Visiting Campus
Visiting Lakeland's campus is a great way to get a feel for the college and find out if Lakeland could be right for you.
We offer a variety of events for every prospective student, whether you're getting ready to graduate high school, an adult looking to retool a career or a student looking to transfer to Lakeland from another college or university.
We want all individuals to engage fully in our campus events, whether in person or online. If you need accommodations such as captioning or interpretation to participate, please contact us at recruitment@lakelandcc.edu or 440.525.7900. We appreciate a minimum of a 14 days' notice, but we will make every effort to accommodate all requests.
Learn more about Lakeland and tour campus in these recurring weekly events. Each session takes about one hour.
These sessions are perfect for high school juniors, seniors and recent high school graduates who are considering Lakeland Community College.
- Learn more about Lakeland and our steps for admission.
- Receive information about financial aid.
- Learn how you can earn you bachelor's or graduate degree at Lakeland.
- Take a walking tour of campus.
Register to join us on our next tour!
Campus Visit Day is for all prospective students! These events are held once per semester, and cover more information than our typical weekly Campus Tour and Information Sessions.
High schoolers, their parents, adult learners, transfer and transient students are welcome to visit campus and learn about:
- Steps for admission
- Financial aid information
- Walking tour of campus
Lakeland's Recruitment Center is now offering individual online appointments!
Thinking about becoming a Lakeland student but need more information? Please contact us with your questions or to set up an online appointment:
Phone: 440.525.7900
Email: recruitment@lakelandcc.edu
We are also happy to answer questions by phone, email, or Live Chat from our website.
These sessions focus on those students who are 25 or older and are considering enrolling at Lakeland Community College. Each sessions is designed to provide prospective students with an overview of:
- Lakeland Community College
- Degree and certificate programs
- Admissions process
- Financial aid
We will also cover topics on the minds of many adult learners who are considering returning to school which include:
- Child care
- Distance learning
- Tuition payment options
- Credit for prior learning and experience
- Resources to balance work, home and study
You will also have the opportunity to learn about pathways to completing a bachelor's or graduate degree through Lakeland's University Partnerships.
Registration is required!
To register, find an upcoming event here.
