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Enrollment Procedure
Students taking Internet (online) courses must submit an assignment by the 10% date in each Internet course in Moodle to be fully enrolled in the course. Students who do NOT submit an assignment by the 10% date will be marked as “NEVER ATTEND” and WITHDRAWN from the course. No Exceptions. No Refunds.
Browse our fully online degree programs to find the perfect fit for your future. Each program is designed to help you reach your goals on your schedule.
Enroll in fast-start online courses offered in accelerated formats. These options are ideal for students who need to begin quickly or catch up mid-semester.
Explore answers to common questions about online courses, technology requirements, and how to get support throughout your learning experience.
Recommended Browser for Moodle
For optimal performance in Moodle, use Mozilla Firefox. Other browsers like Edge, Safari, and Chrome are supported but may not fully support all features, such as online quizzes and the HTML editor. Ensure Cookies, Java, and Pop-ups are enabled in your browser settings.
Enroll in fast-start online courses in accelerated formats. These options are great for students who need to start quickly or catch up mid-semester.
Players
Ensure you have the necessary plug-ins and apps for your courses, including Adobe Reader and Java. These tools help Moodle function properly.
Google Play
Access your online courses on Android devices through the Open LMS mobile app. Stay connected, submit assignments, and participate in discussions.
Apple Apps
Download the Open LMS app on your iPhone or iPad for easy mobile access to your classes. Check grades, post to forums, and stay engaged anywhere.
SARA and State Authorization
State Authorization is a legal issue dealing with a college’s adherence to state requirements to offer instruction to its residents.
LCC is authorized to offer online education in SARA member states. Learn more about meeting compliance standards and what it means for out-of-state students.
Gain an understanding and learn to navigate the legal requirements for providing instruction to residents in different states.
