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Welcome! The experiance in everything
First time student at any college
Here's how to get started at LMC:

Step 1. Complete and submit an application for admission.


Step 2. Take your English and math assessment tests
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Step 3. Attend A New Student Registration Workshop
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Step 4. Register for classes and pay fees
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Step 5. Purchase textbooks and attend classes.

Step 6 . Make an appointment with an LMC Counselor.

Step 1. Complete and submit an application

If you have not submitted a college application for admission, please do so as soon as possible. Apply online or by mail

Step 2. Assess in English and Math
Assessment means finding out what your strengths and weaknesses are in certain basic college skills. Your assessment scores will assist you and the counselor you meet with at your New Student Workshop to determine which courses are appropriate for you.


The Assessment Center, located in room CC3-524 (on level 3, across from the Admissions Office), is open on a drop-in basis during the hours indicated on the testing schedule.

NOTE: If you are a graduating high school student from a local area high school, please contact your school’s Career Center or a school counselor early in the spring semester to schedule appointments to attend an LMC Outreach information session and for assessment testing at your school. 2008 schedule of LMC Outreach high school visits & assessment testing.

Step 3. Attend a New Student Registration Workshop and select your classes
The New Student Workshop will provide you with important information about college programs, services, policies, procedures, and requirements. A counselor will be present to help you select first-semester classes.

Sign up for a New Student Workshop .


NOTE: If you are a graduating high school student from a local area high school, please contact your school’s Career Center or a school counselor early in the spring semester for information about New Student Registration Workshop exclusively for graduating seniors.


Step 4. Register for classes and pay fees
You may register for your classes online or through the telephone registration system within two working days after attending New Student Orientation. Fees must be paid within 10 business days by Visa or MasterCard, or by check.

Online class schedule

Don’t have money for fees?

Visit the Financial Aid Office to find out whether you are eligible a fee waiver. You may also be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant or for scholarships. See Financial Aid or Scholarships for more information.

Step 5. Purchase textbooks and attend classes
Required textbooks and supplies may be purchased from the LMC's Mustang Bookstore. Bring a printout of your class schedule to the bookstore and one of the staff will help you locate the books you need. You may find it even more convenient to purchase books through LMC's Bookstore Online.

Step 6. Make an appointment with a counselor

Early in the semester, make an appointment with an LMC counselor to discuss your educational goal and develop an educational plan. Counseling Services

Attend classes and be successful

  • Attend class on the first day of instruction to avoid being dropped from your course.
  • Keep a copy of your schedule to remember the dates, times and locations of your classes.
  • Take advantage of the numerous instructional support services on campus; e.g., computer labs, study centers, tutoring, counseling, library, Reading and Writing Center.
  • Get to know your instructors – inside and outside the classroom. They can be your greatest allies.
  • See a counselor every semester to make sure you are taking the right classes to achieve your goal.

 

   

 


 

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