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FAQ Questions asked by students interested in LCC
Questions asked by LCC students
Answers to questions asked by students interested in LCC Who may attend? Lassen is a public institution, open to all high school graduates, or non-graduates over the age of 18. Students under the age of 18 can be enrolled in certain courses. All students who plan to attend are required to complete an Application of Admission, which can be obtained from the Admission and Records Office. What is the enrollment? The current enrollment is approximately 2,000 on the Susanville campus. Of those, about 700 are full-time students. We have Outreach Centers offering classes in Westwood, Herlong, Big Valley and Modoc, Mono, and Sierra Counties. Our total district enrollment is over 3,000 students. How large is your campus? The Susanville campus is built on 165 acres and encompasses 18 buildings. Do you have dorms? Yes, we have a residence hall that accommodates 124 students and an on-campus cafeteria called the "Cougar's Lair". The cost of room and board is between $4,200-$5,564 per year, depending on the meal plan you choose. What kinds of transportation are available? Most students drive their own car to campus. No parking permits are required and ample parking is available. Lassen Community college provides its students with transportation through the Lassen Rural Bus service between campus and the community. When are the classes offered? Classes are completed during the Fall and Spring Semesters and Summer Sessions. Fall classes start mid-August and are finished by the Christmas break. Spring courses begin mid-January and are completed by the first of June. Summer sessions are offered. Schedules of course offerings are made available to all Lassen County residences in the Lassen Community College District and outreach areas. To obtain a schedule, contact the Admissions and Records office at (530) 251-8808. Where are classes offered? The main campus of Lassen Community College is in Susanville, California. We also offer courses through our outreach program in Alturas, Bieber, Herlong, Westwood, Mono County, Sierra County, Owens-Valley and the California Correctional Center. For more information about our outreach program, please contact our Outreach Program Coordinator’ office at linoc@lassen.cc.ca.us. Or call (530) 251-8829. What kind of assessment testing do I need? You will take a placement test when you enroll. The testing takes place on campus and is given by appointment. We do not require SAT or ACT test results. How many courses do I need to take to be full-time? A student must be enrolled in 12 units to be considered full-time. Those participating in athletics and certain other student activities must be full-time to be considered eligible. How much does it cost? The State of California legislature sets the enrollment fees for community colleges. ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Click here to see current enrollment fees. What kind of assistance programs do you have? We offer assistance through Extended Opportunities Program and Services (EOP&S), Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSP&S), Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE), Cooperative Work Experience Education (CWEE), CalWorks, Workability III Program, Learning Disabilities Program, our Learning Center with a tutoring service is free to Lassen Community College students and a computer lab for student use. How can I get financial aid? Fifty percent of our students receive financial aid of some type to help pay the cost of attending Lassen Community College. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available in our Financial Aid office to apply for federal grants and low interest loans. We also have scholarships, fee waivers, and California Work Incentive and Federal Work-study programs available. Those interested should contact the Financial Aid Office at (530) 251-8849. Answers to questions asked by LCC students What if I don't have a major yet? Students are encouraged to meet with Lassen's counseling staff or the Career/Transfer Center to discuss their future. Under our Matriculation Plan, students are assisted with an educational plan and are guided to the appropriate courses to meet their goals. What if I get a "D," "F" or Non-Credit Grade? Students may repeat a course in which they received a substandard grade, but it is not required. However, a "C" grade in all required courses is necessary in Lassen's programs. If you repeat a class in which you received a "D", "F" or Non-Credit Grade, the new grade will appear on your permanent record (if it is an improved grade). How do I drop a class? It is the student's responsibility to complete the appropriate "drop" form from the Admission and Records Office. This can be processed through the 14th week of class or 75 percent of the term, whichever is less. A "W" will appear on the permanent record. How do I get a copy of my transcripts? You must request a copy of your transcripts in writing with your original signature. Your request must include: Your full name while attending Lassen Community College, your Social Security Number, and your date of birth. The first two copies are free of charge and $3.00 for additional copies. The request should be sent to: Lassen Community College |
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