Step 1. Complete and submit an application
Step 2. Take your English and Math Assessment Tests, if necessary or bring your scores from another California community college to the Assessment Center
Step 3. See a counselor
Step 4. Register for classes and pay fees
If you have not submitted an application for admission to LMC, please do so as soon as possible. Apply online
Assessment testing is strongly recommended if you have never taken a college English or math class before. If you are transferring from another California community college, you do not need to re-test; just bring a copy of your scores to the Assessment Center. If you have taken English or math at your previous college or have taken advanced math in high school (higher than Algebra II), submit your transcript to the Admissions Office.
The Assessment Center is located in room CC3-524. Assessment is by appointment only. See the Assessment Center page for appointment information.
It is important to see a counselor each semester to make sure you are taking the right classes to meet your goal. If you are transferring from another college, be sure to request an official transcript of your grades and submit it to the Admissions Office for evaluation. Transcripts must reach the Admissions Office at least two weeks before your counseling appointment.
When the Admissions Office receives your application, you will be given a registration appointment. If you applied online, by fax, or by mail, the appointment time will be mailed to you. You may register for classes online or through the telephone registration system on or after your appointment time. Fees may be paid by Visa or MasterCard, or by check.
Reminder: If you are a transfer student (from a college other than LMC), it is very important that you submit your official transcript(s) to the Admissions Office for evaluation. The transcripts will be used to verify course prerequisites and evaluated to determine which classes you still need to acheive your educational goals. Submit assessment scores from other colleges to the Assessment Center.
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.
Updated 6/16/11