Summer 2020 Registration

Course Offering Formats

LCC will hold all its classes online this summer. Classes will be held in two formats:

Asynchronous virtual, which is a traditional online course that does not have set meeting times or days

Real-time virtual, in which courses will have faculty instruction live on certain days and times. These sections will have specific meeting days/times listed. Students do not report to campus during those meeting times but are required to be engaged in the course online during those days/times.

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How to Register

To register, Log into myLCC and click on the Banner link to drop or add course(s).
Note: Prerequisite overrides are managed within each respective academic division/department.

Students can add classes based on the teaching periods. For important deadline details, see the charts above. Register early for best class selection! For additional information, call LCC at 517-483-1957 or toll-free at 1-800-644-4522. Refer to variable-date options list for classes beginning throughout the semester.

Many LCC courses are taught in a shorter timeframe than the traditional full semester teaching period and provide the same amount of credit. See the list above for the various start and end dates of the teaching periods.

Students must be admitted to the college and complete the required steps prior to registering.

Students should determine that all of the required course prerequisites have been met and seats are available.

Adding a Class

Online registration is available until 10 minutes prior to when a face-to-face class begins (lecture, lab).

Online registration for online, online/hybrid and classes that state TBA as one of the meeting times is available until midnight (12:00 a.m.) the date the teaching period begins.

Once online registration ends for a course, follow the Late Registration and Schedule Adjustment Guidelines below.

Late Registration and Schedule Adjustment Guidelines

Late registration at Lansing Community College is not allowed. Schedule adjustments are allowed within the first week of each part of term. Special circumstance may be considered after consultation with the instructor and the Academic Dean.

A schedule adjustment is defined as adding a course by a student with registration activity for the current semester. Adding an additional course, switching sections, and being reinstated into a section in which the student was previously registered in are all examples of schedule adjustments.

Late registration is defined as adding a course by a student that has not had any registration activity for the current semester.

What is registration activity?

Examples of registration activity include:

• A student is registered in a section for the current semester
• A student dropped a section during the current semester
• A student was on a waitlist for a section during the current semester

Procedure for Schedule Adjustments and Late Registration Requests

1. The student must complete the drop/add form found on the Registrar's Forms webpage and obtain the required approval/signatures based on the following scenarios.
   1. Schedule adjustments during the first week of the part of term only require approval from the instructor.
   2. Schedule adjustments during the second week of each part of term requires approval from both the instructor and the Academic Dean.
   3. Late registration requests must obtain approval from both the instructor and the Academic Dean once the section begins.
2. The student submits the completed form to any of the division or department offices, the StarZone (located in the Gannon Building), or email the Registrar's Office at registrar@lcc.edu for a final approval and processing.
   1. Please note that some requests may be denied after obtaining approvals from the instructor and/or the Academic Dean due to seat availability, registration holds, or prerequisite errors. Students will be notified either in person or via LCC email if a request is denied.
3. The student will be notified either in person or via LCC email once request is approved and processed.

Dropping a Class

Students are responsible for dropping all courses they are not planning to attend and are responsible for payment of classes in which they are enrolled. Students should not assume they will be dropped from a class or classes for nonpayment, as there are many factors which will determine whether and when a student is dropped for nonpayment. It is the student's responsibility to verify his or her enrollment status. To verify enrollment status, students can view their schedule on the LCC Website.

Students should drop online until the deadline for each teaching period. Refunds are available based on the Refund Schedule above.

Please note: Dropping a class may require you to pay money back to the College if you have received financial aid. Contact the Financial Aid office before dropping!

Changing Grade Status: Audit/Credit

Students can change from audit to credit or credit to audit online until Monday, May 31st. After that, students must request the change in person at a Student Service Center.

Changing enrollment status may affect financial aid.

Residency

The last day to request a change in residency status is Monday, June 29th 2020.

You can view the complete residency policy and procedures on the policies, procedures, and regulations webpage.

To submit a request to change residency, please select the Student Declaration of Residency form on the Forms webpage.

Refunds

Students are responsible for dropping all courses they are not planning to attend, and are responsible for payment of classes in which they are enrolled. Refunds are available based on the schedule above.

Paying for Classes

Pay your bill to avoid having your classes dropped. Access your LCC Student E-mail Account for important updates.

If you are unfamiliar with your LCC student e-mail account, visit the Student Email Assistance page for a step-by-step guide to getting started.

Because of federal regulations, Financial Aid can only pay for classes that are in your major or program of study. It is important to keep your major updated and only register for courses needed so you don’t have to pay for classes without financial aid.

To update your major or program of study, access the Change of Program Request form.