May 31, 2021 · Fall Conference Week (Faculty on Campus - No classes) Monday, August 16 - Friday, August 20, 2021: First Saturday Class (Full 16-Week and First 8-Week Sessions) Saturday, August 21, 2021: First Weekday Class (Full 16-Week and First 8-Week Sessions) Monday, August 23, 2021: College Closed Labor Day: Monday, September 6, 2021
The Gallery at Lakeland Community College Presents: from WOMAN XV… Created by women, of women & about women. Posted March 2. Family at the heart of Lakeland Civic Orchestra’s first spring concert . Posted February 24. Legendary Lakeland Jazz Festival celebrates its 50th year. Posted February 24
Make the most of your summer by registering for classes at Lakeland Community College. Summer 2022 Registration Opens March 7 With credits that easily transfer to most four-year colleges and universities, it's easy to get ahead or catch up on coursework.
Life is hard right now. We're here to make it easier. Here's some good news: most of our scholarships are available with just one application! There are many options available for you to explore: Lakeland Foundation scholarships (one application) Outside scholarships; Other scholarship opportunities
Summer 2021 Registration Opens March 8. With credits that easily transfer to most four-year colleges and universities, it's easy to get ahead or catch up on coursework. And our low tuition will save you money! Full summer session begins June 7. First summer session begins May 17.
Visiting students are not eligible for financial aid at Lakeland. And, final grades are not automatically sent from Lakeland to the visiting student's home institution; an official transcript must be requested upon completion of the course (s). Contact Lakeland's Registrar's Office for more information.
Below you will find current course schedules, academic policies, and additional course information. For more information, please contact the Registrar's Office at 920-565-1041 or by email at registrar@lakeland.edu
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At Lakeland University's Registrar's Office, you can register for courses, browse current academic catalogs, request your transcripts, and more!
Effective spring semester 2018, Lakeland Community College will implement a career services fee of $8.25 per credit hour for a maximum of 15 credit hours per term. The fee will be used to cover such direct career services as academic planning, career counseling, transfer, and employment strategies. College Credit Plus students, students participating in apprenticeship programs, students age 60 and older auditing a class, and students taking non-credit classes are exempt from the career services fee. Tuition rate and fees are subject to change.
The placement exam tests students in English and math to determine their readiness for college-level coursework. Testing is conducted in Lakeland’s Test Center. After the exam, students will receive information regarding test scores and appropriate English and math courses. Students who place into pre-college developmental level English courses are required to enroll in these courses during their first semester.
Non-degree/non-certificate students who enroll to take courses for personal enrichment or professional development. Non-degree students must be a high school graduate or have obtained a high school diploma equivalency. Admission to the college does not guarantee entrance into programs with selective admission criteria.
The college’s goal is excellence in education and scholarly pursuit. It is the purpose of the Student Conduct Code not only to protect the health, safety, welfare, and property of the college and its students, but to preserve the intellectual and educational atmosphere which prevails throughout the college community and to provide the opportunity for all members of the college community to attain their educational objectives.
Qualifying full-time (12 or more credits) Lakeland students may register for one course per term during the regular academic year, on a space available basis, at any of the institutions participating in the cross registration program.
Students are able to withdraw from a class from the beginning of the third week through the end of the twelfth week of the semester. A course withdrawal will be indicated on a student’s academic record by a grade of “W.”
Students may receive credits or a course waiver if they can show proficiency and knowledge in a particular subject. Students who believe their prior education or related work experience qualifies for any of the options shown should make an appointment with a counselor. Final decisions rest with the division dean of the academic division in which the challenged course or courses are taught. 1