How do I become an apprentice?
If you are a student or parent interested in learning more about apprenticeship opportunities in Greene, Jones or Lenoir Counties, please contact email dkkantz79@lenoircc.edu to coordinate a meeting.
How do I determine my initial eligibility?
Due to the unique academic and athletic situation of each individual, and the complexity of the NJCAA eligibility rules, it is recommended that each potential student-athlete discuss their athletic eligibility with the athletic personnel at the NJCAA college where they have chosen to attend. Should the athletic staff have any questions in determining an individual’s eligibility,
How do I know who my advisor/counselor is?
After logging in to myLCC find the “Academic Advisor” block. Your Academic Advisor's (Counselor) contact information will be visible.
How do I know who my advisor/counselor is?
After logging in to myLCC find the “Academic Advisor” block. Your Academic Advisor's (Counselor) contact information will be visible.
How do I opt out of Day One?
If lower costs, easily accessible course materials, and no heavy books to carry are unappealing, a student may opt out of Day One with eBooks. Please contact the Cashier’s office prior to the course’s 10% date to receive a refund. Students must opt out of each course individually if taking multiple courses using eBooks.
How do I pay after I register online?
Please visit Payment, Refund, Rates and Fees for more information.
How do I pay for my eBook?
The cost of the eBook will be added to tuition and fees and automatically billed. The eBook charge will be listed separately on the registration statement. Tuition, fees, and the eBook charge must be paid at the same time. The eBook charge must be paid each time a student registers for a class requiring an
How do I prepare for college and find out if I qualify for aid? How do I apply for Financial Aid?
For the answers to these questions and more, visit Federal Student Aid, An Office of the U.S. Department of Education. Federal Student Aid
How do the UNC Minimum Course Requirements (MCR) apply to transfer students?
Transfer students will be considered to have satisfied the UNC Minimum Course Requirements (MCR) in effect at the time of their graduation from high school if they have: received the A.A., the A.S, the A.F.A, the baccalaureate or any higher degree, or completed the 44-hour CAA General Education Core, or completed at least six semester hours
How do your paramedic graduates perform on the NCOEMS and National Registry exams?
Our paramedic graduates have a 71% pass rate on their first attempt at the National Registry cognitive exam (the national average is 73%). Our graduates have an 82% pass rate within 6 attempts (the national average is 86%), with only 1% of graduates failing all 6 attempts on the test.