Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

This workshop will provide students with an overview of creating a LinkedIn profile, setting up security and privacy features, creating a branding statement and 'vanity' url, and summarizing interests and experiences to attract potential employers. There will also be an overview of using LinkedIn to do company research, search for jobs, and join career groups.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed.

This workshop will focus on the importance of networking as a key skill in today's competitive job market. Students will learn the basics behind networking events and the purpose behind an informational interview. There will also be a focus on conducting an effective job search on various search engines.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

This workshop will focus on how students can use a resume, position description and company research to prepare for potential interview questions. Students will also learn how to prepare for phone and in-person interviews.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Connect with the artist and scholar in person and experience the power and diversity of her provocative and multidisciplinary work that raises the question, “What is a revolution?”

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

This workshop will focus on how students can use a resume, position description and company research to prepare for potential interview questions. Students will also learn how to prepare for phone and in-person interviews.

Founder of Israeli Stage and director of the play, Guy Ben-Aharon, brings Savyon Liebrecht's heart-wrenching story, The Strawberry Girl, to life on the stage. The one-woman show, presented in English, tells the haunting, WWII era story of a German woman and her son Ludwig who live in Poland, where her husband works at a “factory.” Their lives change after she meets a Jewish girl who grows strawberries, as big as a man's fist. The play deals with the confrontation of blissful ignorance and a tragic personal intimacy.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

The Mary L. Fifield Art Gallery at Bunker Hill Community College presents Dr. Robin M. Chandler, Inaugural Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence Program. Revolutionary Moments- Art, the Word, and Social Action is an interdisciplinary exhibition of visual art, poetry, multimedia, and scholarship narrating a career of practice in art production, the social sciences, and service to humanity. October 4 through January 10

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/