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KCTCS SNAP Alert Hazard Campus

HCTC Hazard campus only will begin operating remotely at noon due to a water outage. All Hazard classes will continue remote today.

Congratulations on enrolling in dual credit courses! We’re glad you’re here. We’ve put together this guide to help you get started on a successful college experience.

Check your KCTCS email account on a regular basis! That’s how we’ll communicate with you, so you’ll want to check it often to make sure you don’t miss anything important.

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Accommodations

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Blackboard Access

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College Campus and Online Course Requirements

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Dropping or Withdrawing from a Course

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Enrollment Checklist

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Financial Aid Considerations

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Forms

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Glossary

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Grades

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Highschool vs. College

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Minimal Computer Requirements

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Orientation

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Quick Reference Guides

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Requesting Transcripts

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Student Account Guide

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Student Code of Conduct

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Student Success Zone

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Textbooks and Other Course Materials

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Library

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Understanding your Syllabus

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Your Privacy