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Earning college credit while you're in high school in the state of Washington is easier than ever, whether through CTE, College in the High School, Running Start, or Advanced Placement.

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LCC offers bachelor's degrees in Computer Science, Nursing, Teacher Education and Early Learning, and Organizational Leadership and Technical Management.

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Apply by April 30th to be considered for an LCC Foundation scholarship. Over $700,000 is available. Don't miss out!

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Prepare for a rewarding career with a certificate, associate or applied bachelor's degree from LCC. Choose from the trades, business, IT, healthcare, education, criminal justice, and more.

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Continuing Education

Professional and Continuing Education provides opportunities for individuals, businesses and organizations to pursue their personal, professional and corporate training goals.

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Transfers

Students complete lower-level coursework during the first two years at a lower cost, because community college tuition is generally less expensive. Upon transferring they complete upper level coursework in their chosen field.

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Running Start

Running Start is a Washington State program that allows current high school 11th and 12th grade students to take college courses at Washington's 34 community and technical colleges. Students earn both high school and college credits for these courses.

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College and Career Preparation

LCC College and Career Preparation (formerly Transitional Studies) offers continuous enrollment in adult education courses designed to prepare you for college-level studies or help you earn your high school diploma.

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