Transfer Students
Transfer Center
The Transfer Center helps students transfer beyond the community college into public, private or independent four-year colleges and universities. Transferring to a four-year college or university is an important step in a student's educational career and typically requires students to be transfer-ready before applying for admission. Services include workshops, activities, events, LCCC campus visits by university representatives, visits to other college campuses and advising with our academic advisors and the University Partnership transfer coordinator. The transfer team can also connect students with instructors who can help with future academics, internships and career goals.
The Transfer Center has a wealth of resources, including:
- Application assistance
- Assistance with Transfer Application Essays and Scholarship Application Essays through the LCCC Writing Center
- Transfer pathways and partnerships exploration
- Information about schools, programs and scholarships
- Connections to staff and faculty at four-year schools
- General transfer planning assistance
- Transfer fairs and events
- Tours of LCCC and four-year institutions
- Access to computer labs
- Transcript requests through the Transcript Center
Transfer to the University Partnership
The University Partnership at Lorain County Community College was created to bring bachelor’s and master’s degrees to Lorain County. The combination of LCCC coursework and University Partnership coursework is the best value in higher education. Many of these degrees can be completed with three years of coursework from LCCC (at LCCC rates) and only one year at university rates. All university partners have their own procedures for transferring. Contact the University Partnership office to connect with the appropriate partner advisor or visit the University Partnership or the LCCC Transfer Center for more information.
LCCC Students and Students from other Colleges and Universities Transferring to the University Partnership
All university partners have their own procedures for transferring. It is advisable to schedule a meeting with a UP advisor. Contact the University Partnership office to be directed to the appropriate advisor or visit the University Partnership on the website for more information.
LCCC Students Transferring to Another College or University
Credit earned at LCCC is transferable to the four-year institution of the student’s choice so long as the student has met the requirements of the receiving institution. The State of Ohio guarantees that equivalent courses transfer and will apply toward degree objectives in the same manner they would if the course had been taken at the receiving institution.
Review the State of Ohio Transfer 36 (in this publication) with an academic advisor to maximize the benefit of this block transfer of credit mechanism.
Individualized Transfer Plans
If academic goals are not reflected in the College’s University Partnership programs or transfer agreements, meet with an advisor to develop an Individualized Transfer Plan (ITP). An ITP is tailored to individual needs, curriculum and academic background and to the college or university the student is planning to transfer to after attendance at LCCC.