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We’re glad you’re interested in attending LBCC. The steps to apply are different depending on which path you choose to take.

 

Option 1: Take Courses to Earn a College Degree or Transfer to a University

If you’re working toward a degree or certificate, intend to register for six or more credits, or have applied for financial aid, you must complete the admission process. As a fully admitted student, you will be eligible for priority registration as either a full-time or part-time student and be considered for federal financial aid, if you applied. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. For all programs, the college reserves the right to give higher priority to district residents.

Here are the steps to apply:

Step 1: Create a WebRunner account to begin the online application.

Step 2: When prompted, select the Application Type that best meets your academic goals.

Step 3: After completing your application, someone from the LBCC Admissions Office will email you.

Step 4: Complete the new student orientation.

Step 5: Register for classes.

Note: If you're not sure what application type to choose, or if you have any questions about filling out an application, give us a call at 541-917-4811 or email admissions@linnbenton.edu.

 

Option 2: Take Non-Credit Classes for Fun or Personal/Professional Development or Earn a GED

Class offerings include language and writing, recreation and dance, computers and technology, fitness and health, music and art, and more. With about 200 passionate instructors, LBCC serves of the communities of Albany, Corvallis, Lebanon, and surrounding areas. Programs are also available for adult students wishing to earn their GED or gain the skills needed to succeed in school or work.

Choose below for steps to apply:

Community education classes

Please click here to look at the Community Education class options and register.

Questions? Contact the Office of Admissions or read more about Non-Credit Classes & Training. 

Employee training

Corporate Training and Professional Development is a customized program for businesses and individuals. The sessions are facilitated by Terri Houde. For more information and to register contact Terri at  houdet@linnbenton.edu or visit LBCC’s corporate training page. 

Driver’s education and safety

Learn more and get contact info for LBCC’s Driver Education & Vehicle Safety programs.

Writing, math, or reading skills improvement classes

Step 1: Review the Adult Basic Skills Orientation Guide. 

Step 2: Attend a free two-day orientation session. These are held throughout the year and offered in Albany, Corvallis, and Lebanon. If you are age 16 or 17, you will need to bring special paperwork with you to the orientation.

Step 3: Register for class. There is a $33 non-refundable fee when you register.

Questions? Contact the Office of Admissions or LBCC’s Adult Education department.

Earn a GED

Step 1: Visit the GED website.

Step 2: Attend a free two-day orientation session. These are held throughout the year and offered online and in Albany, Corvallis, and Lebanon. If you are age 16 or 17, you will need to bring special paperwork with you to the orientation.

Step 3: Register for class. There is a $33 non-refundable fee when you register.

Questions? Contact the Office of Admissions or LBCC’s GED & Adult Education department.

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