Academic Pathways
Business, Entrepreneurship and Culinary Arts
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in accounting, management, sales, marketing, human resources, entrepreneurship (owning your own business), customer service, computer information systems, culinary arts and business transfer programs.
Computer and Information Technologies
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in network systems, mobile device application and development, software development, web design and development, computer gaming, hardware maintenance, computer security, computer forensics, IT for healthcare, and computer and information technologies transfer programs.
Engineering Technology and Manufacturing
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in electrical and mechanical engineering technology; microelectronic manufacturing or MEMS, welding, computer engineering and engineering technology and manufacturing technology transfer programs.
Health and Wellness
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in nursing, health-related occupations that work in a hospital or healthcare setting, exercise and fitness, and health and wellness transfer programs.
Human Services, Social Sciences, Public Safety and Education
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in social work, psychology, journalism, counseling, public administration, education and public safety forces, along with associated transfer programs.
Liberal and Creative Arts
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in humanities, literature, music, photography, theatre, religion, philosophy, foreign language, digital arts and associated transfer programs.
Science and Math
Programs and majors in this pathway lead to careers in mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, sustainable agriculture, environmental, and associated transfer programs.
Fast Track Programs
A number of grants and programs support access to Fast-Track programs at little or no cost. Examples include the Ohio Work Ready Grant, IMAP- Individual Micro Credential Assistance Program, Oberlin Social Promise, Elyria Skills City, and more. LCCC will identify the funding source that best matches your situation, so you can focus on academic and career success.
Personal and Professional Development/Non-Credit Education
Continuing education courses are non-credit. Both credit and non-credit programs both provide valuable job skills for a great career.
Undecided Students
Identifying and finding the right career or major can be a challenge for college students. LCCC provides career decision tools to help every student make a well-informed career decision.