• Nursing and Health Sciences
  • DIVISION INFORMATION
    • The HCCC Nursing and Health Sciences (NHS) Division provides quality courses and programs for those aspiring to work as entry-level health professionals. There are several degree and certificate programs offered within the Division and also with partnering schools, colleges, and universities. The programs, which are highly competitive, require additional admission testing, as well as criminal background clearance, and drug testing. Several programs are available in both day and evening classes. Admission to the College does not necessarily guarantee entrance into many of the programs.
    DEGREE AND PROGRAM INFORMATION
    • Associate in Science (A.S.) Programs
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    • Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) Programs
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    • Certificate Programs
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    • Community Education Programs
    • View all HCCC Programs and Certificates
    • Learn more about Online and Hybrid courses
  • NHS SPOTLIGHT
    • HCCC AND SAINT PETER’S UNIVERSITY SIGN DUAL ADMISSION PROGRAM AGREEMENT
      • HCCC AND SAINT PETER’S UNIVERSITY SIGN DUAL ADMISSION PROGRAM AGREEMENT
      • Beginning this Fall, students who will earn an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree from Hudson County Community College may apply for entry into a qualifying dual admission program at Saint Peter’s University. Under the terms of an agreement, any Hudson County Community College student enrolled in a qualifying program may apply for entry into the dual admission program at any time prior to the beginning of the semester in which the student will be graduating from HCCC. Students in this dual admission program will be held to the same academic standards as any Saint Peter’s University student upon enrollment, and must meet the admission requirements, which includes holding a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 or better. HCCC grads in the dual admission program will then be seamlessly admitted as juniors at Saint Peter’s University. Read more.
  • NHS NEWS
    • CAREPOINT HEALTH SCHOOL OF NURSING HOLDS PINNING CEREMONY FOR CLASS OF 2015
      • CAREPOINT HEALTH SCHOOL OF NURSING HOLDS PINNING CEREMONY FOR CLASS OF 2015
      • On Thursday, June 4, CarePoint Health School of Nursing held a graduation ceremony for its 2015 graduates at Saint Peter’s University. The students, who received their Associate of Science degrees in Nursing from Hudson County Community College on May 21, received their Diplomas in Nursing from CarePoint. Catherine Sirangelo-Elbadway, Associate Dean, delivered greetings at the event. Dr Eric Friedman, Vice President for Academic Affairs, presented the NLN Award to two graduates. As of Fall 2015, CarePoint Health School of Nursing will be located at Hudson County Community College’s Cundari Center at 870 Bergen Avenue, which is currently under renovation.
    • COLLEGE HOSTS INTRODUCTORY LUNCHEON AND Q&A SESSION FOR TRANSITIONING CAREPOINT HEALTH EMPLOYEES
      • COLLEGE HOSTS INTRODUCTORY LUNCHEON AND Q&A SESSION FOR TRANSITIONING CAREPOINT HEALTH EMPLOYEES
      • On Monday, April 27, Hudson County Community College held a luncheon to kick off the partnership between the College and CarePoint Health. Beginning in September 2015, the Joseph Cundari Center, which is currently undergoing a $3 million renovation, will house the Care- Point Health Nursing and Radiography Programs. Nearly 30 people attended the luncheon, including administrators from the College and CarePoint Health, as well as faculty from the CarePoint Nursing and Radiography Programs.