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⚠LCC is operating - we're just doing things differently.
Due to the ongoing pandemic, most programs and services are still operating remotely. Select "learn more" to access a list of face-to-face and hybrid classes for fall quarter. Applications for emergency funding assistance are still being accepted for fall quarter, which starts September 21. - Learn More.
All ABE and ESL courses will be delivered online throughout the quarter. No CASAS Testing needed! Classes are being taught by the same instructors.
Transitional Studies staff are ready to help you enroll and access your online classes.
Call us at (360) 442-2580 from 8 am - 5 pm, Monday - Friday
Email us at transitionalstudies@lowercolumbia.edu
Walk-in assistance Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 am - 2 pm in VOC 158
Want to get started with classes today?
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.
Contact Us
Call us today at (360) 442-2580
Affordable
$25 per quarter with waivers available.
Convenient
Start any time with continuous enrollment.
“The reality in today's economy is that you need educational credentials to get a job.”
Earn your high school diploma, improve your English speaking skills, or refresh your basic skills in preparation for college or work-related exams.
Students can start any time during the year. Classes cost just $25 per quarter with financial assistance available for those who qualify.
Classes are affordable, conveniently scheduled, and tailored to adult learning styles. Non-credit classes in math, reading comprehension, writing and English language learning are offered on campus and in the community, in both traditional and online formats. Learn more about online class formats.
Classes designed for adult students age 16 years or older, who need to earn a high school diploma, prepare for the GED exam, or prepare for college-level coursework.
Classes designed for adult students age 16 years or older, who need English language skills in order to earn a high school diploma, transition into Adult Basic Education (ABE) classes, or prepare for the GED exam.
Classes designed for students age 21 years or older, who want to earn a high school diploma, prepare for college-level coursework, or prepare for a career.
Designed to provide hands-on training and instructional support in math and English that students need to train for a new career.
Open Doors is a dropout re-engagement system that provides education and services to older youth, ages 16-21, who have dropped out of school or are not expected to graduate from high school by the age of 21.
“Good for students, good for the community, good for the college.”
The program brings rewards far beyond the benefit to individual students. Through Washington's performance-based funding system known as the Student Achievement Initiative, LCC receives extra points for adult learners who achieve educational milestones, including earning a high school diploma and transitioning to college level studies. Points translate to dollars, which is good for the college and the community.
(360) 442-2580
Fax: (360) 442-2589
transitionalstudies@lowercolumbia.edu
transitionalstudies@lowercolumbia.edu