Contact Enrollment and Advising

Bass Library/Community Resource Center: LC 158

Advising/Enrollment Services
440-366-4032 or
365-5222 ext. 4032
Fax: 440-366-4640
lcccadvising@lorainccc.edu

Office Hours

Monday - Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, August 13 & 20, 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

 

Live Chat
Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

 

Fall Classes are Still Available

Even though the semester has started, you can still register for classes this semester at LCCC or add a class to your schedule. Plenty of seats are still available in classes that begin after the start of the term.

Learn more about classes that start later in the term.

 

How to Enroll

Choose your enrollment checklist from the list below. 

If you need accommodations due to a disability, please contact Accessibility Services, accessibility@lorainccc.edu  for assistance in starting the process. 

 

Emergency Aid

If you have an unexpected financial emergency and need additional assistance beyond your financial aid award, we strongly encourage and welcome all LCCC students to connect with the Advocacy and Resource Center. By completing the Student Needs Assessment on the ARC website, we can identify the funds and resources that will help you in starting, continuing, or returning to college.

 

University Students Attending LCCC

We can streamline the process and help you get started. 

 

Admission Policy

Lorain County Community College is committed to providing a pathway for all individuals who desire, benefit from, and wish to pursue a college education. LCCC’s open-admission policy provides broad access to college, within the Admission Policy guidelines and with appropriate scores on LCCC’s placement assessment.

 
New Student

New Student

Select this option if you have never applied to LCCC before.

I'm ready to get started.
Returning Student

Returning Student

This option is best for you if you previously attended LCCC and have been away for a short time.

I'm an LCCC student registering for classes.
Visiting (Transient) Student

Visiting (Transient) Student

Summer is a great time for college students to pick up a few extra credits, or maybe you’re taking a break from your college and don’t want to fall too far behind. If you are a student at another college or university and are interested in taking a few courses at LCCC that transfer back to your college, check out these enrollment steps.

I'm taking classes as a visiting student.
Adult Learner

Adult Learner

If you’ve been out of high school or college for a few years or more and are ready to go back to school, we’re here to help. At LCCC, you can train for a new career or earn a degree or certificate that will advance your earning potential. You may even qualify for college credit for your work and life experience.  

I'm getting started or returning to school.
College Credit Plus

College Credit Plus

If you’re a high school student interested in earning college credit before you graduate, this is the right option for you. As a College Credit Plus student, you will work closely with you high school guidance counselor and LCCC advisors to find and register for college classes that also count toward your high school credits.

I'm getting started with College Credit Plus.
Senior Adult Learner

Senior Adult Learner

LCCC offers free classes to adults 60 and older for personal enrichment. Classes can be selected after the beginning of the semester if space is available.

I'm taking free classes as a senior adult learner.
Personal or professional development

Personal or professional development

If you’re not seeking a degree or certificate but want to take classes for personal enrichment or professional development, this is the right option for you. 

I'm taking a class for personal or professional development.