Log into Self Service with your LCCC Student Email account. Click on Student Finance.

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Scholarships

Once you complete your FAFSA and all required steps, please log into self-service to accept your award and review if you have a credit balance (negative balance). If you do, please contact the Business office to request a bookstore account be set up using the anticipated credit balance up to $1,000. Once the bookstore account is set up, it will show on your student account as a miscellaneous charge. It is ready to be used at LCCC Trailblazer bookstore using your student ID.

Money to assist you with unexpected book purchase assistance.

Work on campus in a part-time job. You must be eligible for federal aid, demonstrated a financial need, and are enrolled in a minimum of 6 credits.

Work Study

A "Request for Tuition Adjustment" is a refund policy exception process available if you experienced an extenuating circumstance outside of your control.

Tuition Adjustment Request

Tuition and Fees Refund Policy

Luzerne County Community College complies with Title IX and prohibits discrimination in all programs and activities on the basis of sex.

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Academic, social, athletic and cultural clubs and organizations that interest you and feed your personal development.

Student Clubs & Organizations

Honor society offering scholarship and leadership opportunities, on and off-campus.

Honor Societies

Meet your health goals at LCCC! The College's Fitness Center is comprised of a Weight Training Room, Cardio Room, and Aerobics/Yoga Room all at your services. It is located at the Campus Center, building 10 2nd floor.

Fitness Center

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Join our tutor team, help a student and earn some money! Peer tutoring positions are available in a variety of subjects.

Peer Tutor

Students helping students through mentoring, example, and collaboration. Join the peer mentor team and earn some money!

Peer Mentor

Faculty, alumni and student-run governance body that are decision-makers on College activities and policies. Students may serve in the Student Committee of the Senate, the Enrollment Management Team, and on the College Senate. If interested in participating, please email studentlife@luzerne.edu.

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We all struggle now and then or there may be times when you just need to talk with someone. LCCC Counseling Department is here to support you. If you need assistance with adjusting to college life or are struggling with a personal or academic situation, we have a team of professional counselors to assist you and help you in navigating this season of your life. We can also connect you to a peer mentor who has been trained and is eager to help you succeed by guiding you from a student perspective. If appropriate, we can also refer you to community resources for long-term counseling support or other relevant services. LCCC Counseling Department is located in the Campus Center on the Nanticoke Campus, however, all services are available remotely. We are here to help you reach your full potential and help alleviate barriers to your success.

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Counseling Student Resources

Luzerne County Community College AllOne Recovery Educational Institute (AREI) provides innovative and holistic support for students in recovery to achieve their educational and career goals and sustain recovery.

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KEYS is a referral program available to individuals who are receiving either TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) or SNAP (Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program) benefits and are enrolled or intend to enroll at Luzerne County Community College. The KEYS program provides academic, personal and career support services to participants while they are attending the college.

KEYS

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. Head Start has an on-campus location at LCCC's Nanticoke Campus.

Child Care

ACT 101 is an academic supportive program focused on helping you graduate. The program serves students who tested into one or more developmental courses, have earned a GED, be a language learner, or returning adult that has been out of school for 5 or more years, and meet income guidelines.

ACT 101

Career planning and job search services to guide towards your dream job.

Career Services

Help finding the best four-year college that meets your education, financial need and career aspirations.

Transfer Services

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