BRIEF HISTORY

In order for a student to receive Title IV Funding to help pay for their education, a student has to be a High school Graduate. HCI College is offering a program for students who have not graduated from High School, cannot provide proof of graduation, and will be eligible to receive Title IV funding (for those that qualify) if the student has successfully passed an approved independently proctored test. The exam is called Accuplacer.

Passing the Accuplacer exam demonstrates that the student has the competency and the “Ability to Benefit” from a post secondary education even though they did not have a high school diploma or equivalent.

ECPP

ELIGIBLE CAREER PATHWAY PROGRAM PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Students must be concurrently enrolled in the ECPP Program and the Vocational Program at HCI College.

Students will be provided with counseling and supportive services to identify and attain academic and career goals.

Upon completion of the GED Prep course, students will graduate with their GED (General Equivalency Diploma).

A student who fails to participate in the ECPP program will be withdrawn from HCI College.

ECPP CONTINUED

All ATB Eligible enrolling students are required to take and pass all 3 sections of the Accuplacer test (Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic).

Scores to pass are Reading=233, Writing=235, Arithmetic=230

Choosing the BEST answer is always advised

Please ensure to bring ID on the test date. Driver's license, passport, or school ID is acceptable (must have a picture).

Eligible students may take the Accuplacer test 72 hours after meeting with their Admissions Representative and completing a full interview. Tutoring is available.

Eligible students MUST test and pass before the anticipated start date of classes.

A student MUST be 18 years of age or older to participate in the ECPP Program and GED Prep courses concurrently with HCI College.

CLASS SCHEDULE FOR ECPP

GED Prep classes will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:00pm-3:00pm, immediately after Medical Assistant or Veterinary Assistant classes end for the day. The GED Prep classes will be held for one (1) hour on campus. The students are also required assignments. These remote assignments can be completed on the laptop provided by HCI for the Vocational program.

E.g. Medical Assisting/Veterinary Assisting classes 9:00am-1:00pm Wed/Fri (on campus)

GED Prep classes 2:00pm-3:00pm Wed/Fri (on campus)

Remote classes are Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

Attendance is mandatory for remote and ground classes.

ORIENTATION FOR ECPP

Orientation is mandatory for all students to participate in the Eligible Career Pathways Program (ECPP).

If the student is unable to attend orientation, they will not be able to enter the ECPP program at HCI.

What to Expect in the GED Prep Course