Luzerne County Community College Viewbook 2015

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Luzerne County Community College serves students throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. LCCC is the largest college in the area with over 6,000 students, more than 100 majors, and the area's lowest tuition.

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Success is yours if you want it

I’m Ready

LUZERNE.edu

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Luzerne County Community

College (LCCC) is an accredited

public college offering 2-year

associate of arts, associate

of science, and associate of

applied science degrees as well

as certificates of specialization

and diplomas in more than 100

academic major programs.

Everything we do at LCCC is

completely centered around you. Our goal is to help you succeed in your studies and prepare you for your career. We’ve designed our campus and curriculum to meet your needs: high-tech facilities, courteous and helpful staff, dedicated and professional faculty, excellent academic curriculum, plenty of computer labs,

modern technical equipment, and the area’s most affordable tuition.

When you come to Luzerne County Community College, you feel like family. We offer no shortcuts, but will support you the entire way. We have the largest enrollment in northeastern Pennsylvania, but we keep our classes small. Our faculty will know your name. Thousands of students come to LCCC every year. We hope you will be one of them.

LUZERNE MAKES IT HAPPEN FOR YOU.

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major

Make your career choices happen. At

LCCC there are over 100 majors to choose

from. So you can be whoever you want

to be: a journalist, a chef, an electrical

engineer, computer pro grammer,

entrepreneur, biologist, nurse, graphic

artist, accountant, architect, and more.

Even if you don't know what you want to

do as a career, you can try different classes,

and you don't have to be a college junior

or senior to take courses in your major. You

start learning in your field your freshman

year.

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Associate Degrees in Arts and SciencesAccountingBiologyBusiness AdministrationChemistryComputer Information SystemsComputer ScienceEducation (Middle Level)EnglishGeneral StudiesHealth, Physical Education & Exercise ScienceHealth, Physical Ed. Teacher Education (K-12) HistoryHumanitiesMathematicsPre-ChiropracticPre-EngineeringPre-MortuaryPre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPsychologySocial SciencesSocial WorkSociologyTheatre Arts

Associate Degrees in Technical ProgramsAccounting TechnologyArchitectural Engineering TechnologyAudio/Video CommunicationsAutomotive TechnologyAviation/Aerospace ManagementAviation/Professional PilotBuilding Maintenance TechnologyBusiness Management TechnologyCommercial Art: Computer Graphics/New Media Graphic Design/Advertising Painting/Illustration PhotographyComputer-Aided Drafting and Design TechnologyComputer Information SystemsComputer Systems TechnologyCourt ReportingCriminal JusticeCulinary ArtsCyber Security ManagementDental HygieneDental Practice ManagementEarly Childhood EducationElectrical Construction TechnologyElectronics Engineering TechnologyEmergency Medical Services

Certificates of Specialization (Usually completed in two or three semesters)AccountingAdvanced Life Support/ParamedicArchitectural Engineering TechnologyBuilding MaintenanceBusiness ManagementCommercial Art: Advertising DesignCommercial Art: Computer GraphicsCommercial Art: Graphic DesignCommercial Art: Painting/IllustrationCommercial Art: PhotographyComputer-Aided Drafting and Design Tech.Computer ProgrammingCulinary ArtsDiesel Truck Technology Dental AssistingElectrical Construction TechnologyElectronics Engineering Technology

Diploma (16 to 29 credits)Computer ApplicationsCulinary ArtsCustomer Service/Data EntryDental Assisting (EFDA)Diesel Truck TechnologyElectrical Construction TechnologyIndustrial MaintenanceIndustrial SkillsMobile Application DevelopmentMusic Recording EngineerPara-EducatorPerioperative NursingSmall Business SkillsWelding

Engineering Design and Manufacturing Technology Fire Science TechnologyHospitality Business ManagementHuman ServicesInterior DesignJournalism and Media WritingLegal Assisting (Paralegal)Medical Office SpecialistMedical Reimbursement & Coding SpecialistMusic Recording TechnologyNanofabrication Manufacturing TechnologyNuclear Engineering TechnologyNursingOffice Information TechnologyPastry Arts ManagementPlumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Tech.Respiratory TherapySurgical TechnologyWeb Development Technology

Fire Science TechnologyHospitality Business ManagementIndustrial MaintenanceInterior DesignMedical Office SpecialistMedical Reimbursement & Coding SpecialistPastry Arts ManagementPlumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Tech.Small Business SkillsSustainable Energy Technology

Academic Programs

For more information on academic programs visit www.luzerne.edu/ academics/catalogs/ catalogs.jsp or scan the QR code with your smartphone.

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Luzerne offers two year associate’s degrees. Upon graduation many students begin their careers. But what if you want to continue your education to earn a four-year bachelor, masters, or even your Ph.D.? Luzerne County Community College is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education which means the credits that you earn at LCCC transfer to colleges and universities across the nation. To make that transition even easier, Luzerne has developed specific agreements with many other colleges and universities.

Dual Admission Agreements

Students who participate in this program are considered fully admitted to LCCC and the institution they want to transfer to. While at LCCC, students are expected to meet all the required college or university conditions. Students may benefit from additional financial incentives depending on the dual admission institution including fee waivers, scholarships, and access to resources at both institutions.

For more information on transferring credits and degrees from LCCC visit: www.luzerne.edu/supportservices/transfer.jsp or scan the QR code below with your smartphone.

transfer

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Luzerne County Community College is a smart investment. And when you consider LCCC’s low tuition — especially compared to four-year public and private colleges — the extra incentive of financial aid makes college even more accessible.

LCCC costs 50 - 75% less than other schools. That’s because the College is subsidized by Luzerne County and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to make your education more attainable and affordable.

Many of our students receive some form of financial aid in addition to our low tuition. Besides the federal and state aid that we can help you obtain, generous supporters through our Foundation have made it possible to offer more than $225,000 each year in scholarships to Luzerne students in need.

This allows many of our students to graduate from Luzerne debt-free. That’s a great way to start your new life or career.

Paying for college

For more information on LCCC tuition and paying

for college, visit www.luzerne.edu/admissions/ payingforcollege.jsp or scan

the QR code above with your smartphone.

valueTuition and Fee Comparison Average annual tuition and fees for a student taking 30 credits

Source: The College Board: Annual Survey of Colleges. Average Published Charges for Undergraduates by Type and Control of Institution. 2012-13 (employment-weighted).

$8,655$4,590

$29,056

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1. Security/Central Storage/Printing2. Technical Arts3. Classroom Building4. Science/Academic Classrooms5. Administration & Admissions6. Library7. Business & Computer Center8. Gym9. Career Services/Classrooms10. Educational Conference Center11. Faculty Offices12. Advanced Technology Center

1. Security/Central Storage/Printing2. Trades Center3. Founders Hall4. Luzerne Hall5. Enrollment and Admissions Center6. Library7. Business & Information Sciences Center

8. James T. Atherton Gymnasium9. College Hall 10. Educational Conference Center11. Building 1112. Technology Center13. Physical Plant

The first thing you notice about our Main Campus is its size. The College’s technically-advanced buildings sit on a beautifully landscaped 167-acre campus in Nanticoke, PA.

LCCC maintains a well stocked library with sophisticated literary databases and Internet access; a versatile 9,000 sq. foot gymnasium designed for basketball, volleyball, and a wide range of sporting activities; softball and baseball fields; and the Campus Center, created just for students, featuring a large cafeteria, lounge areas, weight and cardio rooms, student activities, tutoring and counseling. Other facilities include a new health sciences building and culinary building; science labs; and some of the most technologically advanced classrooms and laboratories in the northeast.

LCCC’s Technology Center houses the area’s most technologically-developed communications departments equipped with a full television studio, radio station, audio recording studio, radio and television production/editing suites, computer graphics labs and more. Other technology labs include automotive bays, diesel technology, manufacturing process, robotics, engineering and a computer-aided drafting.The commercial art wing also houses photo and multimedia labs.

Luzerne has one of the safest campuses inthe area and parking at the Main Campus is free to all our students.

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20. Public Safety Training Institute Headquarters21. PSTI Burn Building22. LCCC Walk of Honor30. Joseph A. Paglianite Culinary Arts Institute 31. Francis S. and Mary Gill Carrozza, R.N. Health Sciences Center

14. Campus Center/ Schulman Gallery15. Baseball Field16. Softball Field17. Greenhouse

campus

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Friendships happen here. You

wouldn’t have a real college

experience if you didn’t have

fun and make new friends.

That’s easy to do at LCCC.

In addition to all the clubs,

organizations and athletic

teams, we offer cookouts, our

Welcome Back Bash, annual

Halloween Party, Finals Fest,

live bands, multi-cultural

events, and much more.

life

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life Academic OrganizationPhi Theta KappaPsi BetaAlpha Sigma LambdaSigma Kappa Delta

Student Leadership OpportunitiesCollegiate Leadership Wilkes-BarrePeer Educator Training ProgramStudent Leadership ProgramStudent Government Association

Intercollegiate SportsCo-ed Cross CountryCo-ed GolfMen’s BaseballMen’s BasketballWomen’s BasketballWomen’s SoftballWomen’s Volleyball

Student MediaWSFX, student radio stationLuzerne TV, student television station

Clubs and Organizations Whatever interest you have, LCCC most likely has a club to

meet your needs. Clubs are a great way to find friends who share your interests and experiences. Check out our

website at www.luzerne.edu or scan the QR code below

with your smartphone to see the latest listings of clubs and

organizations, Luzerne has to offer.

Student life at LCCC offers a variety of choices and great fun. Currently, LCCC has more than 40 student organizations on campus. Whether you participate in the student government, the photography club, Circle K or work with the school radio or television stations, we have a student organization to fit your interests.

Or maybe you like sports. If so, Luzerne County Community College supports many intercollegiate and intramural sports programs. Luzerne County Community College competes in the Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (EPAC), and the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XIX.

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main campus visit

Come visit our campus and find

out more. Talk to our admissions

staff, meet with a financial aid

advisor, take a tour of campus,

sit in on a class, chat with a

faculty member or an athletic

coach and see for yourself why

each year more than 6,000 full

and part-time students choose

Luzerne County Community

College.

Luzerne County Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs or activities. For a complete copy of the LCCC non-discrimination policy, contact the Human Resources Office at 800-377-5222, extension 7235. Inquiries may be directed to the Title IX Coordinator, John Sedlak, Dean of Human Resources, LCCC, 1333 South Prospect Street, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, 800-377-5222 extension 7234 ([email protected]). Inquiries related to accessibility services for students may be directed to the Section 504 Coordinator, Rosana Reyes, Dean of Student Develop-ment and Enrollment Management, LCCC, 1333 South Prospect Street, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, 800-377-5222 extension 7423 ([email protected]).

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Get Ready for Success.

[email protected]

1-800-377-5222

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