Admissions FAQ's

Contact your Major Advisor.

Your schedule will have the Building/Room location listed. If your class is in A103, it is in the Annex in room 103. M305 it on the third floor of the Main Building.

A   Annex
H   Reese H. Hughes Building
M  Main Building
SSC           Student Success Center
Z    Zetmeir Health Science Building

Campus Map

 

Log in to RedZone. Under the Student tab, locate the Student Schedule section. Under the Student Schedule section, click View Details, and then click Printable Student Schedule. This will open a PDF of your schedule optimized for printing.

You can make copies in the Library. Copies are $0.10 per page.

You can print for free in any of the student-use computer labs on campus. The computer labs available for student use are located in the Student Success Center, Student Lounge, and Library.

You will need to obtain, complete, and submit a change of address form in the Admissions Office. The Admissions Office is located on the second floor of the Student Union building.

You can find your advisor’s name on your RedZone. After logging in to your RedZone, locate the Student tab and click on it. Under the Student tab, find the Academic Information section. Your advisor’s name and your chosen major will be listed. If you are still unsure who your advisor is, please email enroll@labette.edu.

Email your advisor from your LCC student email account or talk to your advisor to fill out and sign a form. The student is responsible for getting the form to Admissions and making sure the change was processed.

Your Cardinal Card (student ID) may be obtained from the Admissions Office located on the second floor of the Student Union. Make sure you have selected your banking designation on RedZone prior to coming to the Admissions Office. You will also need to present an additional government-issued photo ID (such as your driver’s license). The initial Cardinal Card is free, but a replacement ID is $10.

No, you must submit the LCC Scholarship Application.

You must submit the LCC Scholarship Application. You must fill out a Scholarship Application every academic year. The Summer semester will have its own application.

Your RedZone username is your LCC student ID number. If you do not know your password, click I forgot my password and a new password will be sent to your LCC student email address. For assistance, email computersupport@labette.edu or call 620.820.1146.

Access and instructions. Your user name is usually firstname.lastname@student.labette.edu. Your password is usually your last name and the last four digits of your social security number (lastname####). For assistance, email computersupport@labette.edu or call 620-820-1146.

No, you can go to the Registrar's Office for information and the link to order your official transcript.

You can access your unofficial transcript by logging onto your RedZone account. Click on Unofficial Transcript and Grade Report in the left column. Under Unofficial Transcript, click View Unofficial Transcript. If you need to print a copy, click the printer icon on the upper right side.

Go to the Registrar's Office, in the third paragraph, click official transcript request.

You can ask questions on the website widget at www.labette.edu. Look for the Cardinal head on the bottom right corner of your screen. You can also ask any LCC Faculty or Staff member, and if they don’t know the answer then they will find someone who does!

Ideal on-campus study locations include the Thiebaud Theatre, Hendershot Gallery, LCC Library, and Student Success Center.

You can park in any valid parking spot anywhere on campus or city streets. There are no parking permits required.

The Cardinal Café serves breakfast and lunch. Meal plans are available, and they also take cash and card. The LCC Pantry (Bldg 1225) is open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12:15-1:00pm to all current LCC students. The Pantry offers non-perishable food and grocery items. The Bird’s Nest Bookstore also carries a small selection of snacks for purchase.

Visit the Student Life page to view all your options.

To help with a specific subject matter, contact the Student Success Center to make an appointment with a peer tutor.

Complete a request form on RedZone. This form should be turned in to Computer Support to receive an after-hours access key fob.

See the Add/Drop/Withdrawal Policy for more information.


Visit the Disability Services page to see what services LCC provides to students.

Visit the Transfer Equivalencies page for a list of Kansas colleges which LCC classes will transfer. Also learn about the Kansas Board of Regents helps you transfer with ease through the Kansas Seamless Transfer.

Do you ever wonder what it means when you hear credit hour, semester or some of the other words used in the college world? Below are descriptions of what some of the "college" words mean.

Semester: Most College classes run for a semester instead of a High School year. The semesters typically start and end as follows:
Fall Semester: August to mid-December
Spring Semester: January to mid-May
Summer Semester: June to mid-August
Credit Hours: The measurement used for a College class. Most classes are 3 credit hours. In general terms, this means the student attends class three times a week for one hour a day for each class in the semester or for 1 1/2 hours twice a week.
Degrees: Community colleges grant two-year degrees, which generally consist of 60 or more credit hours.
LCC offers four types of degrees:
Associate in Arts
designed to transfer to a 4-year College/University
Associate in Science
designed to transfer to a 4-year College/University
Associate in Applied Science
Designed for those who want to get two years of school and then get a job
Associate in General Studies
Designed for people who have not decided on a major and plan to transfer to a 4-year College/University
Concentration Requirements: The specific classes required for each degree program. For example, an Associate in Science with a major in Accounting requires the following courses: see catalog.
General Education Requirements: The basic classes required for each degree. This is a specified list that must be completed.
General Education Electives: The basic classes required for each degree program consisting of the humanities, social/behavioral sciences, and natural/physical sciences. Typically, the student may choose from a list of possible classes to meet the overall degree requirements.
Full Load: The term means that students are enrolled as a full-time student. Full-time at LCC means that the student is taking 12 or more credit hours per semester, which means 4-5 classes.
Financial Assistance: A variety of scholarships, grants, and loans are available through the college's Financial Aid Office. Most, but not all, Financial Aid programs require the student to be enrolled as a full-time student in order to receive the full benefit of the available aid.

Contact Admissions

Call: 1-888-LABETTE ext. 1264
Text: 620-205-5301
Email: admissions@labette.edu