A HACC admissions professional may come to your school to walk you through the admissions process. Please connect with your high school counselor if this is an option.

• Create an account online
• Apply to HACC
  • Select “Dual Enrollment” as the academic program.
  • Be sure to select the correct entry term when you apply. The “entry term” is the semester you intend to start taking classes at HACC.
    
    Fall = August-December
    Winter = December/January
    Spring = January-May
    Summer = May-August

Please note: If a student would like for their parent/guardian to contact HACC on their behalf, a Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) release must be on file. Students can add parent/guardian information on their HACC application or request a form from the Welcome Center at onestopwc@hacc.edu. If a FERPA release is not on file, HACC cannot release student information to a parent/guardian, regardless of student age. Please see this page for more information.

• Please note that the signature page is not the dual enrollment application.
• The signature page is required to ensure all parties (student, parent/guardian and high school counselor) agree to a student’s participation in dual enrollment with HACC.
• A direct link to the signature page can be found in the student’s dual enrollment application.

A high school transcript can be:

• Uploaded and attached to the signature page by your school counselor
• Uploaded in the HACC application portal
• Emailed to admissionsrecords@hacc.edu

Please note that your acceptance email will be sent three to five business days after you complete the steps above.

• Follow the directions in your acceptance email to activate your myHACC account.
  • To activate, please go to accounts.hacc.edu/studentclaim/login/auth
  • Have your HACC student ID (H0_ _ _ _ _ _ _) available. This ID is included in your acceptance email.
  • Note that by activating your account, you are accepting your offer of admission
• Activate your student email (HAWKMail).
  • HACC students receive their own HACC email, which is referred to as HAWKmail.
  • Students will also have access to the myHACC portal (my.hacc.edu) and can access registration, tuition balances, bill payment, course schedule and grades.
  • Students should use these tools regularly to keep up with important HACC information.

It is important to check HAWKMail on a regular basis. HACC relies on email communication to students with important registration and payment deadlines, faculty communications and other updates.

• In order to take some HACC courses, students can meet college-level eligibility based on their high school grade point average (GPA) or ACT, PSAT or SAT scores. All measures can be viewed here to determine eligibility.
• If a student does not meet college-level eligibility requirements, they must complete placement testing. Any placement testing requirements for a CHS class will be sent to the student from a success coach. Students can also view course prerequisites and multiple measures and placement testing information on our website.

• Please check your HAWKMail for information about completing your mandatory New Student Orientation (NSO). This information is usually sent within three to five business days after your acceptance email.
• Please view our CHS NSO video and email orientation@hacc.edu upon completion.

• Students can only register for CHS courses after they receive a registration email from HACC. This email will be sent to the student's personal email and HAWKMail address.
• This email will include the HACC course name, course registration number (CRN), registration steps and tuition payment steps and deadlines.

If you need assistance, a HACC success coach can help. To connect with a success coach, please choose from the options below:

• Call 717-780-1972
• Email successcoach@hacc.edu
• Schedule an appointment using Navigate

• A tuition bill will automatically generate after you register for your course(s). Tuition bills are available and can be paid electronically in your myHACC account, in the Registration/Records tab.
• Student bills are not mailed.
• There are a few ways to pay your bill. We encourage you to review all options, including our payment plan.
• Students will be notified of tuition due dates, and deadlines will be posted on this webpage.