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Spring 2020COURSE SCHEDULE BOOKRegister online at lcc.edu
ContentsImportant Tuition Payment Information. 1Campus Map. 2Class Locations. 3Funding Your Education. 4How to Read Course Offerings. 5Course Index. 6Course Offerings. 10Alternative Delivery. 208Online Courses. 210Online/Hybrid Courses. 214Off-Campus Learning Locations/Courses. 216Weekend Courses. 220Variable-Date and Late-Start Courses. 220Community and Continuing Education. 227Registration Calendar. 234Assigned Web Registration. 234Teaching Periods. 235Adding a Class. 235Dropping a Class. 236Refunds. 236Changing Grade Status: Audit/Credit. 237Last Date to Change Residency Status. 237Tuition and Fees. 238Payments (General Information). 239Payment Due Dates. 240Methods of Payment. 241Installment Payment Plan. 241Refund Process. 242Admissions Information. 243Campus Visits. 243Center for Academic and Career Pathways(Advising). 243Online Advising. 243Career and Employment Services. 243Orientation. 243Skills Assessment. 243Establishing Skill Levels through Waiver. 244Establishing Skill Levelsby Placement Exams. 244Courses Needing Pre-approval. 244Prerequisite Coursesand Placement Scores. 244Registration Information. 245Proof of Residency. 245Student Identification Cards (StarCard). 245Parking. 245Auditing Classes. 246Financial Aid. 246Veteran and Military Affairs. 247State/Federal Laws Protectthe Privacy of Your Records. 247LCC Records Policy. 248Directory of Campus Services. 250LCC Police and Public Safety. 252Lansing Community College is committed to providing equal employment opportunities and equal education for all personsregardless of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, creed, ancestry, height, weight, sexual orientation, gender identity,gender expression, disability, familial status, marital status, military status, veteran’s status, or other status as protected by law,or genetic information that is unrelated to the person’s ability to perform the duties of a particular job or position or that isunrelated to the person’s ability to participate in educational programs, courses, services or activities offered by the college.The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: EqualOpportunity Officer, Washington Court Place, 309 N. Washington Square Lansing, MI 48933, 517-483-1730; EmployeeCoordinator 504/ADA, Administration Building, 610 N. Capitol Ave. Lansing, MI 48933, 517-483-1875; Student Coordinator504/ADA, Gannon Building, 411 N. Grand Ave. Lansing, MI 48933, 517-483-1885; Lori Willett, Human Resource Manager/Title IX Coordinator, Administration Building, 610 N. Capitol Ave. Lansing, MI 48933, 517-483-1870; Christine Thompson,Student Title IX Coordinator, Gannon Building, 411 N. Grand Ave. Lansing, MI 48933, 517-483-1261.Lansing Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The commission can be contactedat hlcommission.org or 800-621-7440. Its mailing address is 230 S. LaSalle St., Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604. TheDowntown Campus of Lansing Community College is located in downtown Lansing. Student service offices are located at422 N. Washington Square and can be contacted at lcc.edu or 517-483-1957.ii
Important tuition payment informationA college policy involving tuition and feepayments requires all students to:expenses, LCC offers Installment PaymentPlans as a convenient budget plan.n Pay tuition and fees in full.n Sign up for an Installment Payment Plan(available to all students).n Sign up for an Installment Deferred AidPayment Plan (available to financial aidstudents only).n Submit Third Party authorization (ifan employer, high school or agency issponsoring a student’s education). Thisdoes not include financial aid.This is not a loan program. With this paymentplan, students have no accumulated debt.There are no interest or finance chargesassessed, and there is not a credit checkrequired to participate. The cost toparticipate in the interest-free monthlypayment plan is a minimal per semester,nonrefundable enrollment fee.Students choosing to participate in theinstallment plan may pay for tuition and feesby automatic bank payment from a debit/credit card using MasterCard, Visa, Discoveror American Express. The Installmentpayment system will automatically withdrawa tuition payment on a stated date(s) of eachmonth from the bank account or credit card astudent designates for the payment plan.Students who do not complete one of theabove options by their payment due date willbe dropped from all of their classes. Paymentdue dates are based on the day a studentregisters. Payments are due by the paymentdue date listed on the student bill. Studentbills will be available to view in BannerStudent Self Service. Students will be notifiedby an e-mail sent to their LCC e-mail addresseach time a new bill is generated. After thesemester begins payment is due immediatelyupon registration.Visit the schedule webpage for moreinformation.For further details on payment plandeadlines and due date, visit the paymentoptions webpage.Installment Payment PlanTo help students meet their educational1
S3E6DowntownCampusS2S1Dur a nt Pa r kE12E111716E13Gannon RampPStudent andVisitor ve87Academic and OfficeFacility (AOF)3Huron Building (HB)4Washington CourtPlace (WCP)5University Center (UC)6Abel B. Sykes, Jr.Technology andLearning Center (TLC)Dart Auditorium (DRT)LCC Outside Amphitheater11Michigan Veteran’sMemorial12ShigematsuMemorial Garden1314Herrmann House (HH)15Health and HumanServices Building (HHS)16Early Learning Children’sCommunity (ELCC)17Paula D. CunninghamAdministration Building(ADM) (Includes Board Room)Rogers-Carrier House (RCH)515 North Capitol505 North CapitolS1, S2, S3, S7, S15, S16,S22, S23, P (Gannon Ramp)S26, Accessible ParkingS2929263S23Arts and Sciences (A&S)Mackinaw Building (MB)Student Parking6NorthCapitolRamp21819S225Gannon Building (GB)78910E/S73 blocks west:corner ofChestnut andSaginawstreets1Employee ParkingE28E2724AccidentFundRampE6, E7, E12, E17, E18,E27, E28E11 Child Care Parking OnlyE13 Special Permit ParkingVisitor ParkingPGannon RampIf you have difficulty accessing this map please visit LCC’s Downtown Campus webpage.2
Key to class locationsDowntown CampusLCC EastLansingBuilding NameBuilding AddressCityPhoneA&SArts and Sciences(Main Campus)419 Washington SquareLansing(517) 483-1957AISAIS ConstructionEquipment3600 North Grand RiverAvenueLansing(517) 321-8000BESSEYBessey Hall, MSUMichigan State UniversityEastLansing(517) 355-2168CAMWCapital Area MichiganWorks2110 South Cedar StreetLansing(517) 482-5579CARFCapitol Airport RangeFacility2300 West State RoadLansing(517) 321-8525DEMOHA Demonstration HallMichigan State UniversityEastLansing(517) 355-1635DRTDart Auditorium (MainCampus)500 North Capitol Avenue Lansing(517) 483-1957EASTLansing CommunityCollege East2827 Eyde ParkwayEastLansing(517) 483-1860GBGannon Building(Main Campus)400 NorthWashington SquareLansing(517) 483-1957HHSHealth and HumanServices Building(Main Campus)515 NorthWashington SquareLansing(517) 483-1957HOSPVarious HospitalsLIVCENLivingston Center atParker402 Wright RoadHowell(517) 545-3522MBMackinaw Building(Main Campus)430 North Capitol Avenue Lansing(517) 483-1957MSNAVNMason Jewett Field –LCC Hangar655 Aviation Drive(517) 483-1406ONLINEInternetTLCTechnology andLearning Center (MainCampus)400 North Capitol Avenue Lansing(517) 483-1957UCUniversity Center210 West ShiawasseeLansing(517) 483-9700VLMICHVarious Locations inMichiganWCBWest Campus Building 5708 Cornerstone DriveLansing(517) 267-5510WCPWashington CourtPlaceLansing(517) 483-1415WKSITEVarious WorksitesEast LansingHowellLivingston County CenterWest CampusABBR.LCC Main CampusDowntown Lansing 48933DowntownCampusWestCampus(WCB)LCC East(EAST)LivingstonCountyCenter(LIVCEN)402 Wright RoadHowell, MI 48843Visit the LCClocations webpagefor more information.309 NorthWashington SquareMasonIf you have difficulty accessing this key, please visit LCC’sKey to Class Locations and Learning Centers webpage.3
Funding your educationFree Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)Getting help with paying for college startswith completing the online Free Applicationfor Federal Student Aid, commonly known asthe FAFSA.order to sign the FAFSA electronically.What’s Next?LCC’s Financial Aid Office then uses detailsfrom the completed FAFSA application togenerate an award letter outlining studenteligibility for grants (including Federal Pellgrants and Federal Supplemental EducationalOpportunity Grants), Federal Direct StudentLoans, and work-study awards. The entireprocess can take four to six weeks so applyearly! Please note the Financial Aid Officemay request additional information beforedetermining your awards. You are expectedto check your LCC e-mail and myLCC accountfrequently to receive the most up-to-datefinancial aid communication and information.The federal student aid process includesretrieving data from a student’s federal taxreturns (or a dependent’s parent’s tax return)and other information through a securefederal Web site: fafsa.govFAFSA applicants will also be asked for aschool code. Lansing Community College’sschool code is 002278. Providing thisnumber on the application permits thefederal government to release student FAFSAinformation to LCC.Federal Student Aid Identification (FSA ID)A FSA ID is a username and password that isneeded during the FAFSA application process.The FSA ID serves as a legal signature forcompleting the FAFSA and should not beshared with anyone, including family members,school personnel, loan servicers or contactcenter agents. Parent(s) of a dependentstudent will also need to create a FSA ID inStaff members in LCC’s StarZone are availabledaily to answer questions and help studentssubmit their FAFSA application.Applying for Financial Aid?To apply for financial aid, electronically submitthe 2019 - 2020 FAFSA by the priority FAFSAfile date of December 1, 2019.4
How to Read Course OfferingsThe following course offering pages contain information you will need to register for all courses held on-campusand off-campus, including Learning Locations in the LCC service area. Classes are listed alphabetically by subjectarea and include offerings that run 16 weeks (full semester) or less. For complete course information regardingOnline Learning, Online/Hybrid, Weekend, and Variable Date options, refer to the Alternative Delivery section.For information regarding personal interest and enrichment offerings and noncredit continuing education, referto the Community and Continuing Education section. If you have difficulty accessing this information,please visit LCC’s catalog webpage.SPRING SEMESTER 2020CRN#TypeCr/BillHrsStart and End DatesPrerequisitePrevious courses, skilllevels, training orexperience required forthe courseOffers furtherclarification onthe courseand/or CRN(s)CRN NoteOffers furtherclarification forthe CRN/sectionTimeLocationSubject AreaCRN start and end dates.First class meeting isbased on day of the weekscheduled.Pass/Fail (P/Z)Course FeeThis course isgraded on apass/fail basisCourse fee for thecourse. Variablefees by section willbe identified in acourse or CRN note.Course TitleCourse NumberCourse NoteStart/End DaysDatesCourse OfferingsInstructorE/W*SAMPLESAMP 050Sample Course IPass/Fail (P/Z)Prerequisite: Minimum 2.0 in (SAMP101 or SAMP102) or concurrentlyRestriction: College MajorCo-requisite Course: SAMP102Recommended: Windows experienceCourse Note: This class requires Windows Vista and MS Word, MS Excel, and MS Access software forcompleting homework assignments.12494 Online4.00/5.0008/21-12/14ArrangedONLINE11897 B11897: Requires Windows XP, all other sections require Windows Vista.11898 112490 Lab/Lecture 4.00/5.0010/16-12/14TR6:10pm-10:00pmA&S-383B12505 Lab4.00/5.0008/21-12/14S9:10am-1:00pmLIVCENCourse Fee: 7.00Ropp RStaffSmith SClark KWerner JEWCRNCourse ReferenceNumber used toregister for sectionE/WEvening orWeekendSessionidentifiedLocationSchedule TypeDelivery method for the CRN:LabLab/LectureLab/Lecture/WorksiteIndependent f-PacedWorksiteCredit HoursThe number ofcredit hours forthe sectionSee the Key toClass Locations tofind out if a courseis held on or offcampus.Billing HoursMultiplier fordetermining tuitionfor the sectionDays and TimesClass or lab is in sessionM MondayT TuesdayW WednesdayR ThursdayF FridayS SaturdayU Sunday5InstructorFaculty memberassigned at the timeof the publication ofthis schedule. If“Staff” is indicated, afaculty member hasnot been assigned atthe time of publication.
SPRING SEMESTER 2020Course IndexSubjectAcademic ExperienceAccountingAerospace StudiesAnatomy/Physiology (See Biology)AnthropologyApprentice ProgramsArchitectureArt, Design and MultimediaAstronomyAutomotive Mechanical TechAviation Airframe MaintenanceAviation ElectronicsAviation General MaintenanceAviation - Powerplant MaintenanceBiologyBuilding MaintenanceBuilding ConstructionBusinessChemistryChild DevelopmentCivil TechnologyCommunicationsCommunity Health Serv EducComputer Info Tech - ApplicationsComputer Info Tech - DatabaseComputer Info Tech- FoundationsComputer Info Tech - NetworkingComputer Info Tech - ProgrammingComputer Info Tech-Repair/SupportComputer Info Tech - WebComputer ScienceCriminal JusticeDanceDental HygieneDesign and Construction MgmtDiagnostic Medical SonographyDigital Media, Audio, CinemaEconomicsEducationCourse IndexCodeACADACCGAEROBIOLANTHOfficeA&S 1106GB 1222A&S 1117A&S 3203A&S 2203WCB M103WCB M103GB 1222A&S 3203WCB M103Mason-Jewett AirportMason-Jewett AirportMason-Jewett AirportMason-Jewett AirportA&S 3203WCB M127WCB M103GB 1222A&S 3203HHS 108WCB M103GB 1222HHS 108WCB M103WCB M103WCB M103WCB M103WCB M103WCB M103WCB M103A&S 3203WCB M127GB 1222HHS 107WCB M103HHS 108GB 1222GB 1222A&S 9636466687071737479808183838688
SPRING SEMESTER 2020SubjectElectrical ApprenticeshipElectrical TechnologyElectrical LineworkerEmergency Med Services SemEmergency Medical TechnologyEnergy ManagementEnglishEnglish Language Studies ProgEnvironmental Science (See Biology)Fire ScienceFrenchGeographyGeologyGeospatial ScienceGermanGerontologyGovernment (See Political Science)Heat, Ventilation, and Air CondHeavy Equipment Repair TechHistoryHonorsHuman ServicesHumanitiesInsuranceIntegrated ScienceJapaneseJournalismKinesiology (See Physical Fitness)Labor RelationsLegal Assistant/ParalegalLinguisticsLiterature (See English)ManagementManufact Engineer Tech - DesignManufact Engineer Tech - MachiningManufact Engineer Tech - SystemsMarketingMassage TherapyMathematicsMedical AssistantMicrobiology (See Biology)Course ETSMKTGMASGMATHMEDABIOLOfficeWCB M127WCB M127WCB M127WCB M105HHS 108WCB M103A&S 1106A&S 1106A&S 3203WCB M127GB 1222A&S 3203A&S 3203WCB M103GB 1222HHS 108A&S 2203WCB M127WCB M103A&S 2203A&S 2335HHS 108A&S 2203GB 1222A&S 3203GB 1222A&S 1106HHS 108GB 1222WCB M127GB 1222A&S 1106GB 1222WCB M103WCB M103WCB M103GB 1222HHS 108A&S 3203HHS 108A&S 12913013113218113213313611013614214314514815015635
SPRING SEMESTER 2020SubjectMilitary ScienceMRI TechnologyMusicNeurodiagnostic TechnologyNoncredit Community EducationNoncredit Cont Ed - Building and DesignNoncredit Cont Ed - Health CareersNoncredit Cont Ed - TrainingNoncredit English LanguageNoncredit Social ScienceNursingParamedicPhilosophyPhotography TechnologyPhysical Fitness and Wellness –Fitness/Physical ConditioningPhysical Fitness and Wellness Health/Fitness Wellness EducPhysical Fitness and Wellness –KinesiologyPhysical Fitness and Wellness – WeightTrainingPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyRadiologic TechnologyReligionScience SeminarsScience Technology InternshipSign LanguageSocial WorkSociologySpanishStatisticsSurgical TechnologyTheatreUltrasound, DMSWelding TechnologyCourse URSPARAPHILPHOTPFFTOfficeA&S 1117HHS 108GB 1222HHS 108WCB M105WCB M105WCB M105WCB M105WCB M105A&S 1106HHS 108HHS 108A&S 2203GB 1222HHS PFHWHHS 108483-1410179PFKNHHS 108483-1410181PFWTHHS SOCLSPANSTATSURGTHEAIDMSWELDA&S 3203A&S 2203A&S 2203HHS 108A&S 2203A&S 3203A&S 3203GB 1222HHS 108A&S 2203GB 1222A&S 3203HHS 108GB 1222HHS 108WCB 023017117217317517719219519519719920020183203
SPRING SEMESTER 2020Course IndexContact InformationDivision/DepartmentArts and Sciences DivisionBusiness and Economics DepartmentCommunication, Media and the Arts DepartmentIntegrated English DepartmentMath and Computer Science DepartmentScience DepartmentSocial Science and Humanities DepartmentCommunity Education and Workforce Development Div.Center for Workforce TransitionCommunity EducationAdult EnrichmentYouth ProgramCorporate Training and Continuing EducationBusiness and Community InstituteContinuing EducationExtension CentersEastLivingston CenterCapital Area Michigan WorkseLearning DepartmentHealth and Human Services DivisionChild Development and Human Services ProgramsCommunity Health Services Education ProgramsDental Hygiene ProgramEmergency Medical Services ProgramsFitness and Wellness ProgramsMassage Therapy ProgramMedical AssistantMedical Imaging ProgramsNursing ProgramSurgical Technology ProgramTechnical Careers DivisionAviation TechnologyComputer Information TechnologiesPublic Service CareersTrades Technology9OfficeA&S 1117GB 1222GB 1222A&S 1106A&S 3203A&S 3203A&S 2203WCB 073483-1092483-1018483-1338492-5580WCB M105WCB M105483-1415483-1415WCB M105WCB M105483-1857483-1415EASTLIVCENCAMWTLC 427HHS 108HHS 108HHS 108HHS 107HHS 108HHS 108HHS 108HHS 108HHS 108HHS 108HHS 108WCB M103MSNAVNWCB M103WCB M127WCB 3-1570483-5338
SPRING SEMESTER 2020Course OfferingsAcademic ExperienceACAD100First Year College ExperiencePrerequisite Course: NonePlacement Score: Reading Level 5 or concurrent enrollment in (NCEL 101 or NCSS 101 or ENGL 098 or ENGL099 or ESOL 098 or ESOL 099)Course Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services website.CRN#TypeCr/BillStart/End 1.00/01/13Arranged ONLINEMadigan M1.0003/2381983Online1.00/01/13Arranged ONLINETroutman T1.0003/2381984Lecture1.00/01/13W8:10amA&S-0312 Menefee 333 Madigan M1.0003/313:50pm81986Lecture1.00/01/30R10:10am- A&S-2333 Madigan 2333 StaffE1.0004/016:00pmAccountingACCG100Practical Accounting Non-MajorPrerequisite Courses: NonePlacement Scores: Reading Level 4 and Math Level 4Course Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*Hrs.Dates80001Online3.00/01/13Arranged ONLINESorovigas S3.0005/11ACCG101Accounting Info for ManagementPrerequisite Course: NonePlacement Scores: Reading Level 4 and Math Level 40For current course offerings, access Banner via the Registration webpage.10InstructorE/W*Staff*E Evening; W Weekend
SPRING SEMESTER 2020Course OfferingsACCG102Special Topics in AccountingPrerequisite Course: Determined by SectionPlacement Score: Determined by SectionCourse Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates81015Online1.00/03/17Arranged ONLINESimpson L1.0005/11ACCG160Payroll Systems and TaxesPrerequisite Course: NonePlacement Scores: Reading Level 4 and Math Level 4Recommended: ACCG 100 or equivalent work ionGB-1428ACCG161Accounting with QuickbooksPrerequisite Courses: NonePlacement Scores: Reading Level 4 and Math Level 4Recommended: ACCG 100 or equivalent coursework or equivalent work 5/114:00pmInstructorE/W*Paape RInstructorE/W*Glohr EACCG210Principles of Financial AccgCourse Fee: 90Prerequisite Course: NonePlacement Scores: Reading Level 5 and Math Level 4Course Notes: 1) Textbooks for this course are included in the course fee. Access to the textbooks will be givenon the first day of class. 2) Students taking this course intending to transfer to MSU must also complete ACCG102, Principles Supplement (Spring semester), or ACCG 211. 3) An online course may require students to travelto an exam site for proctored exams. You may also request to test at an approved proctored location(additional fees may apply). For more information, please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates80008Online4.00/01/13Arranged ONLINEBreithart J4.0005/1180009Online4.00/01/13Arranged ONLINEStaff4.0005/1180014Online4.00/01/28Arranged ONLINESimpson L4.0005/11For current course offerings, access Banner via the Registration webpage.11*E Evening; W Weekend
SPRING SEMESTER 017Lecture80019Lecture80700LectureCourse pmGB-1275InstructorGB-1275ReedQuinlan SPaape RGB-1275StaffGB-3252ReedQuinlan SLlano GGB-1240EAST-202E/W*EReedQuinlan SACCG211Principles of Managerial AccgCourse Fee: 90Prerequisite Course: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 210Placement Scores: Reading Level 5 and Math Level 4Recommended: Intermediate Algebra or higherCourse Notes: 1) Textbooks for this course are included in the course fee. Access to the textbooks will be givenon the first day of class. 2) An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctoredexams. You may also request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For moreinformation, please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates80959Online4.00/01/13Arranged ONLINETrebesh H4.0005/1180025Online4.00/01/28Arranged m- GB-3235 Trebesh 1275 mEAST-112 Simpson L4.0005/115:20pmACCG220Intermediate AccountingPrerequisite Courses: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 211Placement Scores: Reading Level 5Recommended: Electronic spreadsheet 1Lecture4.00/01/13MW4.0005/11Time6:10pm8:00pmFor current course offerings, access Banner via the Registration webpage.12LocationGB-1232InstructorPutnam CE/W*E*E Evening; W Weekend
SPRING SEMESTER 2020Course OfferingsACCG221Intermediate Accounting IIPrerequisite Course: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 220Placement Scores: Reading Level 5Recommended: Electronic spreadsheet experienceCourse Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates80033Online4.00/01/13Arranged ONLINEPaape R4.0005/1180869Lecture4.00/01/13MW2:10pmGB-3235 Paape R4.0005/114:00pmACCG240Federal Income Tax ICourse Fee: 40Prerequisite Course: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 210Placement Scores: Reading Level 5Course Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates80036Online4.00/01/13Arranged ONLINETrebesh H4.0005/11ACCG245Accounting InternshipPrerequisite Course: None. Department Approval is required.Placement Scores: NoneRecommended: Minimum of 8 upper level ACCG 38Worksite rE/W*Putnam CACCG260Accounting SystemsPrerequisite Courses: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 211Placement Scores: Reading Level 5Recommended: Keyboarding experienceCourse Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates80040Online4.00/01/13Arranged ONLINEPutnam C4.0005/11For current course offerings, access Banner via the Registration webpage.13*E Evening; W Weekend
SPRING SEMESTER 2020Course OfferingsACCG271Principles of FinancePrerequisite Course: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 211Placement Scores: Reading Level InstructorSimpson LE/W*EACCG280Governmental AccountingPrerequisite Courses: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 211Placement Scores: Reading Level 5Course Note: An online course may require students to travel to an exam site for proctored exams. You mayalso request to test at an approved proctored location (additional fees may apply). For more information,please visit the Testing Services structorE/W*HrsDates81016Online2.00/01/13Arranged ONLINEMazure L2.0005/11ACCG290AuditingPrerequisite Courses: Minimum 2.0 in ACCG 221 or concurrentlyPlacement Scores: Reading Level 5InstructorSimpson LE/W*EAerospace StudiesAERO112USAF Heritage & Values IIPrerequisite Courses: NonePlacement Scores: NoneCourse Note: Call Aerospace Studies at MSU, 517-355-2168, for specific information regarding the AerospaceStudies - 1:50pmBESSEYStaff1.0004/282:40pmAERO113USAF Heritage & Values II-LabPrerequisite Courses: NonePlacement Scores: NoneFor current course offerings, access Banner via the Registration webpage.14*E Evening; W Weekend
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Lansing Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The commission can be contacted at hlcommission.org or 800-621-7440. Its mailing address is 230 S. LaSalle St., Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604. The Downtown Campus of Lansing Community College is located in downtown Lansing. Student service offices are located at
