You must have applied for admissions to LCC and be accepted as a student at least 24 hours before attempting to log in to myLCC. If you applied as a degree seeking student you must provide all documents required by the Admissions Office before being admitted as a student. High school students participating in dual–enrollment in
Please remember that all degree seeking students are required to obtain advisor approval before registering online. Most errors will provide an explanation for the error. Before attempting to register check to make sure you have no active holds or restrictions on your account which could prevent you from registering. Active holds will be associated with a
Community College transfer students are those who wish to transfer from a community college to another community college or to a senior-level college or university.
An individual is considered to have a “disability” if she/he has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity such as seeing, hearing, speaking, walking, breathing, performing manual tasks, learning, caring for oneself, or working.
Students participating on an intercollegiate level in any one of the certified sports of the NJCAA shall conform to the requirements of the Rules of Eligibility, the rules and regulations of the conference with which the college is affiliated, and also the rules of the college at which the students are attending and participating.
During the add period (begins the first day of the semester and lasts three days) registration is no longer live. This means that students may submit a manual request for registration online by logging in to myLCC, but requests are not reviewed in real-time. They are reviewed as time permits. Therefore, once the semester begins it
To transform LCC’s students’ educational experiencesTo greatly reduce for students the ever-increasing cost of college textbooks/course materialsTo enable students access to textbooks/course materials on the first day of class
Apprenticeships are a great alternative pathway to a successful career. Benefits of apprenticeship include: Hands-on learning and job-related classroom or technical training provided Wages that increase as new skills are learned Earn national credentials, certifications, or college degrees Jump-start your career, supporting yourself and your family while learning Local employers offering apprenticeships give you the
No, under the CAA, only courses in which a grade of “C” or higher is earned will transfer.
At present, the CAA does not articulate the A.A.S., A.G.E. or A.F.A. degrees for college transfer. Individual universities and community colleges have very specific program articulations, which govern the transfer of credit earned in these degree programs. Information on these programs is available from the academic advisor/counselor or the college catalog.
