Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: When do classes start?
A: Fall Semester: September
Fall I and II (7 Weeks): September and October
Winter Intersession: December
Spring Semester: January
Spring I and II (7 Weeks): January and March
Full Summer (11 Weeks): May
Summer I (8 Weeks): June
Summer I and II (6 Weeks): May and July
Summer I and II (4 Weeks): June and July
For specific dates, view the Academic Semester Calendar
Q: When can I apply for admission to LCCC?
A: You may apply online anytime by completing the online Application for Admission
Q: What are the requirements for admission to LCCC?
A:LCCC has an Open Admission policy. Students must complete an LCCC Application for Admission. Students interested in receiving financial aid are required to submit their final, official high school transcript or official GED scores to the Admissions Office.
Q: How long will it take for my acceptance?
A: The Admissions Office reviews and processes admissions applications daily. Once all required documents are received, you will receive an email notification from the Office of Admission.
Q: What are the application deadlines?
A: LCCC operates on a rolling admission basis, meaning completed applications are reviewed as they are received.
Note: All Health Science Programs have separate admissions requirements and deadlines. For more information visit Health Sciences Admission
Q: Can I transfer LCCC credits to other colleges or Universities?
A: Yes, LCCC has many transfer agreements with colleges and universities throughout the United States. Students planning to transfer to a four-year institution should work closely with their LCCC academic advisor to confirm which courses will transfer to their chosen institution.
Q: What degrees and programs are offered at LCCC?
A: Visit Programs of Study for a complete list of academic programs offered at LCCC.
Q: Are SAT scores required for acceptance?
A: No. LCCC has an open admission policy. First-time LCCC students are required to take a placement test. Placement test scores help our college counselors and academic advisors determine appropriate course placement.
Q: Where can I find information about Placement Testing?
A: For more information on the placement test, and exemptions, visit Placement Testing.
Q: Where is the Admissions Office located?
A: The Admissions Office is located in the Enrollment & Admissions Center (Building #5) on LCCC's main campus. Visitors must obtain a visitor parking pass from Campus Security and display it in their vehicle.
Q: What are the office hours of the Admissions Office?
A: Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00p.m.
Q: How can I change my address, phone, and email information?
A: Students may update their address, phone, and email in their Student Self-Service portal.
Q: Can I take classes at LCCC while in high school?
A: Yes. LCCC offers an Early College Program for high school students interested in earning college credits.
Q: Where is LCCC located?
A: 天美传媒's main campus is located at 521 Trailblazer Drive, Nanticoke, PA. 18634. LCCC also offers courses at Off-Campus Centers throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Q: How much does it cost to attend LCCC?
A: View Tuition and Fees
Q: Is Financial Aid available?
A: Yes. If you are applying for financial aid, you will need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA can be found at studentaid.gov. For more financial aid information, visit LCCC Financial Aid.
Q: What is LCCC's FAFSA school code?
A: 006811
Q: What scholarships are available at LCCC?
A: A variety of scholarships are available to both full-time and part-time students through the LCCC Foundation
Q: When do I pay for classes?
A: For more information on paying for classes, visit Tuition Payment Due Dates.
Q: Does LCCC offer tuition payment plans?
A: LCCC offers students a tuition payment plan. For more information, visit Tuition Payment Plans.
Q: When are classes offered?
A: LCCC offers day, evening, weekend, and online classes. To view course offerings , visit LCCC Class Listings.
Q: How do I choose my classes?
A: LCCC counselors and academic advisors are available to help you select courses aligned with your educational and career goals.
Q: How do I get a student e-mail address?
A: LCCC students may obtain a student email
Q: How do I access Self Service?
A: After your application is processed, you will receive an email from LCCC with your username and temporary password. Access Self Service at
Q: How can I find out who my counselor or academic advisor is?
A: You may contact the Counseling Office and Academic Advising Center, located in the Campus Center, to verify your assigned counselor or advisor.
Q: How do I transfer credits to LCCC?
A: Students must submit official college transcripts to the LCCC Registrar's Office. You must apply to LCCC before transcripts can be evaluated for transfer credit.
Q: What if I am undecided about a major?
A: The Career Services Office offers resources for career exploration, choosing a major, and employment opportunities.
Q: Does LCCC have on-campus housing?
A: No. LCCC does not offer on-campus housing. All living arrangements are made independently by students.
Q: What type of student activities are available?
A: LCCC offers numerous opportunities for student involvement. Visit LCCC Student Life for more information.
Q: What learning support services are available?
A: LCCC provides a wide range of student support services, including counseling, tutoring, orientation programs, study skills seminars, and services for students with special needs. Visit Student Support Services for details.
Q: What athletic teams are available?
A: LCCC offers opportunities to participate in intercollegiate athletics. Visit the Student Life & Athletics page for more information.
Q: Where can students park on campus?
A: Student parking is free and permitted in designated areas only. All vehicles must be registered with Campus Safety & Security Department.
Q: Is there a fitness center on campus?
A: Yes. The Fitness Center is located in the Campus Center and is free for enrolled students. It includes weight training equipment, cardio room, aerobics, yoga, and dance room, and locker and shower facilities.
Q: Does LCCC offer campus tours?
A: Yes. To schedule a campus tour, contact the Admissions Office.
Q: Can I qualify for financial aid without a high school diploma or GED?
A: Yes. The Ability-to-Benefit (ATB) option provides an alternative pathway to federal student aid eligibility for students without a high school diploma or GED.
If you have any questions regarding the admissions process which are not answered in our Admissions FAQ, please feel free to contact LCCC Office of Admissions.