Policies

Repeated Courses A student seeking to take a course three or more times, including withdrawals, will be required to meet with an advisor to develop an individualized success plan. If a student takes a course at LCCC after already receiving transfer credits for that same course, the transfer credits will be excluded and the LCCC credits will be included.

The entire official academic transcript, including all transfer credits as well as credits that appear even though the student was granted academic restart, will be reviewed even if the student was not a financial aid recipient. 2. The number of credit hours successfully completed including transfer credits or credits that appear on the official academic transcript even if the student was granted academic restart divided by the number of credit hours attempted. (The minimum cumulative GPA does not include transfer credits.) Maximum Length of Time Federal regulations indicate that a student may receive financial aid for no longer than 150% of the published length of his/her educational program. A student will not receive financial aid after having attempted 90 credits (including transfer credits or credits appearing on an official academic transcript as a result of academic restart). A student will not receive financial aid after having attempted 45 credits (including transfer credits or credits appearing on an official academic transcript as a result of academic restart).

• Transfer credits accepted from other schools are counted towards completion of the student’s program as both attempted and completed hours.

Students may also transfer credits to various four-year colleges or universities toward a bachelors degree. Program Notes: Up to nine PLG credits will be accepted for transfer into LCCC’s PLG program from an ABA-approved program. Total PLG transfer credit and credit by assessment are limited to nine credits.

Advisor Notes Up to nine PLG credits will be accepted for transfer into LCCC’s PLG program from an ABA-approved program. Total PLG transfer credit and credit by assessment are limited to nine credits.

This course will serve as a foundational anchor for the students to engage in and explore more advanced and specialized fields of the entertainment industry.This course will align itself with the requirements of most four year Theatre degree programs as to allow for the transfer credits.