://my.hccc.edu),
Tip!
www.studentaid.ed.gov
An alternative source to financial aid !
or on the College Facebook and Twitter pages
go to www.hccc.edu and click on the social media
icons at bottom of the page.
Register for Connect-ED
(www.hccc.edu/emergency) and have closing
information sent to your phone and/or email!
CALL (201) 714-7100 and
press 1 for emergency information
LISTEN for radio announcements on
WINS 1010 AM, WCBS 880 AM, WADO 1280 AM,
and WVNJ 1160 AM.
hccc.financialaidtv.com
WATCH television announcements at WNBC-TV
and NEWS 12
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HCCC Accelerated
Learning Program
Online Learning
Linkage of College-Level Classes
with Academic Foundations Classes
The Accelerated Learning Program is designed for students in the top
level of Academic Foundations. This program links an Academic Foundations class with its college-level counterpart, and for Mathematics ALP,
provides a mandatory one-hour supplemental instruction session for
students who have not tested into the college-level classes. AF students
taking part in this program will be given the opportunity to fulfill collegelevel requirements before exiting the Academic Foundations program.
The benefits of this program include: high expectations, shortened time
to credit courses, student-centered, concurrent support for credit
courses, and progress toward degree attainment.
For further information:
Basic Algebra/College Algebra
call (201) 360-5354
Academic Foundations English/
College Composition I
call (201) 360-4366
HCCC provides students with an alternative to traditional on-campus
courses in the form of online and hybrid courses. Online and hybrid
courses are offered throughout the academic year in accelerated 7-week
sessions and traditional 15-week sessions. The tuition and fees for a
course are the same for online or in-person classes, and financial aid is
available. In online courses, designated as sections ONA, ONB, or ONR
in the catalog, instruction takes place entirely on the internet (via Hudson
Online) and no face-to-face classroom instruction is required. In hybrid
courses, designated as sections HYA, HYB, or HYR in the catalog, there
is a combination of required face-to-face time in a classroom or laboratory with at least 50% online instruction. Hudson Online courses count
toward your degree, are equivalent to on-campus courses and are taught
by HCCC faculty. The College does not currently offer fully online associate degrees or certificate programs; however, up to half of the credits
for your HCCC degree can be fulfilled by online courses, and there is no
limit to the number of hybrid courses. Students who are taking Hudson
Online courses are well supported for success, including around-theclock technical assistance and online tutorial services.
More information about Hudson Online is available
at www.hccc.edu/onlinelearning
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NOW!
To access the up-to-date
Spring 2017
course offerings
go to:
www.hccc.edu/schedule
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Username and Password
How do I know my Username and Password?
Some services require a Username and Password. Follow the steps below
to determine your Username and temporary Password.
Username: Your username is the
First Name Initial + Last Name + Last 4 digits of Student ID + @live.hccc.edu
Password:
Your temporary password is
Date of Birth as MM/DD/YY format.
Example:
Name: John Smith
Student ID: 0011223
Birth Date: January 1, 1995
Result:
Username: [email protected]
Password: 010195
Blackboard
http://www.hccc.edu/blackboard
Online courses at HCCC are offered entirely via Blackboard. This is the
College's learning management system used to support online, hybrid, and
traditional face-to-face courses. Faculty will use this system to communicate
with students and share documents that are related to their courses. Each
course has a presence on Blackboard which can be accessed 24/7/365
from any computer or smartphone.
HCCC Student Email
http://www.hccc.edu/myemail
Each student is issued a College email account. This account is the
College's official means of communication with all HCCC students.
We recommend changing your password to something only you know to
protect your account. Passwords expire 245 days after your first log-in or
password reset.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
New Student Accounts
Can I log in to my account immediately after I register?
No. If this is your first semester as an HCCC student and you just registered
for class, you will need to wait up to 48 hours before you will be able to
log into the HCCC MyHudson portal.
Returning Students
If you are a Returning Student and have not logged in within the last 245
days, your password has expired. To reset your password, visit
http://www.hccc.edu/its/reset-my-password or call (855) 699-0733.
Will my password expire if I don't use it?
If you are not able to log in, you can reset your password by visiting
http://www.hccc.edu/its/reset-my-password or call (855) 699-0733.
Where do I get a Student ID Card?
Student ID cards are provided by contacting Safety and Security at 25 Journal Square (Building B, First Floor).
HELPFUL WEBSITE RESOURCES TO VISIT
MyHudson Portal
http://my.hccc.edu
The HCCC Portal (MyHudson) offers students, on and off campus, a
personalized, intelligent College experience by bringing together every
system without having to access multiple networks. Some of the features
of MyHudson include Blackboard, student announcements, a calendar of
College events and activities, College email account, College department
pages, and specialized student services (see below).
Liberty Link Student Accounts
http://my.hccc.edu (Liberty Link, right of screen)
View your class schedule, register for classes and see your grades.
The menu is available on the Student MyHudson Portal Landing Page.
Financial Aid and Payment Liberty Link Menus
http://my.hccc.edu (Liberty Link, right of screen)
View your financial aid award/status. Pay your account online securely.
Ellucian GO
http://www.hccc.edu/go
Ellucian GO is a free app that brings the power of Liberty Link to your
phone, tablet, or other mobile device. Students can receive notifications,
access course schedules and grades, and even register for courses. All users
can get walking and driving directions around campus, connect with social
media, link to their email, and access other campus resources.
Emergency Notification Portal (Connect-ED)
http://www.hccc.edu/emergency
This is the College's official emergency notification system used for school
closing information and emergency notifications. Users are encouraged to
visit http://www.hccc.edu/emergency to update or register additional
emergency notification contact information such as home, work, and
cell phone numbers.
Campus Wireless Access
http://www.hccc.edu/its/wifi
Stay connected on campus using your smartphone or laptop.
Computer Labs
http://www.hccc.edu/its/computer-labs
Computer labs are located in Jersey City and at the North Hudson Campus.
Academic Computer Labs provide supported software and hardware for
students, faculty, and staff for daily use. All Academic Labs are equipped
with educational software, CD-ROMs, USB connectors, printers, scanners,
iMacs MS Office, and Internet/email access. For more information, please
consult the Student Handbook.
Library
http://www.hccc.edu/library
The HCCC Library is accessible online on the MyHudson Portal and at
www.hccclibrary.net, Visit us for research assistance, or to search for
e-books, articles, streaming videos, and more.
Having problems connecting?
Support is available for problems accessing the HCCC network, College
email accounts and the MyHudson portal. If you encounter any issues,
please contact the ITS Help Desk.
Website: http://www.hccc.edu/its/helpdesk
Email: [email protected]
Phone: Journal Square Campus: (201) 360-4310
North Hudson Campus: (201) 360-4309
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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND
Looking for personalized support and comprehensive services to help you reach your goal of earning a college degree?
Apply for the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) Program!
For over 40 years, the EOF Program has provided students from educationally and economically disadvantaged backgrounds an opportunity to pursue a college degree. Our dedicated
team works closely with EOF students to assist them in reaching their educational, career, and
personal goals.
NEW STUDENTS who are first time, full-time, and meet the eligibility requirements can get an
early start on their college careers by participating in the EOF Pre-College Summer Program
which begins on Wednesday, July 5, 2017.
For more details, eligibility guidelines, and an application, visit www.hccc.edu/eof.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. However, space is limited so students are strongly
encouraged to meet the priority deadline of June 1, 2017.
CURRENT HCCC and TRANSFER STUDENTS are only eligible for fall or spring admission to
EOF. For more information about eligibility requirements and an application, visit MyHudson
MyHudson Portal > Support Services > EOF
http://my.hccc.edu/eof
APPLICATIONS FOR FALL 2017 ADMISSION ARE DUE Thursday, August 10, 2017.
Questions and concerns may be directed to the EOF Office
70 Sip Avenue, Third Floor
Phone: (201) 360-4180
Email: [email protected]
GRADUATING STUDENTS!
Graduating from HCCC this Spring or Summer?
If you have earned 50 or more credits, act now!
1. Run your Program Evaluation to see what courses you may still need to take.
• Log in to your MyHudson Portal – http://my.hccc.edu
Liberty Link for Students >> My Academic Planning >> Program Evaluation
2. Submit a Graduation Application:
• Form available through Enrollment Services at 70 Sip Avenue, 1st Floor.
• Or… Download a form through the MyHudson portal:
Support Services >> Student Records/Registrar >> Forms tab http://my.hccc.edu/registrar
3. Make a one-time, non-refundable payment of $50 at the Bursar’s Office located at 70 Sip Ave, 1st Floor.
4. Deliver the Graduation Application to Enrollment Services at 70 Sip Avenue, 1st Floor.
COMMENCEMENT
Visit the Registrar/Student Records portal for details. To contact the Registrar’s Office: [email protected]
HCCC’s Commencement ceremony is distinct from graduation. For details on Commencement (tickets, event location, etc.)
please contact the Office of Student Activities located at 25 Journal Square, B Building, Jersey City or email us at
[email protected].
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Let HCCC come to you…
CLASSES OFF-CAMPUS
Credits on the move with
Hudson County Community College
Evening Classes that work with
YOUR schedule in YOUR community.
Spring 2017- College Credit Courses
7-week & 15-week
online courses
are also available
www.hccc.edu/schedule
Consider the
advantages:
• Courses that are close to home or online
• Free parking nearby to public
transportation
• Night classes for busy students
• Classes that get you started for a degree
• Transfers to New Jersey four-year
colleges and universities
Additional Questions?
Contact us at
[email protected]
(201) 360-4244
www.hccc.edu/eveningweekend
BAYONNE HIGH SCHOOL
Section Name
Title
Meeting Information
BIO-100-OSB01 General Biology
Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ENG-101-OSB01 College Composition I
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ENG-112-OSB01 Speech
Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
MAT-070-OSB01 Basic Algebra Workshop
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 6:50 p.m.
MAT-073-OSB01 Basic Algebra
Tuesday 7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
MLF-101-OSB01 Basic French I
Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
MAT-071-OSB01 Basic Mathematics
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
PSY-101-OSB01 Introduction to Psychology Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Prerequisite(s) and/or College Placement Test Scores may be required
KEARNY HIGH SCHOOL
Section Name
Title
Meeting Information
ENG-101-OSK01 College Composition I
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
MAT-100-OSK01 College Algebra
Wednesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ENG-112-OSK01 Speech
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
MAT-070-OSK01 Basic Algebra Workshop
Wednesday 6:00 p.m. - 6:50 p.m.
MAT-073-OSB01 Basic Algebra
Wednesday 7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
MAT-071-OSK01 Basic Mathematics
Wednesday 6:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Prerequisite(s) and/or College Placement Test Scores may be required
UNION CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Section Name
Title
Meeting Information
ENG-101-OSU01 College Composition I
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ENG-102-OSU01 College Composition II
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ENV-110-OSU01 Environmental Studies
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
ENG-112-OSU01 Speech
Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
MAT-070-OSU01 Basic Algebra Workshop
Thursday 6:00 p.m. - 6:50 p.m.
MAT-073-OSU01 Basic Algebra
Thursday 7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
MAT-071-OSU01 Basic Mathematics
Tuesday 6:00 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Prerequisite(s) and/or College Placement Test Scores may be required
College Credit Courses
Last Day to Add/Drop: February 7
Location: 70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City
Classes are from January 31 to May 15
REGISTER TODAY!
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SPRING 2017 Tuition & Fees Schedule
Effective July 1, 2016
Tuition:
Hudson County Resident
Out of County
Out of State/International Student
$129.00 per credit
258.00 per credit
387.00 per credit
Fees:
Registration fee
General Service fee
Student Activity fee
Technology fee
Late Registration
Lab fees vary according to class***
Lab Fees***
$25.00 per semester
25.00 per credit
4.75 per credit
18.00 per credit
25.00 per occurrence
$22-50 per course
(vary according to class)
Culinary fee
280.00 per course
Culinary Cutlery (Degree & Certificate Program) 240.00 per occurrence
Chef Uniforms (Degree & Certificate Program) 134.00 per year
Table Service Set (Degree & Certificate Program) 120.00 each
Selected programs such as Nursing, Paramedic Science,
Radiography, and Respiratory Care have separate lab fees
schedule. Students should contact the program coordinators
for further information.
Other Fees:
Application for Admission (Non-Refundable)
Application for Re-admission (Non-Refundable)
High School Application Fee
Foreign Student Processing Deposit*
Graduation Fee**
Deferred Payment Plan (Non-Refundable)
Returned Check Fee
Transcript Fee
Expedited Transcript Fee
Culinary Insurance Fee
Replacement of ID Card
Add/Drop Fee
Work/Life Portfolio Assessment Processing Fee
$25.00 per occurrence
25.00 per occurrence
10.00 per occurrence
250.00 deposit
50.00 per occurrence
25.00 per occurrence
25.00 per occurrence
5.00 per occurrence
20.00 per occurance
14.00 per year
15.00 per occurrence
15.00 per occurrence
100.00 per occurrence
NOTE: The College reserves the right to modify
the tuition & fees. Please visit www.hccc.edu/tuition
for the most current fee schedule.
** Graduation fee covers academic audit and diploma.
*** A listing of laboratory fees is available at the Student Accounts
Office.
Students are expected to pay for any College property that they
may damage or lose. The fee structure and tuition charges are
subject to change without prior notice.
Payment of tuition and fees is due on the day that you register. Cash,
money order, personal check, debit, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, or
American Express may be used to pay charges.
Payment can also be made on the portal at:
http://my.hccc.edu > Click on the Pay My Bill badge icon
OR Liberty Link for Students > My Financial Information >
Make a Payment. Select 'Pay on My Account' or 'Pay on Payment Plan'Payment Plan options are available and the first payment must be
made through the Bursar’s Office.
All current students may find general Bursar Office / Student Accounts
information on the portal at: https://myhudson.hccc.edu/bursar (this
includes department contact information/hours, my financial information quick links, how to access your online account, tuition fee estimates, current refund schedule, chargeback assistance, deferred
payment plan and tuition waiver information)
Tuition and Fees Worksheet
Number of Credits
______
X Rate (see Rt.) = $
Registration Fee
___
General Service Fee
___ Credits
X $25.00
=$
Student Activity Fee
___ Credits
X $ 4.75
=$
Technology Fee
___ Credits
X $18.00
=$
00
= $ 25.
Payment due on day of registration.
=$
Testing Fees:
CLEP Exam Fee
Re-Test Fee
$20.00 per occurrence
5.00 per occurrence
Alternate Course Worksheet
Number of Credits
______
X Rate (see Rt.) = $
= $ 25.00
TEAS V for Allied Health Test Fee
35.00 per occurrence
Registration Fee
___
DANTES Test Fee
20.00 per occurrence
General Service Fee
___ Credits
X $25.00
=$
High School Graduation Test Fee
10.00 per occurrence
Student Activity Fee
___ Credits
X $ 4.75
=$
Test Score Export Fee
10.00 per occurrence
Technology Fee
___ Credits
X $18.00
=$
Payment due on day of registration.
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1161.00
1290.00
1419.00
1548.00
1677.00
1806.00
1935.00
2064.00
2193.00
2322.00
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
42.75
47.50
52.25
57.00
61.75
66.50
71.25
76.00
80.75
85.50
4.75
9.50
14.25
19.00
23.75
28.50
33.25
38.00
STUDENT
ACTIVITY
(per/cr.)
225.00
250.00
275.00
300.00
325.00
350.00
375.00
400.00
425.00
450.00
25.00
50.00
75.00
100.00
125.00
150.00
175.00
200.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
162.00
180.00
198.00
216.00
234.00
252.00
270.00
288.00
306.00
324.00
18.00
36.00
54.00
72.00
90.00
108.00
126.00
144.00
1615.75
1792.50
1969.25
2146.00
2322.75
2499.50
2676.25
2853.00
3029.75
3206.50
201.75
378.50
555.25
732.00
908.75
1085.50
1262.25
1439.00
GENERAL
SERVICE REGISTRATION TECHNOLOGY TOTAL
(per/cr.)
(per/term)
(per/cr.)
In-County
FEES
2776.75
3082.50
3388.25
3694.00
3999.75
4305.50
4611.25
4917.00
5222.75
5528.50
330.75
636.50
942.25
1248.00
1553.75
1859.50
2165.25
2471.00
TOTAL
Out-of-County
ESTIMATED COST
TUITION & FEES
3937.75
4372.50
4807.25
5242.00
5676.75
6111.50
6546.25
6981.00
7415.75
7850.50
459.75
894.50
1329.25
1764.00
2198.75
2633.50
3068.25
3503.00
TOTAL
Out-of-State
International
• General Service Fee - This fee is charged per credit hour to all students enrolled in courses for credit. The funds contribute to the support of construction, restoration,
and maintenance for various student academic facilities on campus. This revenue also supports services not funded by the State, such as free transportation between campuses.
• Technology Fee - This fee is charged per credit hour to all students enrolled in courses for credit. The funds are used to offset costs, and maintain and upgrade
all student lab equipment, library automation, and other instructional technology.
• Student Activity Fee - This fee is charged per credit hour to all students enrolled in courses for credit. The funds contribute to the support of Student Clubs
and organizations, student activities, publications, and Student Government services.
• Registration Fee- This fee is a flat fee charged once per semester and is used to cover costs associated with the processing of registrations.
FULL TIME = 12 CREDITS
2322.00
2580.00
2838.00
3096.00
3354.00
3612.00
3870.00
4128.00
4386.00
4644.00
3483.00
3870.00
4257.00
4644.00
5031.00
5418.00
5805.00
6192.00
6579.00
6966.00
387.00
774.00
1161.00
1548.00
1935.00
2322.00
2709.00
3096.00
129.00
258.00
387.00
516.00
645.00
774.00
903.00
1032.00
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
258.00
516.00
774.00
1032.00
1290.00
1548.00
1806.00
2064.00
TUITION
Out-of-State
International
CREDITS TUITION TUITION
In-County Out-ofCounty
TUITION
To obtain the most current estimated tuition rates go to www.hccc.edu/tuition
The figures presented below are by term and may be subject to change without notice;
may not reflect the actual cost associated with your registration.
Hudson County Community College - Cost of Attendance Estimate Grid
Tuition & Fee Estimates for School Year 2017-2018
and at the Bursar Office)
https://myhudson.hccc.edu/bursar
information is available on the portal at:
(Additional Bursar/Student Accounts
person with the Bursar.
Payment plans must be conducted in
• Payment is due at time of registration.
reflected in this grid. Lab fees are not included.
Culinary Arts are subject to charges not
• Students in programs such as Nursing and
number is 012954).
(www.FAFSA.ed.gov – HCCC’s college code
aid as early as possible
• Students are encouraged to file for financial
payment plans.
• International students are not eligible for
• 12 Credits = Full-Time Enrollment.
must obtain departmental approval.
• If registering for more than 18 credits, you
http://my.hccc.edu
online through the myHudson portal at
• Students may verify their accounts
Please note the following:
Effective July 1, 2016
We’re Ready
When You’re Ready!
HCCC Announces
New Class Term
SPRING 2017
12 WEEK QUICK TERM
COURSE OFFERINGS
Classes begin on February 10, 2017
Add Drop ends on February 17, 2017
Course Title
Course ID
BIO-111
Anatomy and Physiology I
CSC-100
Introduction to Computers & Computing
CSS-100
College Student Success
ECO-201
Principles of Macroeconomics
ENG-072/RDG-072 Basic Writing II/Basic Reading II
ENG-073 /RDG 073 Basic Writing III/ Basic Reading II
Each class meets for 12 weeks.
This a great option for students
who cannot commit to a 15-week term
or a motivated learner who prefers
a fast-paced format.
REGISTER NOW!
For a current schedule
go to www.hccc.edu/schedule
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ENG-101
College Composition I
ENG-102
College Composition II
ENG-112
Speech
ESL-020 / ESL 030
Introduction to ESL Writing /
Introduction to Grammar for Writing
ESL-022/ESL-032
ESL Writing II/ ESL Grammar for Writing II
ESL-042/ESL-062
ESL Reading II/ ESL Academic Discussion II
HUM-101
Cultures and Values
HIS-210
History of Western Civilization I
MAT-071
Basic Mathematics
MAT-073/MAT-073
Basic Algebra/Basic Algebra Workshop
MAT-100
College Algebra
PSY-101
Introduction to Psychology
SOC-101
Principles of Sociology
REGISTER NOW! www.hccc.edu/schedule
Starting Spring 2017
Pursue Your STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics) Studies in Our All-New,
21st Century STEM Building
STEM programs are the future of our country and our world. Proceed
with your General Science, Electronic Engineering Technology, Physics,
Engineering, Biology, Microbiology, Histology, and Chemistry studies in
the $25.9 million STEM Building on our Journal Square Campus.
The state-of-the-art facility is adjacent to the College’s Joseph Cundari
Center, home of our Nursing and Radiography programs. It is designed
to enhance your learning with science and computer labs, classrooms,
lecture halls, and student breakout rooms and lounges on each of five
floors. Plus, the building will include a café and exhibit space.
REGISTER NOW! www.hccc.edu/schedule
www.hccc.edu
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REGISTER
NOW!
Registration for Winter/Spring
Tuesday, November 1, 2016 (Online for Eligible Returning HCCC Students)
Monday, November 14, 2016 (In Person for current and previously enrolled HCCC students)
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name A-L)
www.hccc.edu/schedule
Thursday, November 17, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name M-Z)
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Make sure you’re right where you belong ...
take the College Placement Test!
All new HCCC students are required to take the
College Placement Test (Accuplacer).
It is important that you take the College Placement Test (CPT) seriously. Depending
on your score, you may have to register for – and pay to take – additional courses
that do not earn college credit or count toward graduation.
Visit www.hccc.edu/testing to learn more about placement tests
– including the ESL Placement Test. You’ll also find information about
study resources to help you prepare for testing.
If you need special accommodations due to a disability, let us know and
we’ll make arrangements for you through HCCC Disability Support Services.
Save time and hundreds of
dollars in tuition costs by
reviewing EdReady’s Math
Placement study tool.
REGISTER NOW! www.hccc.edu/schedule
TESTING AND ASSESSMENT
71 Sip Avenue, L Building
Jersey City, NJ 07306
(201) 360-4190
[email protected]
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FREE
TUTORING
FOR YOUR HCCC CLASSES
Over 90% of Students Pass Their Classes
After Regularly Attending Tutorial Sessions!
(on average)
ABEGAIL DOUGLAS-JOHNSON
ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Tutorial Center
71 Sip Avenue
Lower Level
Jersey City, NJ
(201) 360-4187
[email protected]
The Writing Center
J204
2 Enos Place
Jersey City, NJ
(201) 360-4370
[email protected]
NHC Tutorial Center
N511
4800 Kennedy Blvd.
Union City, NJ
(201) 360-4370
[email protected]
To learn about the Tutorial Services offered by the department,
visit www.hccc.edu/tutorialservices or www.hccc.edu/writingcenter
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ORIENTATION
ATTENTION New Students!
It’s official – you are an HCCC student!
During orientation you will
• Meet fellow students, faculty, and staff
• Learn about HCCC services
• Find out ways to get involved on campus
• Review HCCC technology, such as email
Start your path to success by attending one of the following:
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
North Hudson Campus
Journal Square Campus
Orientation takes place at:
JC-
Culinary Conference Center
161 Newkirk Street (Building E)
Jersey City, NJ 07306
NHC- North Hudson Campus
4800 Kennedy Blvd. (Building N)
Union City, NJ 07087
Please RSVP on the “New Student Orientation”
page on the MyHudson Portal > Support Services >
Orientation for New Students
http://my.hccc.edu/orientation
or by calling (201) 360-4152.
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Get Ahead!
How to join the Dual
Admission Program:
Interested in earning your
Bachelor’s degree?
Saint Peter’s University and HCCC have a unique relationship for students
completing their degrees at HCCC and transferring to Saint Peter’s, including a
new “Dual Admission Program” in Accounting, Business Administration, Criminal
Justice, or Elementary Education. Start your journey at HCCC, and upon
completion of your Associate’s degree, you will continue your classes at Saint
Peter’s to earn your Bachelor’s degree.
Transfer and Dual Admission students
have the following advantages:
• Saint Peter’s is affordable as a result of generous scholarships and
personalized financial aid counseling. Awards for those with an Associate’s
degree start at $16,000/year.
• Personal attention from a Saint Peter’s representative on-site to provide
individual counseling and course-by-course advising. The Saint Peter’s
University Advising Office at HCCC is located at 870 Bergen Avenue, Room
F205. Stop in for a visit to talk about your transfer options to Saint Peter’s.
• Variety of academic options to choose from, including full-time day, full-time
evening, or part-time evening options.
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1. Email [email protected] to opt
into the Dual Admission Program
(DAP) with Saint Peter’s University.
Once we receive your interest email,
your Saint Peter’s DAP advisor will be
in touch to make an appointment
with you.
2. Meet with your Saint Peter’s DAP
advisor to review the program and your
planned coursework.
3. Students who join the DAP at
Saint Peter’s will follow a planned
course curriculum for Accounting,
Business Administration, Criminal
Justice, or Elementary Education.
4. Once students meet the 12-credit
and gateway course pre-requisites,
they will be granted access to Saint
Peter’s O’Toole Library, the Mac
Mahon Student Center, the Yanitelli
Recreational Life Center, as well as
be invited to seminars for careers,
studying abroad, and more!
Transfer and
Dual Admission contacts:
• Privileges offered include scholarships, invitations to Saint Peter’s University
seminars, career advising, and student access to facilities such as the O’Toole
Library, the Mac Mahon Student Center, and Yanitelli Recreational Life Center.
For full-time day transfer study and
Dual Admission Program:
Pamela deLeon, (201) 761-7110 or
[email protected]
Certain benefits are for the Dual Admission Program only. Check with your
advisor for details! For more information, visit www.saintpeters.edu/hccc.
For full or part-time evening transfer
study: Cindy Nino, (201) 761-6470 or
[email protected]
Not enrolled in one of the dual enrollment programs? That’s OK, there are
still benefits and opportunities for transfer into Saint Peter’s University.
Call the Saint Peter’s University Advising
Office at HCCC at (201) 360-5377.
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Stay connected
like never before.
before.
Get the Ellucian GO app!
from
store.
e.
- Download it fr
om your App stor
- Then select Hudson County Community College.
You’ll have access to great features that make
effective, more
your campus experience more effective,
efficient,
ef
ficient, and more fun.
Ellucian GO app will allow you to access:
• HCCC email
• Courses - Manage your courses on the go by accessing
your course schedule and links to helpful resources,
including class assignments.
• Registration - If eligible to register online you can
search sections and register... No waiting!
• Grades - Check your midterm and final grades on the go.
• Notifications - Stay informed with personalized
announcements delivered right to your device.
• Campus Map - To
To help you navigate from building to building
• HCCC College News & Events - Never miss another
important event. Dial in to everything happening in the
world, both on campus and off.
• Transportation - From Journal Square Campus to
North Hudson Campus.
• Information - Campus departments and resources.
• Social Media - Tie your school experience right into
your social network.
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NJCU Dual Admission Program
Now one, easy, joint application makes it possible for you to enroll to earn your associate’s degree at HCCC, and
your bachelor’s degree at New Jersey City University.
• e HCCC-NJCU Dual Admission Program helps you to avoid wasted time and lost credits.
It also enables you to:
•Complete your general education requirements towards your bachelor’s degree while you earn
your associate’s degree at HCCC.
• Plan all of your courses, from your first semester at HCCC to your last semester at NJCU.
•Transfer the maximum number of credits from HCCC to NJCU.
Enjoy privileges of being an NJCU student while at HCCC, including:
• Personalized on-campus advisement appointments in J105
• Access to resources at the NJCU Library
• Access to the John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center at NJCU
• Working with faculty at NJCU on exclusive research opportunities
For more information:
Call NJCU Transfer Coordinator, Hyen Le at (201) 200-3379,
email us at [email protected], or visit us at www.hccc.edu/njcu
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REGISTER
NOW!
Registration for Winter/Spring
Tuesday, November 1, 2016 (Online for Eligible Returning HCCC Students)
Monday, November 14, 2016 (In Person for Current and Previously Enrolled HCCC Students)
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name A-L)
www.hccc.edu/schedule
Thursday, November 17, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name M-Z)
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EARN COLLEGE CREDITS
WHILE STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL!
Project LEAP at Hudson County Community College
Project LEAP permits high school students at partnered high schools to enroll in college level classes.
Enrollment and registration is easy, and your school guidance counselor can help you through the process.
How to Apply
Partnered High Schools:
• Inform your guidance counselor and parent/guardian
County Prep High School
Greater Futures Charter High School
Harrison High School
High Tech High School
Hoboken Charter School
Jersey City Public High Schools
Kearny High School
• Complete LEAP application online at www.hccc.edu/apply
• Obtain signatures on the LEAP Student Agreement Form
• Submit completed form to your guidance counselor or
the LEAP office.
Marist High School
Memorial High School
METS Charter School
Miftaahul Uloom Academy
North Bergen High School
Palisades Regional Academy
Rising Star Academy
Saint Anthony High School
Union City High School
Weehawken High School
IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, CONTACT US!
Project LEAP – Dual Enrollment Program
25 Journal Square, 4th Floor (Room 415)
Jersey City, NJ 07306
(201) 360-5330
FAX: (201) 360-5333
Email: [email protected]
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NHC: A full campus
under one roof…
A state-of-the-art facility that offers you:
· A broad selection of courses from all our
academic divisions.
· Flexible schedules that include morning, afternoon,
evening, weekend, and online classes.
· Full degree programs that can be completed right
here at Union City!
· Enrollment Center, Library, campus bookstore, and
student support services.
· Financial aid available!
· Less than a block away from NJ Transit Light Rail,
NJ Transit buses, and local shuttles.
· Attractive student lounge, courtyard, and exciting
social, cultural, and educational activities for students.
www.hccc.edu/nhc
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The North Hudson Campus
4800 Kennedy Blvd.
Union City, NJ 07087
(201) 360-4600
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Registration for Winter/Spring
Tuesday, November 1, 2016 (Online for Eligible Returning HCCC Students)
Monday, November 14, 2016 (In Person for Current and Previously Enrolled HCCC Students)
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name A-L)
Thursday, November 17, 2016 (In Person for New Students Last Name M-Z)
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JOURNAL SQUARE CAMPUS
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A
B
C/D
70 Sip Avenue
Academic Affairs
Bursar
Career Development
Center for Academic & Student Success
Conference/Workshop Rooms
College Foundation
Disability Support Services
Enrollment Services
(Admissions/Registrar)
Faculty & Staff Professional
Development Office
Financial Aid
Information Technology Services
Mary T. Norton Board Room
Office of the President
Office of Student Affairs
Historic Pathside
25 Journal Square
Academic Foundations- Math/English
Center for Online Learning (COL)
Classrooms
Community Education
English as a Second Language/
Bilingual Program
Evening/Weekend/Off-Campus Services
LEAP Program
The Mark Oromaner Room
Security
Office of Student Activities
Student Lounge
Student Government Association
Theater Classroom/STEM Cafe
162-168 Sip Avenue
HCCC Bookstore
Classrooms/ Science Labs
Mathematics Labs
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E
Culinary Conference Center
161 Newkirk Street
Business, Culinary Arts & Hospitality
Management Division
Center for Business & Industry
The Robert L. Clare Reading Room
Classrooms
Conference/Workshop Rooms
Follett Room
Johnston Room
Scott Ring Room
F
870 Bergen Avenue
Allied Health Division
Nursing
Classrooms
Computer Labs
Health Sciences Programs
LPN Lab
MDA Lab
G
81 Sip Avenue
Classrooms
Computer Lab
Faculty Lounge (Adjunct Faculty)
Grants
Human Resources
Institutional Research & Planning
Studio Lab
I
119 Newkirk Street
Classrooms
Humanities
J
2 Enos Place
Classrooms
Computer Labs
Dean of Instruction/Arts
Dean of Instruction/Science
Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF)
Student Lounge
Science, Technology, Engineering
& Mathematics (STEM)
Writing Center
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X
71 Sip Avenue
Alfred E. Zampella Lecture Hall
Classrooms
Computer Lab
Division of Academic Development
& Support Services
Benjamin J. Dineen, III Dennis C. Hull Gallery
Cultural Affairs Office
Early Childhood Education Lab/
Classroom
Honors Program
Liberty Café
Library
Social Sciences
Studio Arts Classrooms
Testing Center
Thomas J. Fleming Community
Education Classrooms
Abegail Douglas-Johnson (ADJ)
Academic Support Services
26 Journal Square
Administrative Offices
Discounted Parking For Jersey City Campus
Welcome Parking- 20 Jones Street (next to J Bldg.)
Welcome Parking- 30 Journal Square (across from
Jones Street lot- behind X Building)
Impark (Square Ramp)- 801 Pavonia Avenue
(behind Loews Theatre)
Impark- 130 Sip Avenue (Across from E Bldg.)
Bergen Avenue Parking- 871 Bergen Avenue
(Across from F Bldg.)
NORTH HUDSON
CAMPUS
4800 Kennedy Boulevard
Union City, NJ
N
North Hudson Campus
4800 Kennedy Blvd.
Union City, NJ
1st Floor
Bookstore
HCCC Enrollment Center
• Bursar’s Office
• Enrollment Services
• Financial Assistance
• Testing & Assessment
• Academic Advisement
• Community Education Office
2nd Floor
Open-Access Computer Lab
Outdoor Courtyard
Student Lounge
Multipurpose Room
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4th Floor
Language Labs (3)
General Classrooms (7)
Seminar Room
5th Floor
Biology Lab and Chemistry Lab
Computer Lab
Film & Music Studies Room
General Classrooms (5)
Tutorial Services
6th Floor
County of Hudson One-Stop Center
(Only Accessible by 48th Street Entrance)
3rd Floor
Bridge/Walkway to Light Rail Station
ITS Help Desk
Library
Computer Lab
Mac Lab
7th Floor
Administrative Offices
• Office of the Senior Vice President for
North Hudson Campus and Student and
Educational Services
• Office of The Executive Director of the
North Hudson Campus
• Faculty Offices
• Mail Room/Copy Center
• Conference Rooms
• Outdoor Terrace
• Writing Center
Communications
Grants
Institutional Research & Planning
Metered Parking Lots
West New York Lot –
Between 51st St. & 52nd St.
off Bergenline Avenue
Union City Lot –
Between 47th St. & 48th St.
off Bergenline Avenue
revised 6.2.16
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Application for Admission
Office of Enrollment Services - 70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
Phone: (201) 714-7200 • Fax: (201) 714-2136
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Hudson County Community College (HCCC) welcomes applications from first-year, returning (one year or more since enrolled), transfer,
and visiting students.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. An Application for Admission must be completed and may be mailed, faxed, or delivered in person to (or go to www.hccc.edu/apply)
Hudson County Community College Admissions Office, 70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306
2. A non-refundable $25 application fee is required to complete the application process.
If mailing a check or money order, please print your full name clearly on the front, made payable to HCCC.
3. Please review the application procedures below and submit all of the appropriate materials along with your completed application if
possible. For more information please review www.hccc.edu/apply
Matriculated Students (Full-time or Part-time)
If you are pursuing an associate’s degree or academic program certificate at HCCC, you are considered a matriculated student.
1. Complete Application for Admission, and include $25 non-refundable application fee.
2. Provide either an official copy of your high school transcript or diploma, or a copy of your general equivalency diploma (GED).
3. HCCC, as mandated by the State of New Jersey, is required to ask for proof that all students enrolled full-time have been immunized against
certain preventable diseases (MMR - Measles, Mumps & Rubella and Hepatitis B), or meet exemption criteria. For details go to Step 3
at www.hccc.edu/apply
Exempt students must meet ONE of the following conditions:
a) Medical reasons (for example, pregnancy or immunity). A physician’s statement or official records must be submitted.
b) Religious reasons. A statement from an official of the religious organization must be submitted.
c) Those individuals born before January 1, 1957 for MMR.
4. If you attended another college, send HCCC an official college transcript. Official transcripts must be received in a sealed envelope
from your college.
5. Take the College Placement Test (CPT). Based on SAT/ACT scores, or previous college course work, you may be exempt.
For exemption criteria go to www.hccc.edu/testing. Plan to take the test at least two weeks before you register.
6. You may be required to prove residency within Hudson County to pay in-county tuition rates.
Non-Matriculated/Visiting Students
If you are NOT pursuing an associate’s degree, or academic program certificate at HCCC, you are considered non-matriculated.
You may attend only on a part-time basis and attempt a maximum of 11 credits total.
1. If a visiting student, applicants must also provide a college transcript OR a letter from their home institution stating that they have permission
to take our courses. The letter may be faxed to Enrollment Services at (201) 714-2136. Once documentation has been reviewed, you will
be permitted to register for the agreed upon classes for the agreed upon term. For more information please review www.hccc.edu/visitingstudents
2. You must present proof of residency (State ID/County ID/ Utility Bill in your name) in order to establish in-county tuition rate.
Students Returning to HCCC
If you previously attended HCCC, you must submit a new admission application. If one year or more has elapsed, you must re-apply and an application
fee will be assessed. Dependent on your previous coursework or amount of time elapsed since your last registration, you may be required to take a
College Placement Test. However, if you attended another college and would like credits transferred to HCCC, please submit official transcripts.
Transferring Credits to HCCC
If transferring from another college, HCCC will evaluate your credits based on the program you apply for at HCCC. You may be granted up to 30
credits toward an associate degree, and 15 credits toward a certificate for courses completed with a grade of “C” or better. Official college transcripts
must be sent directly to the HCCC Admissions Office in a sealed envelope from the sending institution.
International Students (requiring a Visa)
International Students should go to www.hccc.edu/internationalstudents for the latest information on enrollment requirements.
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Program Offerings and Program Codes
at HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
For details, please visit the HCCC website at
www.hccc.edu/programs
DEGREE PROGRAM NAME
(AA)=Associate in Arts
(AFA)=Associate in Fine Arts
(AS)= Associate in Science
(AAS)=Associate in Applied Science
(CERT)=Certificate
(PROF)= Specialized Proficiency Certificate
CODE
DEGREE PROGRAM NAME
AA
CODE
AAS
ACCOUNTING
ACCOUNT.AAS
AS
ACCOUNTING - Transfer
ACCOUNT.AS
AS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATON
BUSADM.AS
PROF
CDA INFANT/TODDLER
INFANT.CDA.PROF
PROF
CDA PRESCHOOL
PRESCH.CDA.PROF
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - ENGLISH
ENGLISH.AA
AS
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPSCI.AS
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - HISTORY
HISTORY.AA
AAS
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
COMPTECH.AAS
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - HUMAN SERVICES
HUMANSRV.AAS
AAS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMJUST.AAS
AA
LIBERAL ARTS -
INFTODLR.ED.AA
CERT
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMJUST.CERT
AAS
CULINARY ARTS
CULINARY.AAS
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - LATINO STUDIES
LATINOSTUDIES.AA
AAS
CULINARY ARTS - Baking & Pastry Option
CAIBP.AAS
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY.AA
CERT
CULINARY ARTS
CULINARY.CERT
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - SOCIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY.AA
PROF
CULINARY ARTS - BAKING
CULINARY.BAKE.PROF
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPECIALED.AA
PROF
CULINARY ARTS - COLD FOOD
CULINARY.COLD.PROF
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - THEATRE ARTS
THEATREARTS.AA
PROF
CULINARY ARTS - HOT FOOD
CULINARY.HOT.PROF
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - WOMEN'S STUDIES
WOMENS STUDIES.AA
CERT
DIETARY MANAGEMENT
DIETARYMGT.CERT
AAS
MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT.AAS
CERT
DIGITAL ART & DESIGN
DIGITALART.CERT
AAS
MANAGEMENT - FUNERAL SERVICES
FUNERALSRV.AAS
LIBERAL ARTS -
EARLYCHILD.ED.AA
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
AA
LIBERAL ARTS -
ELEMSECED.AA
ELEM/SECONDARY EDUCATION
INFANT/TODDLER EDUCATION
PROF
DIGITAL ART & DESIGN
DIGITALART.PROF
AAS
MEDICAL ASSISTING
MEDASST.AAS
AAS
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
EARLYCHILD.ED.AAS
CERT
MEDICAL CODING
MEDCODING.CERT
AAS
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECNOLOGY ELECENGRTECH.AAS
CERT
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION
MEDTRANS.CERT
PROF
EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
EMT.PROF
AS
NURSING PROGRAM
NURSING.AS
AS
ENGINEERING SCIENCE
ENGRSCI.AS
AS
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT
OTA.AS
AS
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENVSTUD.AS
AAS
PARAMEDIC SCIENCE
PARAMEDICSCI.AAS
AS
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE
GEOINFOSCI.AS
CERT
PARAMEDIC SCIENCE
PARAMEDICSCI.CERT
AAS
HEALTH SCIENCE
HEALTHSCI.AAS
CERT
PRACTICAL NURSING
PRACNURSING.CERT
AS
HEALTH SERVICES
HEALTHSVR.AS
AS
RADIOGRAPHY
RAD.AS
CERT
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
HOSPMGT.CERT
AS
RESPIRATORY CARE (W/UMDNJ)
RESPCARE.AS
AAS
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
HOSPMGT.AAS
AS
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS - GENERAL
SCIMATH.AS
AAS
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT -
HOSPMGT.CATR.AAS
AS
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS - BIOLOGY
BIOLOGY.AS
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS -
BIOTECH.AS
CATERING MGT.
AAS
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT -
AS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
AAS
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT-
HOSPMGT.HRMT.AAS
HOTEL RESTAURANT MGT
AAS
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT -
HOSPMGT.TRVL.AAS
TRAVEL AND TOURISM
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - GENERAL
LIBERALARTS.AA
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - AMERICAN STUDIES
AMERSTUDIES.AA
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - BUSINESS
BUSINESS.AA
AA
LIBERAL ARTS - CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRIMJUST.AA
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BIOTECHNOLOGY
HOSPMGT.ENTR.AAS
AS
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS - CHEMISTRY
AS
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS - MATHEMATICS MATH.AS
AS
SCIENCE & MATHEMATICS - PHYSICS
PHYSICS.AS
AFA
STUDIO ARTS
STUDIOARTS.AFA
AFA
STUDIO ARTS - COMPUTER ARTS
COMPARTS.AFA
AAS
TECHNICAL STUDIES
TECHSTUDIES.AAS
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CHEMISTRY.AS
Application for Admission
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY:
Office of Enrollment Services • 70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
Phone: (201) 714-7200 • Fax: (201) 714-2136
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A $25 non-refundable application fee is due when you apply. Application fee expires after one year.
Social Security Number ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ ___
Date ____/ ____ / _____
(Required if filing for federal financial aid-PELL Grant) (If you are claiming an educational credit with the IRS, you must submit your SS#.)
Required for Financial Aid and Tax reporting purposes. You may provide a TIN (tax id number) en lieu of a SSN.
Admit status (check the category which best describes your enrollment status) q Full-Time
q New Student
(First time college student)
q Returning Student
q Part-Time
q Visiting (Currently enrolled at another college)
Will you be pursuing a degree or certificate at HCCC? q Yes
q Transfer (Previously attended
another college/university
and have earned credit)
q No (non-matriculated students are limited to 11 credits)
Program in which you want to major: Select Program Code_____________________________ (See attached list or visit www.hccc.edu/programs)
q Undecided ( Liberal Arts general)
SEMESTER APPLYING FOR (Please check one) q Fall 20____
(Sept.)
q Spring 20____
(Jan.)
q Summer 20____
(May, June, July)
q Winter Session 20____
(6 week Jan.)
Last Name _______________________________________________ First ______________________________________ MI ________
Previous Name(s)_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street Address ___________________________________________________________________Apt. _____________________________
City _________________________________ State ______ Zip Code _____________ County _______________ Country__________________
How long have you lived in the state of NJ? _____________________
_______ years _______months
Country of Birth __________________________________________
Date of Birth _____ / _____ / _______
Telephone: Cell (____) _______- ___________
Home (____) _______- __________
Work (____) _______- ________________
E-mail address _________________________________________ (please print clearly)
Citizenship Status:
q US Citizen q Permanent Resident (Must provide a copy of permanent residency card)
q Non-citizen q International Student Specify Visa type ________________ Expiration date ___ / ___ / ___
(Must provide copy of I-94 card)
If you are an International Student, do you wish HCCC to issue an I-20?
q Yes q No
(International Students must request and complete an International Student Application)
For more information please review www.hccc.edu/internationalstudents
High School Education:
q Graduated
q Attended- did not graduate
q Attended high school outside of US (foreign high school)
q Home Schooled
q Never attended high school
Start date (mm/yyyy) _ _ / _ _ _ _
Name of High School _______________________________________
City _________________________________ State: _________________ End date (mm/yyyy) _ _ / _ _ _ _
Foreign High School Information:
Name of High School _______________________________________
Country _________________________________________________
{
Graduation or anticipated graduation (mm/yyyy) _ _ / _ _ _ _
Do you have an equivalency diploma (GED)? q Yes q No If Yes, from what state? __________ In what year? __________
Did you participate in the Project LEAP Program or did you complete any courses through HCCC while still in high school? q Yes
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Are you a service member ?
q Yes q No
Or a spouse or a child of a service member? q spouse q child
If yes, you may be eligible for Veterans’ educational benefits. Please e-mail [email protected] for more information.
Do you plan to transfer credits from your previous college(s)?
q Yes q No
List ALL colleges or institutions attended beyond high school. (To list additional schools, please use a separate piece of paper.)
a.
Name of school ____________________________________________________________________
Dates attended ___________________________ to _______________________________________
City ____________________________ State ______ Credits in process _____ Credits earned _____
Degree earned _______________________________
b.
Name of school ____________________________________________________________________
Dates attended ___________________________ to _______________________________________
City ____________________________ State ______ Credits in process _____ Credits earned _____
Degree earned _______________________________
(Students seeking to have credits evaluated and potentially transferred from another college or university must submit an official transcript to the
Office of Enrollment Services - 70 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306).
Colleges and universities are asked by many, including the federal government, accrediting associations, college guides, newspapers, and
our own college/university communities, to describe the racial/ethnic backgrounds of students and employees. In order to respond to these
requests, we ask you to answer the following two questions:
Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic/Latino?
q Yes q No
In addition, select one or more of the following racial categories to describe yourself:
q American Indian or Alaska Native
q Asian
q Black or African American
q Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
q White
q Male
q Female
I certify to the best of my knowledge that the information is correct and that falsification of information may subject me to dismissal from HCCC.
Also, if I am applying for a matriculated program it is my responsibility to have an official copy of my high school transcript or GED
certificate, and college transcript(s), if required, sent to the Office of Enrollment Services.
Applicant’s Signature __________________________________________
Print Name: (F)_______________________________________ (L)__________________________________
Parent’s or Guardian’s Signature __________________________________________________
(For applicants under 18 years of age)
Hudson County Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, religion,
veteran or marital status, or disability in its employment practices or educational programs. Inquiries regarding compliance with federal or state
anti-discrimination laws may be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer.
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