HACC remains in Lebanon County. As an admissions counselor, I often interact with future students and community members who may not realize that HACC is still a great option for Lebanon County residents. Not only is HACC a local option, but it is also an affordable, high-quality and supportive college.
HACC moved to the campus of Lebanon Valley College (LVC) in fall 2025. Located in the Vernon and Doris Bishop Library, HACC’s Lebanon Campus at Lebanon Valley College provides a one-stop area for students to take classes and use HACC resources. This space – which we call the “Hawk’s Nest” – houses our Welcome Center, classrooms and a multi-purpose area for students to gather and learn.
During the 2025-26 academic year, HACC offered several general education courses, including classes in microbiology, anatomy and physiology, English and psychology. Students enrolled in these courses not only receive instruction from qualified professors, but also enjoy small class sizes and individualized support.
Our Hawk’s Nest serves as a hub where students can meet with faculty, discuss their educational plans with academic advisors, learn about the admissions process with an admissions counselor, receive free tutoring from College tutors and use other HACC services. Because HACC is One College, any student can always use the Lebanon Campus resources, even if they are taking classes at another campus or through distance education. Additionally, students have access to LVC’s beautiful campus and can purchase meals in the dining hall and other locations across the campus. This helps HACC students build campus connections early and preview what life is like at a four-year school.
HACC students at the Lebanon Campus can take up to four classes at LVC for free, thanks to the American Talent Initiative IDEAS grant. For students interested in transferring to LVC after their journey at HACC, additional scholarships, dual admission agreements and other opportunities are available. This is a great opportunity for students to get a head start on classes at LVC, save money and become familiar with LVC’s campus while on the path to a bachelor’s degree.
For high school juniors and seniors, our Lebanon Campus at LVC also offers the opportunity to take dual enrollment classes while in high school. These classes can be taken at any of HACC’s five campuses as well as online. Not only can high school students get a head start on their college credits, but our tuition for dual enrollment students is discounted!
HACC’s commitment to Lebanon County residents remains strong. If you are interested in learning more about the programs, resources and opportunities HACC has to offer, please visit hacc.edu/GetStarted.
