How do I register for HCD courses?
Does HCD offer any financial assistance?
What courses should I take?
What courses are available?
What do HCD course numbers mean?
What course should I start with?
May I audit or take a course for non-credit?
Do I have to complete the HCD application package to register for a class?
What are the dates for courses and for registration?
How many HCD courses may I take?
What if I am unable to finish the course?
How do I find my grades?
What if I need assistance during a course?
How do I get textbooks?
Can I read through the course syllabus before I decide to enroll?
How much does an HCD course cost?
Who do I contact if I have a question about my billing for a courses?
How can I pay my student bill?
What does it mean if I get a bill in the mail from Horizon College?
Can I pay for courses in installments?
How do I register for HCD courses? (TOP)
Returning student do the following:
Go to the class registration page.
(New students will need to start the enrollment process before class registration, please go to the enrollment page for additional information)
Does HCD offer any financial assistance? (TOP)
Horizon College is not eligible for state or federal financial aid at this time.
What courses should I take? (TOP)
Please email hcdenver@comcast.net with your questions. Leave you contact information and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
What courses are available? (TOP)
Course offerings are on the Academic Calendar page on the HorizonCollegeDenver.org site.
What do HCD course numbers mean? (TOP)
The course number identifies the course category, the division (upper or lower), and the program.
Example: BL100P means: BL=Bible category, 100= Lower division, L=Evening ClassCourse Categories (prefix):
BL = Bible, TH = Theology, MN = Ministry, GS= General Studies, EL=ElectiveCourse Numbers
100-299 = Lower Division (first and second year students)
300-499 = Upper Division (third and fourth year students)Course Program (suffix)
D=Day Class, P=Evening Class, L=Online Class, E=Extension Campus Class
What course should I start with? (TOP)
Start with the course that best suits your schedule and preferences.
May I audit or take a course for non-credit? (TOP)
Yes, auditing or registering in a non-credit status is available for selected day and evening courses. Non-credit students must register and pay prior to the registration deadline.
Do I have to complete the HCD application package to register for a class? (TOP)
Yes.
All students are required to have the application process complete prior to the registration deadline. With the exception of requesting transfer credit, transcripts will need to be submitted for evaluation by the end of your first semester.
Please visit the enrollment page for more details
What are the dates for courses and for registration? (TOP)
All dates related to each semester are listed on the Academic Calendar page of the HorizonCollegeDenver.com site
How many HCD courses may I take? (TOP)
You are welcome to register for as many classes as your schedule allows.
What if I am unable to finish the course? (TOP)
If you are unable to finish a course you must submit a drop / withdraw form to the HCD registrar as soon as possible. Your drop / withdraw date is recorded when the Admission Office receives the drop / withdraw form. Your refund, if any, is calculated by the date received.
How do I find my grades? (TOP)
Final grades are available 4 weeks after the last day of class. Please contact HCD by email, hcdenver@comcast.net for grades.
What if I need assistance during a course? (TOP)
Academic Assistance is available from your Instructor first then the Student Dean.
How do I get textbooks? (TOP)
The teacher will give you the names of any books needed for class on the first day of classes. Students may purchase from one of many online distributors. We have found half.com is a good used book resource.
Note: The most efficient way to find the correct book online is to use the ISBN Number.
Can I read through the course syllabus before I decide to enroll? (TOP)
Yes, we post our course syllabi on the Academic Information area of the web site. Course Syllabi are usually available 1 week prior to the start of the course.
How much does an HCD course cost? (TOP)
Tuition
Credit status: $145 per unit (3 unit class = $435)
Non-credit status: $50 per unit (3 unit class = $150
Application Fee
One time fee for credit students: $25.00
Student Fee
Credit Students for 1 semester: $10.00
Non-Credit Students for 1 semester: $5.00
Late Registration Fee: $25.00
Who do I contact if I have a question about my billing for a courses? (TOP)
hcdenver@comcast.net or call the office at 303-940-7245
How can I pay my student bill? (TOP)
Horizon College accepts:
Personal Checks
Money Orders
Cash
You can send HCD your payment via:
Mail:
Horizon College Denver
PO Box 350774
Westminster, CO 80035
What does it mean if I get a bill in the mail from Horizon College? (TOP)
HCD sends out monthly reminder statements for those students on an installment plan.
For all billing questions please contact:
HCD Office
hcdenver@comcast.net
(303)940-7245
Can I pay for courses in installments? (TOP)
HCSD Business Manager at hcdenver@comcast.net
(303)940-7245