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Special Factors

AP Acceptance: Yes
Credit for Life Experience: No

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Contact Info

Address:
100 VHCC Drive Abingdon, VA 24212-0828
Phone: (276) 739-2400
General Site: www.vhcc.edu
Admissions: www.vhcc.edu/index.aspx?page=742
Application: apply.vccs.edu/oa/launch.action

Reviews

Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students
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  • Jessica from Abingdon, VA
  • Jul-18-2012 I am a past student here

    For any student considering coming to Virginia Highlands, it is completely worth it! The tuition is cheap and it's really a good deal because you're getting a top notch education. Don't feel embarrassed because it's a community college, you're getting the same education as everyone else, but at a better cost and with better instructors who will actually remember your name.

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  • Rebecca from Bristol, VA
  • May-20-2012 I am a current student here

    One tip that I would offer to prospective students is that if you have been a Washington County Community Scholar for three out of your four years in high school, you are eligible for a scholarship that can practically pay in entirety your tuition for two years. Another tip I would offer, would be to get connected to the faculty and staff and not to be afraid to ask questions. Coming from someone who ask a ton of questions, the staff is eager to help you with any problems you may have.

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