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Schedule an appointment with your advisor now if you don't have a plan for winter quarter. Open registration starts on November 23rd, and priority registration starts on November 10th.

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Get extra support through the TRIO program

LCC's amazing TRIO Student Support Services team provides extra support for students interested in earning a bachelor's degree who meet at least one of the following criteria:

Low-income
First-generation (your parents didn't earn bachelor's degrees)
Documented disability

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Basic needs resources are available

LCC has a Food Pantry and resources for groceries, meals, emergency expenses, technology, transportation, and more.

Mental Health Counseling is also available.

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LCC students: access free tutoring

Free, in-person and online tutoring is available through the Library/Learning Commons.

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Engaging in campus life increases your chance of completing a degree

Being active on your college campus can support your academic success. It's also a great way to make friends who share your interests!

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Professional and Technical Studies

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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