Ohio University Representative, Veronica Hiner, will be on the Hocking College campus this fall on Mondays in John Light Hall, Room 193 (rear office) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hiner will be on campus to help students explore their transfer options, as well as to discuss some of the programs at OU students have to choose from.
Community Colleges often get a bad rep, but many successful (and even famous) people have enjoyed the many benefits of attending a community college.
Check out this list of famous people who decided Community College was a great option for their situations.
Aside from being one of the only community college that offers on-campus housing, many of Hocking College’s students are commuters. For those that will be commuting for the first time this semester or for those that are seasoned commuters, here is a helpful list of items that every commuter student should have in their car.
As an incoming college freshman or an experienced college student, you may be anxious to buy your textbooks before the first week of school. However, textbooks can average about $100 a book! If you're looking to buy your textbooks early without spending a fortune, remember these five tips to finding your books on the cheap.
In addition to getting a good education, one of the major benefits of being a college student is the friendships you’ll establish with your classmates. However, the demands of being a post-secondary student can be incredibly time consuming. Most often, this leaves students with very little time to devote to socializing.
With unemployment and underemployment knocking on students’ door, this question is one that desperately needs answered.
When posed with the decision to go to college, a lot of students struggle with whether they should attend the local community college or go to a big 4-year university.
Each has their own pros and cons, but we plan to break it down even further. We'll explore the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Community College vs University.
