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Everybody has a story, and LCCC students have some great ones.  See some of our success stories from May 2012 graduates.

  • When Mark Kellogg retired from the Navy after 22 years in the nuclear power program, he was ready to take on a new challenge. Kellogg enrolled at LCCC. Read more 
     
  • Cassandra Andrusyszyn is riding the rails success at LCCC. The Lorain woman will graduate in May with an Associate of Applied Business – Entrepreneurship degree. Read more
     
  • Daniel Barczyk will Graduate from LCCC . . . as nature intended. Read more 
     
  • Though some might put cops and medics in different categories, Mary Bodmann will soon know how to wear both types of uniforms. Bodmann will graduate in May and will receive two degrees from LCCC—an Associate of Applied Science in Police Science and an Associate of Arts degree. Learn more
     
  • With the help of LCCC, Lisa Wolford is making good on a dream she had long ago. Read more 
     
  • Sandra Cross has her daughter’s sneaky ways to credit for her new associate’s degree. Read more
     
  • Cody Dean wasn’t sure he was college material when he registered for his first classes at LCCC.There’s no doubt in his mind now. Read more 
     
  • It’s been nearly three years since Rehab Ali had her first experience with Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) through LCCC when she was a sophomore at Elyria High School. Read more 
     
  • After years of working in local manufacturing plants, Charlene Damron decided it was time for a career change. The Lorain woman accepted a buy-out from General Motors in June 2008 and enrolled at LCCC to study her passion of business and office management. Learn more 
     
  • When Miguel Dominguez graduated high school, he never expected he would go on to earn a Computer Science and Engineering degree through LCCC's University Partnership. Read more 

  • Early College High School has Isabel Farina looking to the future. Read more
     
  • When Brigitte Gibson enrolled at LCCC six years ago, she had one goal: be the first in her family to earn a college degree. Read more 
     
  • Attending college close to home helped Karl Guenther contribute to the family business while also learning skills to advance in the company. Read more

  • As Abraham Kisule prepares to graduate from Lorain County Community College, he enjoys looking back on how far he’s come. Read more
     
  • A devestating layoff created an opportunity for Mike Pozun to develop his interest in computers with the help of LCCC. Read more
     
  • Getting involved in student organizations transformed Stephen Sasak’s college experience from ordinary to extraordinary. Read more 
     
  • When Dijana Sabic escaped war-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina 20 years ago, she dreamed of making a better life for herself and her children. Today, she has found that life in Lorain County. Read more 
     
  • Kathryn Reinhart has seen a lot of changes at LCCC since she first registered for classes 33 years ago. Read more
     
  • When Catherine Rutainurwa applied to LCCC, she had no idea what to expect from the college or from Lorain County. An international student from Tanzania, Rutainurwa heard about LCCC from a friend who had also attended the college. Read more 
     
  • Annamarie Pabian had been working for a mortgage broker for five years when she lost her job. She decided the layoff would be a good time to make good on her dream to become a teacher and she enrolled at LCCC. Read more 
     
  • From the time he was in seventh grade, Devin Wrice knew he wanted to enroll Lorain County Early College High School. Read more

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