Alexandra Nuñez wasn’t sure what she wanted to study when she was considering college. HACC’s Gettysburg Campus was a good fit for her because it was inexpensive and close to home. She says she “wasn’t ready to leave the house,” so HACC gave her the opportunity to take college classes while still living at home.
“The Veteran’s Affairs office has been incredibly helpful with figuring out how to use my benefits. And, the nursing advisors are great at making sure you know what your next steps are to stay on track.”
“HACC has given me opportunities to learn about things I would never had access to before. The courses encourage independent and critical thinking, and I have been able to learn and grow as a person.”
Read how Peter is achieving his goal outside of the United States.
“I came to HACC in fall 2015 as a junior in high school to test into the dual enrollment program. I never took college or AP classes, but I knew that in return, I would receive college credit. In my first semester at HACC, I took two classes. In spring 2016, I took two additional classes. Now, as a high school senior, I am continuing to take college classes at HACC.”