Matriculation Orientation: 3. Admissions & Records
The Admissions and Records staff are part of the Student Success Team. They will process your admissions application, give you a Student Identification Number (ID), and give you a date to register for your classes. The Admissions and Records Office is also the place where you can request your transcript, get verification of enrollment, process add and drop requests, and file petitions. You will know the Student Success Team members on campus by their distinctive blue or yellow tee shirts! They are here to help.
Prior to registration, new matriculating students who have submitted an application are required to make an appointment to take assessment test, if they have not been assessed at another college, or taken prerequisite coursework at another college.
To view requirements, procedure and general information, please click here to visit the Admissions and Records webpage.
Attn: Refer to inside front cover of Schedule of Classes for deadline dates, or see counselor.
The college catalog is a detailed description of all important information, regulations, policies, degrees and certificates offered, program requiremnets and course descriptions. The shcedule of calsses is a listing of all courses being offered each semester.
An Add Permit is required once school has started. Adding to a class after school has started is at the discretion of the instructor. Go to the class you want to add, at the time the class is scheduled to meet, and ask the instructor for an "Add Permit Card".
Attn: Make sure to submit all your add permits to the Registration Office.
Some instructors accept students later, than others. Ideally, you will have enrolled in all of your classes before school starts. In other words, don’t wait until the last minute!
DROP CARD
Dropping a class - "It is the student’s responsibility to adhere to the deadline dates listed on the inside front cover of the current Schedule of Classes".
TWO WAYS TO DROP A CLASS
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You may drop classes on the Internet by the deadline at www.lahc.edu. |
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You may drop classes in person by filling out the "Drop Card" and turning it in to the Admissions & Records Office. |
Be aware that short term and “PACE” classes have different deadline dates. Remember that it is your responsibility to drop classes you are no longer attending to avoid earning failing grades.
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