Registration Continues as Hancock Prepares to Begin Fall Classes

“Education has the power to change lives, and every semester is an opportunity for students to take the next step toward their future,” said Hancock Superintendent/President Kevin G. Walthers, Ph.D. “Our faculty and staff are ready to help students make the most of that opportunity.”

 

This fall's schedule also features several distinctive learning opportunities, including ENGL 102 (Taylor's Version), which connects classic literature with the music of Taylor Swift; English 140: The Graphic Novel as Literature, where students explore acclaimed graphic novels and meet virtually with a working comics professional; and immersive field science courses such as Field Studies of the Eastern Sierra Nevada and Oceanography Laboratory, giving students the chance to earn college credit while studying some of California's most remarkable natural landscapes.

 

To make the registration process easier for students, Hancock once again hosted several “Bulldog Express” events at its Santa Maria campus and Lompoc Valley Center. At these events, students were able to get assistance applying for admission, completing their financial aid applications, completing Promise steps and registering for classes. The final Bulldog Express event before classes start will take place Aug.10 from 3-6 p.m. in bldg. A at the college’s Santa Maria campus. 

 

In addition to credit courses, Hancock Community Education will also offer a wide range of noncredit and fee-based classes. Tuition-free noncredit classes this fall include basic computer skills, citizenship preparation, and the college's new barbering and gardening programs. Fee-based classes in fitness, home economics and world languages will also be offered.

 

To search and register for available credit and noncredit classes, visit https://www.hancockcollege.edu/fall.