Extended Campus Programs
Application Information
Admission Requirements
The admissions profile for full admissions to an extended campus program of Lees-McRae College is as follows
- Associate degree or equivalent from an accredited institution, OR 60 semester/90 quarter hours or better of transfer credit with a grade of “C” or better in all transferred coursework.
- Completion of specific prerequisite coursework as outlined by a specific program of study.
- Personal characteristics, motivation, and integrity.
- Leadership ability as demonstrated by participation in school, community, or religious organizations.
Admission Procedures
First Time Students
The following guidelines address admissions procedures to all Lees-McRae College extended campus programs. Please address questions concerning extended campus program admissions to the appropriate Program Coordinator.
Program coordinators will provide prospective students with admissions application packets. These packets will contain the following
- Lees-McRae College Extended Campus Application
- Fee Schedule
- Transcript Request Forms
Applicants will submit original documentation to the program coordinator. Coordinators will forward completed application packets to the Office of Extended Campus Programs along with recommendations for admission to the extended campus program(s).
The Director of Extended Campus Programs will send students letters of acceptance to Lees-McRae College. Students may be fully accepted or accepted with stated conditions.
Students who apply late for admission into the extended campus programs must complete their files before they are allowed to register for classes. Students have one week after the start of class (the end of the standard Drop/ Add period) to complete their files.
Students enrolled in Lees-McRae College's extended campus programs are usually eligible for financial aid. All students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) which is used to determine financial need. Once students are admitted to LMC and have completed the FAFSA, they receive an Award Letter from LMC's Financial Aid Office that outlines the financial assistance available to them.
Readmissions
Any student who fails to register for any given term must apply for readmission to be reinstated to an extended campus program. An application for readmission should be filed with the Office of Extended Campus Programs at least two weeks prior to the opening of the term in which a student wishes to resume studies.