Long Beach City College Long Beach, CA
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| Address: | 4901 E. Carson St. Long Beach, CA 90808-1706 |
| Phone: | (562) 938-4111 |
| General Site: | www.lbcc.edu |
| Admissions: | admissions.lbcc.edu/ |
| Application: | www.lbcc.edu/ole.cfm |
Long Beach City College
- Located in Long Beach, CA
- Public
- 26,517 students enrolled
- - admitted
- $1,008 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Tips for Prospective Students
- Avery from Long Beach, CA
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May-19-2013
I am
a current student here
Students who are planning on attending should try and join a sport. One reason is so you can get priority registration and get any class you need.
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- Andrya from Riverside, CA
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May-06-2013
I am
a current student here
get involved know whats going on on campus.
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- Lisseth from Inglewood, CA
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May-06-2013
I am
a current student here
A tip is that if your enrolled in a class make sure you everything in your power to pass it. If you don't then it will ruin your financial aid and next time you try to take the same class you might not be able to take it. Its better to start off strong than slack off and procrastinate in your career.
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- Kenneth from Long Beach, CA
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Apr-20-2013
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a current student here
Study hard, get into your classes early.
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- Joinie Charlien from Long Beach, CA
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Apr-05-2013
I am
a current student here
Stay on top of your work. Take advantage of the learning centers; they are free. Apply for financial aid and scholarships.
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