Program-to-Program outlines what courses a student should take as part of an associate degree to transfer at the junior level in a specific major.
Core-to-Core allows students to transfer after completing their associate's degree, successfully fulfilling the four-year college's core education requirements.
Reverse Transfer allows students who moved from a community college to a four-year institution without earning an associate degree to apply bachelor’s-level credits toward completing their associate degree at HACC. Credits are reviewed and evaluated for degree completion through the National Student Clearinghouse. The benefits to students are:
General transfer and memo of understanding agreements allow students to transfer their entire degree providing all grades are at least a C to the four-year school. Students who do not earn an associate degree will have their classes evaluated class-by-class.
Dual Admission is a transfer agreement with a partner institution, which is usually established before earning 30 college-level credits—that streamlines admission, provides access to partner services, and ensures a smooth transfer from an associate to a bachelor’s degree. Some institutions allow up to 45 or more credits under this agreement.
The following institutions participate in a dual-admission program with HACC. All dual admission intent forms must be submitted to transfer@hacc.edu.
Albright College (Reading Campus and Harrisburg Campus)
Advantage of Dual Admission at (CHC):
Under the Dual Admissions Agreement, HACC students will be guaranteed admission into a baccalaureate degree program at CHC’s School of Undergraduate Studies (traditional, day program) or School of Continuing & Professional Studies (accelerated adult degree, evening program) on the condition that they:
Advantages of Dual Admission with Drexel University:
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology
Transfer Information Transfer Admission
Dual Admission Letter of Intent (pdf)
Advantages of Dual Admission with Immaculata:
Indiana University of Pennsylvania - IUP
Penn State's Commonwealth Campuses
Some majors require special standards and GPA requirements for admission