CONCURRENT/DUAL CREDIT COURSES

Concurrent and Dual Credit Courses
(For High School Students)

Jumpstart Scholarship Information

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Concurrent courses are taught during the high school day by qualified instructors at each high school.

Dual Credit courses are any courses taken by high school students outside of the regular high school day, as regular college students. Students "may" also receive high school credit if the USD board approves such credit.

Concurrent/Dual Application Form (High school students use this form for ALL courses)

High School Cost

High School Concurrent Coordinators

High school students are not eligible for textbook scholarships. Some high schools opt to purchase the current LCC textbooks for concurrent students-check with your school!

Students taking Dual Credit courses (on LCC campuses or online) are responsible for purchasing their textbooks.

EXTENSION  COURSES

Labette Community College is proud to serve residents in several counties, including Labette and Cherokee.  Currently, we offer classes at the following sites:

Labette County - Altamont
LCC offers general education courses at Labette County High School  

Cherokee County - Baxter Springs, Columbus, Riverton, and  Cherokee Center

LCC reaches out to its outlying areas with many courses, services and programs. A broad range of courses including general education classes, workshops, and seminars are held at Baxter Springs High School, Columbus High School, Riverton High School, and Cherokee.

Click here for Regular LCC Class Schedule

 Evening Extension Coordinators
 

Placement Testing for all students:

Any new students or students with less than 12 academic credit hours admitted to LCC after fall 2004

MUST take English, math and reading placement tests

or have proof of acceptable ACT or SAT scores.

Click here for required placement scores

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For more information, contact the Academic Outreach Director at (620) 820-1221.

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