Students in Hocking College’s Cybersecurity & Network Systems program now have a more convenient route towards earning their bachelor’s degree thanks to the new 3+1 partnership with Franklin University.
Employees in the Natural Resources (NR) Law Enforcement field are entrusted with the duty of defending some of the most scenic locations on Earth from threats such as poachers and anyone breaking environmental protection laws.
Eleven Hocking College Culinary students, Master Chef Vincenzo Sclama, and a chaperon spent two weeks exploring the country of Germany this past June.
New students often struggle with getting to know the buildings on campus -- and it definitely doesn't help when you have multiple campus locations.
Are you looking for a full-time job that pays well and comes with great benefits? If so, you should consider becoming a water or wastewater operator. Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators, who averaged an income of $46,150 annually as of May 2017, manage a system of machines to transfer or treat water or wastewater.
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.
Moving on campus is a large expense for most families, but decorating your dorm doesn't have to be expensive.
Our team has taken to Pinterest to compile 15 ways to decorate your dorm without breaking the bank (and incurring fines in the process).
If your goal is to become a culinary arts professional, then Hocking College’s Culinary Arts program will teach you all the skills you need to succeed in this competitive field.
If you are looking to enter a new career or looking to give your resume a competitive edge, earning a certificate might just be your best bet. Not only are certificates easy to complete, but they also allow you to refine your skills and knowledge in ever-growing job markets.
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.
