HUTCHINSON, Kan. – With just one week remaining before Hutchinson Community College begins its transition to the new J1 by Jenzabar student information system, students and community members are encouraged to complete any time-sensitive business before the July 7 start of the College’s temporary “go dark” period.
From July 7 through July 31, several online student services will be temporarily unavailable or have limited functionality while data is migrated to the new system. Services affected during the transition may include:
- Online registration and enrollment
- Student account access
- Financial aid information
- Online payment processing
- Transcript and records requests
- Degree audit and advising tools
- Portions of the College website connected to student systems
Although some online services will be temporarily unavailable, students and the public can still receive assistance from all Hutchinson Community College offices. Faculty and staff will continue assisting current and prospective students, parents, and community members throughout the transition.
“We’re entering the final phase of implementing a system that will better serve our students for years to come” said HutchCC President Dr. Tricia Paramore. “We encourage students to take care of any registration, financial aid, or billing needs before July 7, and we appreciate everyone’s patience as we complete this important upgrade.”
The new J1 system represents a significant investment in technology that will enhance the student experience and improve services across the College. Following the transition, students will access the new DragonZone portal, with additional features and enhancements rolling out over the coming months.
Additional updates and transition information are available at www.hutchcc.edu/J1-project.
