HACC gives students an easy way to get started

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The Main Building on HACC’s Lancaster Campus remains open.
The East Building on HACC’s Lancaster Campus will remain closed until further notice.
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Note that although power has been restored to the Main Building, the East Building sustained additional damage due to a water surge at the building's main power source when power was briefly restored. This resulted in significant water damage to the electrical systems that supply the building.
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Admissions Application System Upgrade:

Due to a system upgrade, our admissions application will be unavailable for several hours on July 14, beginning at 10 p.m. We apologize for the inconvenience and look forward to our future students submitting their admissions application after the upgrade is complete. Future students, if you have any admissions questions, please email start@hacc.edu.

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Open House scheduled

Oct. 9, 2008

HARRISBURG – HACC’s Get It Started open house Oct. 18 provides an opportunity for prospective students to explore their options when it comes to a post-secondary education. Visitors can get their questions answered and explore the multiple ways of pursuing a career path during the open house from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18 at both the Harrisburg Campus and the Midtown site of HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College.

At Cooper Student Center on the Harrisburg Campus, One HACC Drive, visitors can also tour the buildings and see live demonstrations in culinary arts, automotive, pottery and more.

HACC’s Midtown site, 1500 N. Third St., is where the college offers trade and technical education. Students receive hands-on training in a cutting-edge facility in such areas as welding, computer networking, geospatial technology, architecture and more. Faculty and staff will offer tours and demonstrations in the areas of electronics, computer networking technology, geospatial technology, Web development and design, HVAC among others.

At both locations staff can offer guidance about career options, how HACC credits transfer to four-year schools, provide information abut financial aid and scholarships, student clubs and athletics and how to enroll.

Visitors also can join in the 20^th anniversary celebration of the Sen. John J. Shumaker Public Safety Center. The public is invited to participate in the free festivities and demonstrations from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at HACC’s 12-acre complex of police, fire and EMS training facilities at Entrance 5 (North Hall) on the Harrisburg Campus.

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