Wilkes-Barre
* Dedicated Center
Class Location:
Wilkes-Barre Center
2 Public Square
Wilkes-Barre PA, 18702
570-740-0780
1-800-377-5222 ext 7780
Welcome to the Wilkes-Barre Center!
In partnership with the Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Business and Industry, LCCC established its Wilkes-Barre Center located at 2 Public Square in downtown Wilkes-Barre.
While responding to the training needs of business and industry, the Wilkes-Barre Center also provides a variety of opportunities for high school graduates and working adults to upgrade skills or learn new ones through both credit and credit free programs.
The Center is a complete educational training facility featuring three networked computer labs, seminar rooms, traditional class- rooms, video-conferencing equipment, "smart classrooms", roll-about units, and complete presentation equipment. The Center also offers unique 13-week class schedules for students' convenience.
The Wilkes-Barre Center is here to help you no matter where you are in your education journey. Let our dedicated staff help you:
- Apply to the college
- Scheduling and completing your placement test
- Registering for classes
- Assistance with academic advisement and support
- Signing up for a tutor
- Campus tours
- And much more...
With both in-person and online classes available, the Wilkes-Barre Center offers the following degree programs:
- A.S. Criminal Justice
- A.S. General Studies
- A.S. Social Work
- A.A.S. Criminal Justice
- A.A.S. Human Services
- A.A.S. Legal Assisting (Paralegal)
Looking for something a bit different?
- Still in high school? No problem! High school students can start earning college before even graduating (at a much lower tuition rate).
- Students can complete a wide range of General Education requirements for a variety of other programs.
- Attending another college/university? Students can enroll as visiting student.
The Adult Learners' Training and Assistance (ALTA) Program
The Adult Learners' Training and Assistance Program (ALTA) has offered adult learning since 1987 through free programs here at the Wilkes-Barre center (as well as at two other LCCC sites). Programs are designed to enhance adult learners' basic skills through classes in high school equivalency (GED) preparation, English As a Second Language instruction, Family Literacy, and Digital Literacy. These educational programs help adults with the skills and knowledge to achieve their personal, academic, and professional goals. For more information, and to be placed on the list for classes, please visit https://www.luzerne.edu/workforce/alta/.
Virtual Tour
Just a taste of things to come (Student Activities):
The Wilkes-Barre Center prides itself on student life and activities. Although just an extension center, we strive to create a full campus feel. Some activities students of the Wilkes-Barre Center can enjoy include:
- Meet the President events
- Welcome Back Bash!
- Pumpkin Decorating
- Monthly Movies
- Monthly Bingo
- SPIRIT Week
- Helping the community events
- Blood Drive
- Community Parades
- Food Drive
- Toy/Holiday Donations
- Holiday Door Decorating
- Career Fairs
- And much much more!
Food Pantry and Clothing Closet:
The Wilkes-Barre Center Student Food Pantry provides food to our students who are experiencing food insecurity or may need supplemental food options or personal care items such as shampoo, soap, hats, or gloves. Stop by for some nutritious food and snacks.
The new clothing closet features casual to formal, interview and professional attire, all free of charge to LCCC students. The newly-expanded clothing closet will provide a wrap-around service coupled with the Peter J. Lello Student Food Bank which works to fight hunger and food insecurity among students of LCCC.
* * * Center Announcements * * *
Wilkes-Barre Center Toys for Tots Collection The Wilkes-Barre Center will be participating in a Toys For Tots event. Students who bring in new toys will be entered into a raffle. One raffle ticket per toy. Toys for Tots runs from November 18th to December 6th. |
Deck the Door Contest! November 25th â?? December 11th Rules of the Contest:
1. Students must register for a door at the reception desk 2. Groups of 1-5 students allowed per door 3. Students can only decorate their registered door when NO CLASS is in session (no permanent paint or markers) 4. Limited supplies will be provided but students can bring in their own 5. Doors must be decorated by December 11th and removed by December 18th 6. Have fun, be unique and show us your creativity
Doors will be judged and voted on by faculty and staff of the Wilkes-Barre Center on December 12th |
Wilkes-Barre Center Open Forum, November 26th! Come join us for our open forum. Share your ideas on how to improve the center. This is open to all students, faculty and staff.
Forum will be held in room 102 on November 26th from 4-5pm. |
Thanksgiving Recess The college will be closed from November 28th to December 2nd for Thanksgiving Recess. Classes will resume on Tuesday, December 3rd. Enjoy your Thanksgiving break. |