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A BRIGHTER FUTURE Lone Star College Open House set for April 2
You’re invited!
Open house April 2 • 4-7 p.m.
Deciding where go to college can be hard. There are so many things to think about, making it feel overwhelming. That’s why Lone Star College is hosting Open Houses April 2 to help answer your questions. “Lone Star College cares about my success, education and well-being,” said Johnesia David, LSC student. “Lone Star College provides students with all type of resources from tutoring, to counseling, scholarships and more.” LSC representatives will be on hand to answer questions about degree and certificate options. Financial aid information will also be available to help students learn about options to help pay for college. “Attending an open house is a wonderful way to learn more about Lone Star College in
3200 College Park Drive, Conroe, TX 77384-4500
LSC is hosting Open Houses at its campuses for students and parents to learn about the many programs offered.
an informal and friendly setting,” said Stephen C. Head, Ph.D., LSC chancellor. Check it out at LoneStar.edu/OpenHouse.
LSC Fall registration begins April 4 Don’t wait or hesitate!
LoneStar.edu/OpenHouse
Building a skilled workforce
Spring may be in the air, but it’s not too early to get a jump on fall classes at Lone Star College. Registration for the upcoming fall semester kicks off April 4. More than 99,000 credit and non-credit students made the smart choice last
fall, getting an affordable education close to home. You’ll find lots of choices, from Fast Track certificate programs and two-year associate degrees, to the 2+2 academic transfer program – two years at LSC and transfer for two years at a four-year university. Want to get trained for a new career? LSC workforce options are designed with students in mind. Get ready to work in the hottest industries like computer technology, cybersecurity, health care, logistics, welding, auto repair, HVAC-R and more! Like to save money? Students and their parents enjoy taking advantage of low tuition -- about $800 for a 12-credit-hour semester of classes and lots of great clubs and student organizations along with intramural and club sports. Don’t wait, don’t hesitate! Register at LoneStar.edu/start to Start Close and Go Far at Lone Star College.
LSC can help you get trained and get hired with the skills employers are looking for to land a great paying career with lots of potential. Choose an associate degree to transfer to a university or an Associate of Applied Science degree or certificate to get a job today! The more you learn, the more you earn. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/ Workforce to find a career that is right for you!
Lone Star College Board of Trustees
District 6 Myriam Saldívar,
District 1 Michael Stoma, Trustee District 2 Ernestine M. Pierce, Trustee District 3 Alton Smith, Ed.D., Chair District 4 Art Murillo, Secretary District 5 David A. Vogt, Trustee
Vice Chair District 7
Linda S. Good, J.D., Assistant Secretary District 8 Mike Sullivan, Trustee District 9 Ken E. Lloyd, Trustee
Stephen C. Head, Ph.D., Chancellor
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