There are only two lasting bequests we can give our children. One of these is roots. The other, wings.
Hodding Carter, Sr.
Get an education you and your children can value.
Get ready to let them fly.
Get the edge.
With a strong commitment to excellence and personal attention, Heartland is a wise first step in a career, whether earning a certificate or transferring onto a four-year university.
A: Heartland students value their education — great classes with affordable tuition. Find out if financial aid also is available for your son or daughter.
A: Schedule a campus visit, or come to one of our information nights for high school students.
A: SOAR is Student Orientation Advisement and Registration — a half-day session that will get your child ready to register for classes. Your child will need to attend the session alone, but we do have a parent night scheduled.
A: Your son or daughter can apply online, by mail or in person.
A: If your child was a dependant of yours over the last year and you claimed the child on your taxes, some of your information will be needed to apply for financial aid.
A: Heartland Community College does have financial aid available, including scholarships and grants. Students will need to apply for financial aid.
A: HCC is not permitted under federal law through the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) to provide this information to anyone other than the student. However, the student can fill out a release of information form in-person, allowing Heartland to release certain information to the approved third party. Please refer to the Heartland Community College catalog for more information.
A: Students must meet certain criteria and present valid documentation to be considered residents of Heartland's District 540. Learn more how to qualify for in-district tuition rates.