Hutchinson Community College

Welcome to Hutchinson Community College (HCC), a cornerstone of educational opportunity since its founding in 1928. As a public community college, HCC is dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality education that serves the diverse needs of its students and the broader community. Under the leadership of President Dr. Tricia Paramore, HCC fosters an environment where students can discover their passions and achieve their academic and career goals.

HCC boasts a rich and evolving history, demonstrating its commitment to adapting and growing with the times. What began as Hutchinson Junior College in 1928 transformed through several iterations, including Hutchinson Community Junior College in 1965 and Hutchinson Community College in 1980. A significant milestone occurred in 1993 with a merger that saw it become Hutchinson Community College and Area Vocational School, expanding its scope to include vital vocational training.

This history underscores HCC's enduring strength in offering a wide array of academic pathways, from foundational courses for university transfer to robust career and technical programs. Serving a vibrant student body of over 5,070 individuals, HCC provides a supportive and engaging environment. Whether you're pursuing a degree, a certificate, or seeking professional development, HCC is committed to equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed for success in today's dynamic world. The student experience here is defined by community, hands-on learning, and dedicated faculty focused on student achievement.