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The Humanities, Languages and the Arts AA program is designed for students who plan to seek a four-year degree specializing in English or English literature, a foreign language, humanities, music, or related major at a four-year institution. This program provides students with the opportunity to select from a variety of courses to fit their area of interest. Since the requirements of senior institutions vary widely, it is essential that students choose an intended transfer institution as soon as possible and carefully follow the program described in that institution’s college catalog. The complete program is available at all of HACC’s campus locations; however, depending on the student’s area of interest, virtual learning or traveling to other campuses may be required to complete specific courses. |
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This transfer curriculum is provided as a guide for students planning to transfer to a baccalaureate degree granting institution. |
General Education
ENGL 101 English Composition I 3
ENGL 102 English Composition II 3
COMM 101 Effective Speaking 3
Core A Elective 3
Core B Elective 3
Core B Elective (SOCI 201) (D) 3
Core C Elective 3
Core C Elective Math 3
Core C Elective Science 3
General Education Transfer Elective 3
Physical Education & Wellness 1
Major Requirements
*Computer Elective 3
**English Literature Elective 3
GEOG 201 World Geography (D) 3
***History Elective 3
****Humanities Transfer Electives 12
Transfer Electives 6
This curriculum is designed to prepare students to:
Transfer into a Humanities, Languages and the Arts discipline such as English Language or Literature, Foreign Languages, Humanities, or Music at a four-year institution
Define the fundamental concepts associated with the specific disciplines chosen by the student, which include but are not limited to, terminology, genres, and theories
Analyze, interpret and apply information in the assertion of ideas and conclusions
Analyze works from literature and humanities within the context of a global community
Recognize the influence of social context, such as history, politics, and religions, on creative expressions within any culture
Use technology and communication forms and methods used in discussing and disseminating knowledge and ideas in the specific disciplines of study
Apply for a Full-Ride Scholarship
Are you a future student and ready to apply to HACC?
By applying to HACC, you have the opportunity to apply for a full-ride scholarship! HACC will fund two years of your education – enough to complete your associate degree.
Thanks to the support of the HACC Foundation, the College is able to offer FREE money to support future students, like you, in reaching your educational goals. Six full-ride scholarships are available – one from each of the five campuses and one through HACC’s Virtual Learning Program.
Please note that current students are not eligible for the full-ride scholarships. However, there are more than 250 scholarships available for current students.
What should you know about the full-ride scholarship?
The scholarship covers tuition, books and fees for a full academic year.
The scholarship will automatically renew each term for up to six consecutive terms if you maintain your eligibility.
Once you apply to the College and receive a HACC ID and email address, you may apply for the full-ride scholarship. You do not have to register for classes before applying for the scholarship.
Are you eligible?
To be eligible, you must:
Apply to HACC
Take 12-15 credits each term for no more than six consecutive terms (two years)
Live in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, Schuylkill or York county
Have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.0
Provide a 480 SAT reading score, 21 ACT or comparable scores on the College’s placement test
Maintain a GPA of 3.0 while enrolled at HACC
Participate in at least two HACC student organizations
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