1953
Troy, NY

School Details

Hudson Valley Community College was established in 1953, and was originally called Hudson Valley Technical School, serving those returning from WWII and the Korean War. Today, it serves anyone who desires a high-quality educational experience. In fact, two of HVCC's core values are diversity and accessibility. Their mission is to provide a transformative, high-quality education that is student-centered and that will address the needs of communities, both locally and globally.

For those with busy schedules, HVCC offers a variety of flexible and convenient online classes, degree programs, and certificates. Areas of study include business, computer science, criminal justice, healthcare, and liberal arts. Online programs offer the same quality education one would get attending in-person classes.

Accreditation & Licensing

Hudson Valley Community College is accredited by:

Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)

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Art & Liberal Arts

Associate in Arts / Associate in Science in Individual Studies
Associate in Arts in Liberal Arts & Science / Humanities & Social Science

Business

Accounting Certificate
Associate in Applied Science in Accounting
Associate in Applied Science in Administrative Information Management & Technology
Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration
Associate in Applied Science in Entrepreneurship
Associate in Applied Science in Marketing
Associate in Applied Science in Public Administration Studies
Associate in Science in Business Administration
Entrepreneurship Certificate

Computer Science & IT

Associate in Applied Science in Computer Information Systems
Associate in Science in Computer Information Systems
Certificate in IT Help Desk Support

Criminal Justice, Safety & Law

Animal Policy Certificate
Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice

Healthcare

Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Management & Technology