Once a class is full, or when the difficult decision is made to cancel a class, we manually remove that class from the available options online.

You may register any time after open registration begins for that term; however, we do not offer prorated course fees for classes that have already started. 

All costs associated with Community Education classes are listed in the schedule of classes under the class description. Some classes have an additional fee for materials or supplies provided in the class. Other classes may require students to purchase supplies to bring to class. Payment is due at the time of registration. Submitting a registration form without payment does not guarantee your spot in the class.

Please call us (see contact card at the top of the page) to speak with an enrollment specialist. If you are prompted to leave a voice message, mention that you need to drop a class and we will return your call as soon as possible.

• Deadline for classes four weeks or less: Monday (or first business day) before the first class by 5:00pm
• Deadline for classes 5 - 11 weeks: Monday (or first business day) of the second week of class by 5:00pm

Although we try our best to avoid course cancellations, there are instances in which we must make those difficult decisions. Factors such as low enrollment, instructor availability, and unforeseen circumstances affect the final decision to cancel a class. 

In the event of a course cancellation, we will attempt to contact you via phone and we will leave a voice message, if possible. We will also send a message to the preferred email address that was provided on your registration form.

You will receive a full refund for a canceled class. You also have the option to switch into an alternative Community Education course.

Unscheduled closure announcements will be displayed in an alert banner at the top of the website as well as communicated with the local media. For more information, you can reference LBCC's Inclement Weather Protocols.

No, only registered individuals are allowed to attend classes.

Though Community Education classes are geared towards an adult audience, 16- and 17-year-olds can register for classes with parental consent unless otherwise noted in the class description. 15-year-olds must have both parental consent and instructor authorization to register. All minors must meet the age requirement at the time of registration.