Advantages of Dual Admission

• Simplified Transfer Process
  • Early transfer planning
  • Specific course requirements for admission to intended major at 4-year institution eliminate credit loss of non-transferable courses
  • Official transcript reviewed by Admissions staff at 4-year institution every semester
  • Clear semester-by-semester academic advising from both a HACC advisor and an advisor at the 4-year institution
  • Personal attention from 4-year institution while a HACC student

• Associate degree and bachelor degree are earned from two nationally recognized institutions

• Prepared for admission at 4-year institution

• Updated on news and events at 4-year institution

• Access to library and other campus facilities at 4-year institution while a HACC student

• Scholarship opportunities and comprehensive financial aid program (varies by college)

• Application fee waived by some colleges

How to Enroll in a Dual Admission Program
If you are interested in signing a Letter of Intent to enroll in a dual admission agreement, see your HACC advisor or the dual admission counselor at your HACC campus. Students enrolled in a Dual Admission program are advised to meet regularly with their advisor or one of these counselors:

Gettysburg: Mary Bottorf, Admissions Office, room 101-A, (717) 337-3855, Email
Lancaster: Jennifer Alleman, Admissions Office, room 212-H, (717) 358-2973, Email
Lebanon: Barbara Grandia, Admissions Office, room 104-F, (717) 270-6317, Email
Harrisburg: Mary Fourlas, Cooper Student Center, room 220, (717) 780-2407, Email
York: Shelly Blanchette, room 102, (717) 718-0328, Email

Students may enter into only one Dual Admission agreement at a time but before 30 college level credits are earned (some exceptions). However, they are non-binding and may be canceled by the student's written notification to both the 4-year institution and appropriate contact at their HACC campus.