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Lehigh Carbon Community College Holds Saturday Hours To Help Students Register For Spring 2022 Semester

Offices will be open on the main Schnecksville campus, as well as the Allentown and Tamaqua sites.

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Press release from Lehigh Carbon Community College:

January 4, 2022

For the convenience of students who are registering for the Spring 2022 semester, LCCC will hold enrollment days on two Saturdays in January from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. as follows:

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  • Saturday, Jan. 8
  • Saturday, Jan. 15

    • Offices will be open on the main Schnecksville campus, as well as the Allentown and Tamaqua sites. To contact any of these departments, use the email or phone number indicated below or come to campus.

  • Academic Advising – 610-799-1137 or adviseme@lccc.edu. You can schedule an advising appointment online also. (In-person at Schnecksville campus only.)
  • Admissions – 610-799-1575 or admissions@lccc.edu
  • Business Office – 610-799-1592 or bursar1@mymail.lccc.edu
  • Financial Aid – 610-799-1133 or finaid@mymail.lccc.edu (In-person at Schnecksville campus only.)
  • Registration and Student Records – 610-799-1171 or registrar@mymail.lccc.edu.

    • Students can also make an appointment for remote placement testing by contacting the Admissions Office (see contact information above). Testing will be set up within one business day. Students will receive directions and passwords when their testing is available.

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    The Bookstore on the Schnecksville campus will be open for in-store shopping from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students can also order textbooks and supplies online at www.lccc.edu/bookstore.

    All tuition payments are due at time of registration. Current students can register or make payment online through .

    This press release was produced by Lehigh Carbon Community College. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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