Hutchinson Community College

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Questions and Answers about Hutchinson Community College

Fernanda A.

1 year ago

What are the dining options for students with dietary restrictions on HCC campus?

Samantha C.

1 year ago

What are your strongest majors and what programs do you offer to support them?

Majors offered at Hutchinson Community College

Biggest majors

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities

Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing

Health and Medical Administrative Services

Academics at Hutchinson Community College

Student Faculty Ratio

18 to 1

School type

Public 2-year institution

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Common careers for Hutchinson Community College students

Common Careers and Their Average Annual Salary

Quality Management (QM) Director106k

Health Information Management (HIM) Director66k

Network Engineer, IT65k

Network Administrator61k

Accounts Receivable Specialist46k

Health Information Management (HIM) Supervisor40k

Medical Transcriptionist12k

Based on 350 student responses

39.2kAvg. Early Career Pay

57.3kAvg. Mid-Career Pay

62%in High-Meaning careers

2%in STEM careers

Net price of attending Hutchinson Community College

Hutchinson Community College financial aid

Grants per year

Average grant $2,715
Average pell grant $4,829

Loans per year

Average total loans $4,207
Average federal loans $4,207

4.4

Recommended by

100% of students

Known for

Accessible and helpful professors

Beautiful campus

Helpful career services

Safe campus

Helpful learning and accessibility services

All reviews 5

5.0

WHAT I LIKED

I'm currently enrolled in the AAS Health Information Management 2 year degree online, and all the professors have been wonderful about answering my questions in a timely manner. They even mailed me a student t-shirt for free! I've taken a few online classes with other universities; however, I still feel part of their student body.

WHAT I didn’t LIKE

I am unable to self-enroll in classes. I have to go through my advisor who enrolls me in the classes; however, this keeps me from making any errors so it's not that bad. My advisor has been great with explaining courses, transfer credit questions, and my degree planning. Overall, not a bad experience.

4.0