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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Jodie de Alencar, 37, left Brazil for a better life in the United States and started his educational journey at HCC as an English language learner.

Hope for the Future

programs You have the passion. We have the program.

A team of rad tech students uses an X-ray machine

Earn your associate degree and get to work or transfer to a four-year college.

A culinary arts student chops carrots in the HCC MGM Culinary Arts Institute

Explore certificate programs like accounting, music, culinary arts, education, and sustainability studies.

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Register for personal enrichment and professional development classes.

15:1

student/faculty ratio

95+

degrees & certificates

40

student clubs & organizations

85

transfer programs

709

2024 graduates

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value experience the value of an hcc education.

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Free child watch, food pantry access, menstrual equity, emergency grants, and more.

Resources & Support

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HCC offers a multitude of support programs for students.

Professionals Who Care

A college rep talks with an HCC student at a transfer fair

You can go anywhere with an HCC education. Explore 85-plus transfer opportunities to four-year schools.

What's After HCC?

start for something, stop for nothing.

Earn Your G.E.D.

Get started on the road to education by earning your HiSET/GED.

Grow your career

Move ahead in your field with our professional development programs.

enrich your life

Learn a new hobby or skill.

news&events Keep up with everything going on at HCC.

'Keep Learning'

Trudy Monson '97, president of the HCC Alumni Council and a 2025 Distinguished Service Award recipient, encouraged new graduates to stay connected to the college after graduation.

Carry This With You

Rain did little to dampen the spirits of graduates and their families inside the MassMutual Center gathered to celebrate HCC's 78th Commencement on May 31.

Surviving the Storm

In her Commencement address to the class of 2025, student orator Isa’ Rose Sophia Ramos talked about her struggles and finding the support she needed at HCC.