Additional Information

Some Community & Professional Education courses require that students are prepared with information beyond that in the course description. 

NOTE: Many instructors provide the lists of needed materials right in the course description, so be sure to check so that you are prepared before your course begins.

Course Information

• Computer Accounts Important Information
• Ed2Go Certificate Programs (Administrative Medical Specialist, Medical Transcription, Veterinary Assistant): Important Information
• HeartCode/BLS Additional Information
• Paralegal Certificate Course: Important Information

Parking on Campus

Parking permits will be issued electronically. To obtain a parking permit, please go to the Parking Portal and select Get Permits. You will need to have the license plate, make, model, year and color of your vehicle to process the registration. Your Hudson Valley username and password is required to access the portal. If you do not have your Hudson Valley username and password, please call (518) 629-7339. Your username and password will be sent via postal mail.

You will be permitted to register up to three vehicles each semester. Only one registered vehicle at a time is permitted to be parked on campus. Physical parking permits will not be issued, vehicles are tracked by plate number. All drivers are urged to obey traffic laws and regulations for parking at the college.

More on parking

Escort Service

In the interest of personal safety of students, faculty and staff, the college's Public Safety Office will provide an escort service during late evening hours. Anyone desiring an escort on college property should call (518) 629-7210 or stop by the Public Safety Office.

Maps and Locations

Information about and directions to other locations where Hudson Valley Community College Community & Professional Education classes are held can be found on the Maps and Locations page. If you are registered for a Creative Retirement trip or tour being held off campus, please see the Center for Creative Retirement Information Sheet in the section above.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

Hudson Valley Community College awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to those who complete designated courses, workshops and seminars.

The Continuing Education Unit (CEU) is a uniform measurement of individual participation in non-credit programs. One Continuing Education Unit represents 10 contact hours (ex. for a designated course 30 contact hours = 3 CEUs).

In order to receive CEUs, students must successfully complete courses according to the instructor's standards. Typically, this involves 75% attendance; however, there may be additional requirements.

Please be sure to check with your instructor at the beginning of the course.

Records kept for those students who accumulate CEUs will be available upon written request from the Registrar's Office.