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Select this option if you have never applied to LCCC or completed a credit course. These steps are best for those who have recently graduated from high school.

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

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.

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.  

LCCC is a great place for you to begin college and explore your career options affordably.  Many of our students begin their education at LCCC and later transfer to another college or university to earn their bachelor’s or master’s degree. 

LCCC welcomes students transferring from other colleges or universities. We will evaluate the credit you have already earned and apply transferrable credits towards a degree at LCCC.

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.

As a student educated at home, either by parents, other individuals or organizations outside of the traditional educational system, we are committed to making your transition to college a smooth one. 

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.

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.