PO Box 40010
Lansing, MI 48901

Lansing community college is serving the learning needs of a changing community on a daily basis. The downtown campus of Lansing Community College is situated on 48 acres in Lansing, covering seven city blocks. LCC offers courses at seven other conveniently located facilities as well. With more than 2,000 dedicated faculty members, state-of-the-art facilities, and premier educational experiences, Lansing Community College is able to improve the quality of life and standard of living for all its students.

Lansing Community College offers more than 240 associate degree (two year) and certificate (less than two years) programs in a variety of career fields. LCC has nearly 2,500 different courses -- including online, evening and weekend -- to provide the utmost in flexibility and convenience for its students. Transfer programs are in place to help students at Lansing Community College have a smooth and successful transfer to the four-year college of their choice. Additionally, 3+1 articulation agreements exist between Lansing Community College and ten different universities, which provide three years of education at LCC and the final year at the university. And in fall 2007 the new University Center is opening on the Lansing Community College campus, enabling students to complete bachelor's and master's degree from eight partnering colleges on the LCC campus.

Lansing Community College enriches the lives of students both in and out of the classroom. Nearly 30 campus organizations and clubs are part of student life at Lansing Community College. LCC has seven intercollegiate athletic teams that compete regionally and nationally. LCC is also the home of WLNZ, the Lansing Public Radio Station. And Lansing Community College offers its students international study abroad experiences Japan, Germany, Ghana, Mexico, France, China, and Mongolia. Lansing Community College offers learning and enrichment opportunities that are not only fulfilling but life-changing as well.

Quick Facts:

The total enrollment at Lansing Community College is over 21,000 students.

The average age of students at Lansing Community College is 29.

400 international students from 65 different countries attend Lansing Community College.

Lansing Community College is the third largest community college in the state of Michigan.

75% of all allied health professionals in the region which Lansing Community College serves were educated at LCC.

The LCC Foundation provides more than $580,000 in scholarships to Lansing Community College students annually.

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