Figure out how long you need to spend there and use that time to chip away at your degree. It is important to figure out how much time you need as you want to maximize the value you get out of your education. Staying there too long will delay your bacheleor's. Make sure you chat with a counselor beforehand to get a plan.

If you are tight on money by your books online and check around most the time LFCC has great textbook prices.

Contact the counseling and advising office as well as the financial aid department and set up an appointment to plan everything out, take everything with you to make it a speedy process.

If you are a student who is starting college fresh out of high school and then planning to transfer, I would suggest getting dual-enrollment classes in at the high school or even starting to take credits through LFCC during high school. For students already enrolled, make sure that you figure out as quickly as possible what your long term goals are so that you can take proper classes!

To new students, I recommend becoming involved in various student activities. Students do not connect here as much as they might at another college because everyone goes back to their own homes at the end of the day. Student activities make up for that fact.