
Starting your education at a community college makes sense: Community colleges are close to home, class sizes are small, and tuition is affordable. Not only are community colleges a great place to lay the foundation for further education, transfer agreements with private and public four-year colleges and universities can provide you with benefits such as guaranteed admission and lower tuition.
The transfer guidebook at the bottom of this page is packed with useful information on transfer. In addition, HCC offers transfer counseling and hosts regular visits from regional colleges each semester. Drop in or call and make an appointment to discuss your transfer plans. It's never to early to start planning for transfer!
The University of Massachusetts Amherst is one of the top destinations for Holyoke Community College transfer students. Interested in a UMass program that is competitive? The information here will help you make sure you have what you need to make transferring to UMass stress-free.
Looking to see how your major will transfer to Westfield State University? Click on the link to your program and see which courses you should be taking at Holyoke Community College that will transfer to Westfield State. Thinking about transferring before you earn your degree, or staying for extra credits? Read the 2011-12 course guide and make sure your credits will transfer.
This agreement links certain transfer associate degree programs at community colleges to four-year baccalaureate programs at state colleges and universities. What does that mean to you? Guaranteed admission, tuition reduction, and more!
Holyoke Community College has established Joint Admissions programs with several local private colleges. Explore your options!
Transfer equivalents for American International College.
Considering Western New England University? The Joint Admission booklet will assist students interested in transferring to Western New England University with possible course selection and program requirements.
What HCC classes will transfer to Hampshire College? This list matches HCC courses with their Hampshire College equivalents.
A private, selective, liberal arts college for women located in Western Massachusetts, Smith College encourages HCC students to apply. This Collaborative Admission Agreement details guidelines for admission and credit.
Pathways helps promising, underrepresented students succeed at HCC and prepare for transfer to selective liberal arts colleges, such as Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, and Smith.
Thinking about transferring to one of Massachusetts' four-year colleges or universities? Wondering what classes will transfer? Everything you need to know is in this book!