College is a very difficult time in anyone’s life, whether you are a recent high school graduate or an adult coming back to fulfill a new dream. One thing every […] Continue Reading
The best action I took for my academic career was joining the Honors Program at HCC. Everyone should strive to be a part of it. The honors program is a […] Continue Reading
Said simply, School Ain’t Cheap. Students pay, on average, $22,826 a year for in-state tuition at a four year college. Private college tuition runs at approximately $44,750 a year. As […] Continue Reading
Everything may seem fine and dandy at Housatonic Community College from the student perspective, but is it really? According to Janice M Schaeffler, the Director of Institutional Research and Adjunct […] Continue Reading
Housatonic started the fall 2014 semester with a few different policies, including the Financial Aid Audit. This new policy forced students to sign the class roster at least once before […] Continue Reading
Look no further for help navigating through the maze affectionately known as college courses. Tracey Chavis rises to the challenge of advising the Housatonic student population. Chavis, currently an Academic […] Continue Reading
Andrew Johnson is a difficult person to miss here at Housatonic. The attention-grabbing masses of thick brown hair about his mouth and chin is enough to make women swoon, and […] Continue Reading
Mark Gore is a book lover, like most librarians, but his favorite part of working in Housatonic’s library is definitely helping the students. At first glance he’s tall, with slightly […] Continue Reading
My experience with Cerebral Palsy has been very interesting. Being born with something I had no control over has given me a deeper insight into the “human condition.” I have […] Continue Reading
I lost track of time sitting at my desk looking intensely at the computer screen. I was flipping through online college catalogs and scrolling through my iPhone reading emails from […] Continue Reading