The Hocking College Experience

What You Should Know About Hocking’s New Bordering States’ Scholarship

Are you a high school senior who's ready to move out on your own after graduation and would like to continue your education, but have no interest in attending a four-year college? Has your search for a good technical college in your area left you discouraged? Is the only thing holding you back from attending a two-year college in another state the prospect of you having to pay thousands of extra dollars in out-of-state-tuition?

Be Prepared: What To Do In An Active Shooter Situation

What’s the first thing you would do if you found yourself in an active shooter situation? Would you immediately reach for your cell phone to call for help? If a mob of people began to frantically head for the nearest exit would you follow them, or break away from the crowd and search for a place to hide? More importantly, what would you do if you found yourself in the same room as the shooter?

The Best Time To Look For A Summer Internship

Normally, when most college students hear the phrase “summer job” they may imagine spending those summer months working at some boring, seasonal job. However, there is an alternative to summer job staples that can provide students with the chance to make headway into securing the job of their dreams.

How Can Hocking’s Accessibility Resources Office Help You?

Are you a student needing accommodations who is also worried about the process of transitioning your accessibility needs to a college environment?

If so, then perhaps you should look into attending Hocking College. Thanks to Hocking's Accessibility Resources Office, you’ll be able to receive the help and support you’ll need to make your transition from a high school student to a college student a successful one.

Colleges In Ohio That Offer Individualized Studies

When you’re entering college, it’s not unusual to have difficulty pinpointing your desired area of study. Maybe you’re interested in taking classes from two or more programs, as you can’t decide which one to focus on.

Become a Baker: Get Your Culinary Arts Degree

Have you ever dreamt of working at a restaurant or bakery? Maybe it’s time to consider a culinary arts degree to learn how to become a baker. The Culinary Arts Baking program offers real-world experience in small classes where you get to work closely with professional, engaging faculty.