Hudson County Community College is a public community college in Jersey City, New Jersey, founded in 1974. It offers 5 training programs, with listed tuition of $7,440. It is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Accredited
Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Open
Enrollment
$7,440
Avg. Tuition
N/A
Total Students
Urban
Jersey City, NJ
Founded 1974
Jersey City Journal Square campus + North Hudson Campus (Union City) serving NJ urban core
Hudson County Community College (HCCC) serves Jersey City and Hudson County with workforce-focused programs in HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical Systems, Carpentry, Welding Fundamentals (SMAW and TIG, partnership with NJRC), Automotive, Healthcare (Nursing, Medical Assistant), Culinary Arts (with a dedicated Culinary Arts Institute), and Apprenticeship Programs combining classroom instruction with on-the-job training.
Certificate / AAS + EPA 608 prep
Certificate (SMAW + TIG)
Certificate / AAS
AAS + NCLEX-RN prep
Certificate + CMA prep
Open
Enrollment
+
Minimum Age
$35
Application Fee
N/A
Graduation Rate
N/A
Job Placement Rate
N/A
Licensure Pass Rate
Listed tuition at Hudson County Community College is $7,440. A $35 application fee applies. Financial aid is available for eligible students. Contact the school to confirm current pricing and what's included.
Hudson County Community College offers 5 programs: HVAC (1-2 years), Welding Fundamentals (12 weeks), Culinary Arts (Culinary Arts Institute) (1-2 years), Nursing (2 years), Medical Assistant (1 year).
Yes — Hudson County Community College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Hudson County Community College has an open enrollment policy. Applicants typically need: High school diploma or GED; Placement testing.
Yes — Hudson County Community College offers day, evening, weekend classes. Online options are also available.
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