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Alternative Delivery

Taking an Alternative Delivery class saves students time spent in a classroom setting or reduces drive time by selecting a class location closer to their home. This flexibility helps busy people balance work, family and school and still reach their career and academic goals. Try one or all of the Alternative Delivery options to find out what works best for your type of lifestyle!

Electronically-supported Education Options

Online (100%)*- If you are self-motivated, an independent learner, and have the ability to work without face-to-face contact with an instructor or classmates, taking a course over the Internet will most likely work for you. Students enrolling in a 100% Online course should have existing computer skills or the ability to acquire such skills. Online instructors will follow a syllabus and set deadlines. It's up to the student to meet course requirements.

Online/Hybrid *- An Online/Hybrid course is one in which regularly scheduled classroom time is replaced a portion of the time with online course work and activities. This is a good option for students new to online learning or students who prefer a more structured learning environment but enjoy the flexibility that an online course provides as this type of course limits the number of times a student needs to be on-campus for class. Students spend part of their time face-to-face in the traditional classroom, lab, or worksite with an instructor and the other part participating on the Internet using LCC's ANGEL course management system

* All students are encouraged to complete ANGEL Orientation training prior to beginning an Online or Online/Hybrid course. For more information regarding training options please visit the following web page: http://www.lcc.edu/elearning/students/angel_training/register.aspx

Other Alternatives

Variable Date and Late Start - Variable date and late start classes enable you to finish a course at a different pace than the standard semester. Registration deadlines for these classes can be found in the Adding a Class table in this schedule book or online.

Weekend - People who work full time find weekend courses easier to fit into their busy schedules. Course lengths vary from one to three days or many extend the entire semester.

Off campus Learning Locations - An off-campus learning location provides LCC students the opportunity to select the class(es) closest to their home or work. These sites--often located in area schools, community education buildings, or in their own buildings--have ample, free parking and are within a 40-mile radius of Lansing. For more information contact an LCC Learning Center near you, or visit us on the web at www.lcc.edu/ece for more information.

LCC East, East Lansing (517) 483-1860

LCC Livingston Center, Howell (517) 545-3522

LCC Clinton County Center, St. Johns (989) 224-2017

Learning Communities - Students enrolling in learning community classes have the advantage of learning about two or more subjects focused around a common theme and studying with the same group of students. In a learning community, students sign up for two or more courses. This type of learning environment promotes a group learning experience.

Online Learning - Internet Courses

Lansing Community College's online courses apply to degree or transfer programs in the same way as traditional courses. Entire degree and certificate programs can be completed online! For a complete listing of available online Associate Degrees, Certificates, and transfer programs, visit the web site at http://www.lcc.edu/elearning/students/degrees.aspx.

Would Online Learning suit me?

Online Learning will suit students who are motivated, independent learners, those who can work without face-to-face contact with the instructor or classmates and who have reasonable skills in using computers or have the ability to acquire such skills. An online learning survey is available to help you determine if online learning is right for you at http://www.lcc.edu/elearning/students/quiz.aspx, LCC uses the ANGEL course management system to deliver online courses, which can be accessed through Star Port at www.lcc.edu.

Online Learning Advantages:

Online Learning students can adapt study and participation requirements to personal, family, or work schedules. Regular trips to campus are not required.

However, adaptability of the course has limits, as most courses are not self-paced. Students must participate in online discussion when required for a course. Students must submit assignments when due. Work and time commitments are at least the same as for traditional courses. Some exams are taken at the LCC campus or by an approved proctor. If you take a test off-campus, additional proctoring fees may apply.

Technical Requirements:

A word processing program is required for all courses. Hardware and software needs vary from course to course. Go to: http://www.lcc.edu/elearning/students/techreq.aspx to see if your computer meets the minimum requirements for online courses.

Internet Service:

It is recommended that students have access to a high speed Internet connection. Students using dial up connections may experience delays or difficulty viewing course material in ANGEL. Consult an online advisor at (517) 483-1880, for suggestions or email: online_info@lcc.edu.

More information:

LCC's Online Learning web site has extensive and regularly updated information. For more information please visit http://www.lcc.edu/elearning/students/index.aspx. If you still have questions, call an online advisor at (517) 483-1880, or email online_info@lcc.edu.

Introduction to ANGEL for Students:

At the beginning of the semester, ANGEL orientation sessions are held for online students and those wishing to learn more about ANGEL. You can take these sessions either online or on-campus. Call (517) 483-1880 or for orientation information, or go to: http://www.lcc.edu/elearning/students/angel_training/register.aspx

Questions:

Call an online advisor if you have questions about specific courses at (517) 483-1880 or email online_info@lcc.edu. Online advisors are available Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Extended hours are available during registration dates.

Other Alternative Delivery Opportunities:

If you are looking for online courses that are not currently offered this semester, you may find what you need at the Michigan Community College Virtual Learning Collaborative (MCCVLC) web site at http://www.mccvlc.org. Lansing Community College is a member of this collaborative and can help you access a variety of courses from Michigan community colleges.

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Off-Campus Learning Locations

Fall 2011 courses are offered at locations in Dimondale, East Lansing, Eaton Rapids, Grand Ledge, Holt, Howell, Lansing, Mason, Okemos, and St. Johns. Most of the course offerings at learning locations fulfill requirements for Associate Degree and transfer programs. (Refer to the Course Offerings for complete information before you register.)

The following locations have a wide variety of courses and services including labs, computers, and free parking.

Lansing Community College East, East Lansing (517) 483-9307

LCC Livingston Center at Parker Campus, Howell (517) 545-3522

St. John's Clinton County Center, St. Johns (989) 224-2017

For off-campus learning location questions, call (517) 483-1860 or visit our web site at: http://www.lcc.edu/ece. Driving directions to each off-campus location are posted on the Extension Center web pages. Classroom locations for these centers are posted in the building on the first night of classes.

For complete prerequisites, class locations, dates and times, see the Course Offerings.

Dimondale

THE SUMMIT (SUMMIT) 9410 Davis Highway
PFSP111	Indoor Soccer

East Lansing

Lansing Community College East (East)

AKERS GOLF COURSE - MSU (AKERS) Mt Hope & South Harrison
PFSP109	Golf: Beginning
PFSP110	Golf: Intermediate

LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE EAST (EAST)
2827 Eyde Parkway
ARWS120	Basic Drawing
ARWS137	Intro to Adobe Photoshop
ARWS141	Watercolor Workshop
ARWS224	Cartooning Workshop
BIOL120	Environmental Science
BIOL201	Human Anatomy
BUSN118	Introduction to Business
CABS100	MAC: MS Word
CABS100	MAC: MS Excel
CABS100	Word Basics
CABS100	Excel Basics
CABS100	MAC Computers for New Users
CABS100	Computer Basics
CABS100	Keyboarding Basics
CABS100	PowerPoint Basics
CABS100	Maintaining Your Computer
CHEM120	Gen Organic & Biological Chem
CHEM125	Basic Chemistry
CITA110	Intro to Microsoft Office
CITF110	Intro Computer Info Systems
ECON201	Principles of Economics-Micro
ENGL122	Write About Literature & Ideas
FREN115	Conversational French I
GEOG200	World Regional Geography
HIST211	U.S. History to 1877
HUMS120	Masterpieces of Art & Music
LEGL215	Busn Law I, Basic Principles
MATH107	Introductory Algebra
MATH112	Intermediate Algebra
MATH120	College Algebra
MATH121	Precalculus I
MATH122	Precalculus II
MATH141	Calculus with Applications
MGMT234	Diversity in the Workplace
PFFT170	Yoga: Beginning
PHOT101	Basic Photo for Non-Majors
POLS120	American Political System
PSYC200	Introduction to Psychology
SIGN160	Intro to the Deaf Community
SOCL120	Introduction to Sociology
SPCH130	Fund of Public Speaking
WRIT121	Composition I
WRIT122	Composition II

Eaton Rapids

GREYHOUND CENTRAL EDUC BLDG (ERAPDS) 912 South Greyhound Drive
CABS100	Beginning PowerPoint 1 Seminar
CABS100	Beginning Excel 1 Seminar
WRIT121	Composition I

Grand Ledge

GRAND LEDGE HIGH SCHOOL (GLHS) 820 Spring Street
PSYC200	Introduction to Psychology
WRIT121	Composition I

Holt

HOLT HIGH SCHOOL (HOLTHS) 5885 West Holt Road
BIOL120	Environmental Science
SOCL120	Introduction to Sociology

Howell

LIVINGSTON CENTER AT PARKER (LIVCEN) 402 Wright Road
ARWS120	Basic Drawing
ARWS136	Intro to Adobe Illustrator
ARWS137	Intro to Adobe Photoshop
ARWS141	Watercolor Workshop
BIOL120	Environmental Science
BIOL121	Biol Foundation for Physiology
BIOL201	Human Anatomy
CABS100	PowerPoint Basics
CABS100	Word Basics
CABS100	iPad Business Basics
CABS100	MS Office Update
CABS100	Computer Basics
CABS100	Operate&Maintain Your Computer
CABS100	Facebook/Social Media
CABS100	Excel Basics
CABS100	Basic Dreamweaver Flash
CABS100	Photoshop Elements
CABS100	Keyboarding Basics
CABS100	Design Your Own Web Page
CABS100	Publisher Basics
CHSE143	Phlebotomy Technician
HIST211	U.S. History to 1877
HUMS213	World Civilizations to 1600
MATH050	PreAlgebra
MATH107	Introductory Algebra
MATH112	Intermediate Algebra
MATH121	Precalculus I
PSYC200	Introduction to Psychology
SOCL120	Introduction to Sociology
SPCH110	Oral Comm in the Workplace
WRIT121	Composition I
WRIT122	Composition II

Lansing

AIS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT (AIS)
3600 North Grand River Avenue
HERT135	Diesel Fuel Systems
HERT145	Equipment Service Writing
CAPITAL AREA MICHIGAN WORKS (CAMW)
CABS100	Begininng Word 2 Self-Paced
CABS100	Beginning Excel 1 Self-Paced
CABS100	Beg PowerPoint 1 Self-Paced
CABS100	Beginning Word 1 Self-Paced
CABS100	Microsoft Excel 2 Self-Paced
ROYAL SCOT GOLF COURSE (ROYSCT)
4722 West Grand River
PFSP105	Bowling: Beginning

St. Johns

ST JOHNS CLINTON COUNTY CENTER (STJCCC) 1013 South U.S. 27, Suite C
MATH050	PreAlgebra
MATH107	Introductory Algebra
MATH112	Intermediate Algebra
WRIT117	Writing Preparation
WRIT121	Composition I

Various Hospitals

CHSE109	LTC to Acute Care Completion
CHSE110	Nurse Aide: Acute & Long-Term

Various Worksites

CHSE108	Long-Term Care Nurse Aide
CHSE110	Nurse Aide: Acute & Long-Term
CHSE130	Medical Ins Bill/Code Extern
CHSE144	Phlebotomy Externship
CHSE236	Pharmacy Technician Externship
CJUS286	Juvenile Internship I
EMTA112	Basic EMT Clinical
FASH263	Apparel/Textiles Internship
MASG141	Massage Clinic I
MASG241	Massage Clinic II
MASG242	Massage Clinic III
SIGN268	Sign Internship II

Enrollment Services
Gannon Bldg, Room 203
Phone: (517) 483-1200
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