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During the add period (begins the first day of the semester and lasts three days) registration is no longer live. This means that students may submit a manual request for registration online by logging in to myLCC, but requests are not reviewed in real-time. They are reviewed as time permits. Therefore, once the semester begins it
During the add period (begins the first day of the semester and lasts three days) registration is no longer live. This means that students may submit a manual request for registration online by logging in to myLCC, but requests are not reviewed in real-time. They are reviewed as time permits. Therefore, once the semester begins it
To transform LCC’s students’ educational experiencesTo greatly reduce for students the ever-increasing cost of college textbooks/course materialsTo enable students access to textbooks/course materials on the first day of class
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No, under the CAA, only courses in which a grade of “C” or higher is earned will transfer.
At present, the CAA does not articulate the A.A.S., A.G.E. or A.F.A. degrees for college transfer. Individual universities and community colleges have very specific program articulations, which govern the transfer of credit earned in these degree programs. Information on these programs is available from the academic advisor/counselor or the college catalog.
Lenoir Community College provides several opportunities for colleges and universities to the visit the Kinston campus. Visit College/University Visits for more information.
Yes. You will be sent a denial letter indicating why your application was denied or cannot be processed. You cannot submit a second application until the following semester.
In short, yes. LCC is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Courses designated as Universal General Education Transfer Component (UGETC) courses are guaranteed transfer to public NC four-year colleges and schools and colleges/universities who have signed the articulation agreement. Other courses transfer
Yes, as long as it is a state licensed after school program.