BHCC’s Transitions to College Program (hybrid program)

Designed for students currently or previously enrolled in an adult education program, the BHCC’s Transitions to College Program or TCP is a yearlong program funded by the Department of Education. TCP enables students to enroll in college-level courses by learning the essential skills needed to be successful students. Classes are offered at no cost to students. Textbooks and other materials needed for participation are provided.

Fall Semester (up to 12 credits):

• HUM 120-TC - Self, Culture and Society (3 credits)
• CIT-110-TC Computer Applications and Concepts (3 credits)

Spring Semester (up to 15 credits):

• Students are encouraged to take courses in their program of study {major} or prerequisites for higher level courses.
• Students will receive vouchers that will pay for 2 classes of their choice

Summer Semester: (up to 9 credits)

• Optional (If needed): Math course, MAT093, Foundations of Mathematics (3 credits)
• Optional (If needed): Integrated course, ELL102 or ELL103 (6 credits)

Transitions to College staff connects students to the many academic and social resources the campus has to offer. These resources include the College’s Tutoring and Academic Support Center (TASC), Library & Learning Commons, the Counseling, Prevention, and Wellness Center, the Commonwealth Honors Program, and the many Student Activities and Clubs. The power of TCP is in the support students receive. Starting with the admissions process and continuing through graduation, Transitions students benefit from guidance specifically intended to help adult learners be successful in their college experience.