Haywood Community College

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Associate in Engineering Degree Program: Earn Credits to transfer to a four-year school. Click here for more information.

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Cosmetology Associate Degree: Turn your passion into your Career. Click here for more information.

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Criminal Justice Associate Degree: Have your B L E T certification: Transfer B L E T credits into the program. Click here for more information.

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Information Technology Associate Degree: Career opportunities range from designers to programs. Click here for more information.

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Medical Assisting Degree Program: Prepare yourself for a career in a growing industry. Click here for more information.

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Professional Crafts Fiber Program: Students receive professional equipment and workspace during the program. Click here for more information.

Start your college education at Haywood Community College. We can help you gain the education and skills you need to transfer to a four-year school or take your career to the next level.
Just ask our most recent graduates, who can be found at four-year schools, such as
UNC Chapel Hill, Western Carolina University and University of Tennessee.

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KIRK GARDNER hcc 2015 graduate fish and wildlife management technology WHERE IS HE NOW? kirk transferred to western carolina university and earned his bachelor’s degree in natural resource conservation management in 2017. he is now an endangered species technician with the louisiana ecological services through the u.s. fish and wildlife services.

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