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Accelerated (7-week) courses provide a condensed alternative to traditional semester-long classes, enabling faster degree completion. With many courses available online or scheduled remote, students can balance studies with work, family, and personal commitments. “They [students] can complete their degree program by taking at least two classes every 7 weeks, which means students earn 12 or more credits each term,” says Dr. Toni Sims Muhammad, Associate VP for Teaching and Learning. Learn More!

Meet HCC's Student Government Association (SGA) officers for the 2024-2025 school year: Mudiwa Mawema, Christian Nazaire, Maryam Abdurrahman, and Caleb Celeste. SGA offers an opportunity for students to present concerns and questions, speak with administration about matters that impact the student experience, and connect with important campus resources. Learn more about this year's officers and why they care so much about supporting HCC students. Read More!

During Community College Month, HCC will bring awareness to the many reasons why community colleges are so beneficial to the populations they serve in the classroom and in the community. Share your community college experience on social media using the hashtags #HowardCCLove and #CCMonth, which will highlight the benefits of community colleges and inspire potential students to consider HCC as an option. Read More!

We all have different needs, wants, responsibilities, and challenges. For every reason you believe you can't reach your dream — Howard Community College says, yes you can! From enrollment to completion, we help navigate solutions that can remove barriers and make education accessible to all. Learn more about financial aid, housing and transportation assistance, HCC's learning communities, and more!

HCC is recognizing Cybersecurity Awareness Month this October by sharing tips to promote a strong and resilient security culture. We're thrilled that we've been named a 2023 Cybersecurity Champion! Join us as we highlight cybersecurity education and awareness, and how you can protect your digital assets, personal information, and online privacy. Read more!

Howard Community College's Bridges to Pathways program equips incoming first-year students with the tools and support structures they need for collegiate success. Lessons and required learning are thoughtfully tailored to fit the individual needs of each group of students to help maximize the benefits of the program.

Students Brianna Jackson and Oluwatunmise (Tunmise) Eboda are the current president and vice president of the Student Government Association. Learn more about who they are and why they care so much about supporting HCC students.

Kids on Campus keeps Howard Community College young during the summer months. With a “no stress, no pressure” mantra, expert instructors instill a love of learning through fun and engaging classes.

Please join us for Howard Community College’s second annual Drag[on] Extravaganza! An evening celebrating everything that is drag during LGBTQ+ History Month. The evening will include performances by regional celebrity drag artists and a panel discussion and Q&A with the cast!

There are several reasons why students are opting out of college or not returning to complete their degree. We all have different needs, wants, responsibilities, and challenges. For every reason you believe you can't reach your dream — Howard Community College says, yes you can! Learn more!