Desiring to know what is coming and what is expected is an Autistic trait. Use this College Directory to know where to go, and what to expect when you get there or contact them. Here is a list of popular and common departments and services that you may need.
American Opportunity Tax Credit
Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act's (ARRA) American Opportunity Tax Credit, textbook and other course material expenses - along with tuition and fees not covered by scholarships or grants may be claimed as a tax credit on that year's tax return. Save your receipts!
Inclusive Access
Inclusive access allows HCC to reduce student course materials costs by offering discounted electronic textbooks (e-texts) for certain courses. These e-texts are less expensive than traditional print texts, and are available to students on the first day of class in the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS). Visit our Inclusive Access webpage for more information.
HART (Hillsborough Area Regional Transit)
HART bus passes are available at each campus bookstore.
Merchandise
HCC Merchandise, including the commencement ceremony cap and gown, is available online and at each campus bookstore.
Textbook Rentals
Certain textbooks are available to be rented for the semester at each campus bookstore.
Having trouble finding where you need to be? Utilize these maps to navigate each campus. Includes parking maps.
Find all the services, special programs, and degrees offered at each campus
Quiet Room available for Sensory Overload or for a minute to yourself. It is for meditation, prayer, and quiet contemplation. Located on the 2nd floor of the DLRC building room 225
Hours:
8-7:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday
8-1:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Academic advising, tutoring, career exploration and assistance with technology.
Assistance with the financial aspects of college, including applying for Financial Aid, the TRIO scholarship, and additional scholarships.
Cultural diversity and enrichment activities, such as theatrical and musical performances, visits to museums and historical sites, community forums, and campus events.
Educational experiences that provide the skills to become a more successful student.