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Summer 2017Registration InformationWAIT LIST INFORMATIONYou cannot add to a wait list IF:WAIT LIST INFORMATION Enrollment appointment date/time has not yet beenreachedLBCC uses an auto-enroll from the wait list process.Auto-enroll will automatically enroll wait listed studentswhen a seat becomes available. The auto-enroll processwill occur on a nightly basis. You will not be notified ifyou are automatically enrolled. Check your scheduledaily to see if you are enrolled from the wait list. Prerequisites/co-requisites for the class are not met Maximum units to wait list have been reached: FALLand SPRING 12 units; SUMMER 8 units;NOTE: If you are automatically enrolled in a class, theremay be additional fees that must be paid by thepayment deadline. Check your student self-servicedaily. Class is not available for wait listing – instructorconsent required You have a hold on your accountYou will NOT be auto-enrolled from the wait listIF any one of the following exists: The last day to wait list has passed The wait list is full Current enrollment in a different section of the samecourse You’ve already enrolled or are wait listed in anothersection of the same class Time conflict between a currently enrolled class andthe wait-listed classPAYMENT IS DUE UPON COMPLETIONOF THE REGISTRATION PROCESS.Check the amount owed by clicking onCampus Finances then Account Inquiry. Co-requisites or prerequisites for the class have notbeen met Term unit limit is exceededFor Admissions and Records Office hours,please visit http://admissions.lbcc.edu/ Course repetition: you’ve already taken the course –W grade includedNOTE: If you are repeating a course, you must completea Petition to Repeat a Course and submit it to theAdmissions Office at either campus.Refund of Enrollment FeesEnrollment fees will be automatically refunded to studentswho OFFICIALLY withdraw during the refund/transfer period.A balance due is not cleared by never attending a class for whicha student has registered. California State Law States:NOTE: The last day you can add to a wait list is theSaturday before the start of the class.California Administrative Code Title 5, Division 6, Chapter 9,Subchapter 6, Section 58508, Refunds: A community collegedistrict governing board shall refund upon request any enrollmentfee paid by a student pursuant to section 58501 for programchanges made during the first two weeks of instruction for aprimary term-length course, or by the 10 percent point of thelength of the course for a short-term course. (For example, the10 percent point for a eight week course would be one week).Refunds will NOT be given for drops after the deadline. Specialaction requests MUST be circumstances beyond the control ofthe student such as accident, medical emergency, etc. and haveverifiable documentation.NOTE: If you were not automatically enrolled and wishto add a class that you were wait-listed, attend thefirst class meeting and request a permission numberfrom the instructor. If it is an online class, contact theinstructor via e-mail on the first day of class to requesta permission number to add the class.L O N GB E A C HC I T Y8C O L L E G E

Summer 2017Registration InformationOPEN REGISTRATIONAppointments are not neededduring open registrationADD/DROP DEADLINESFor individual course add/drop deadlinesplease go online at: www.LBCC.edu/admissionsOPEN REGISTRATIONApril 24 - June 11, 2017online and in-personIf you require special assistanceduring registration please contactthe services listed here:IN-PERSON HOURSMonday - Thursday: 8 AM - 6 PMJune 19, 2017* Permission from instructor is needed to registerfor classes beginning the week of June 19, 2017Disabled Students: Get registrationassistance from the Disabled StudentsProgram & Services Office at LAC (562) 9384558 or (562) 938-4833 TTY or PCC (562)938-3921.June 19 - 22, 2017IN-PERSON HOURSMonday - Thursday 8 AM - 6 PMEOPS & CARE: A state-funded programproviding support for students with language,social, & economic hardships to help themachieve academic success. Obtain eligibilityinformation from the Extended OpportunityPrograms & Services staff. Call LAC at (562)938-4273 or PCC at (562) 938-3097.* You must use your permission number to enroll in theclass. You may do this online through your student center.Make sure you enroll completely! If you need assistanceplease come to an Admissions & Records Office before thedeadline. Late adds will not be permitted.Schedule of Classes is available inalternative formats*In compliance with Section 508 of theWorkforce Investment Act of 1998, the LongBeach Community College District providesthe schedule of classes and other collegepublications in alternative formats. If you arean individual who requires special assistanceand would like materials in an alternativeformat, contact Disabled Students Programs& Services at (562) 938-4558 (voice) or (562)938-4833 (TDD). The Disabled StudentsPrograms & Services is located on the LiberalArts Campus (LAC), 4901 E. Carson Street,Long Beach, CA 90808; and the PacificCoast Campus (PCC), 1305 E. Pacific CoastHighway, Long Beach, CA 90806.If you do not pay your fees at the time of registration, youwill not be allowed to add any classes to your schedule.Please make sure you take care of any fees you mayowe prior to the permission number deadline or you willnot be able to add the class.You may pay fees with cash, check, money order or. The credit card must be presented tothe Cashier. If the credit card is not yours, you MUSTHAVE A LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION signed by thecardholder permitting you to use the card specificallyfor registration at LBCC.NOTE: Make a copy of this letter of authorization for yourrecords as the original must be kept by the LBCC Cashier- NO EXCEPTIONS.*PLEASE NOTE: The deadline dates MAYfall on the weekend. ONLY the Onlineregistration system is available during theweekends, holidays and flex days until 11 PM. Ifyou need assistance please come to the Admissions& Records Office on either campus by 5:30 PM onthe Thursday prior to the stated deadline date.L O N GB E A C H9C I T YC O L L E G E

Summer 2017Registration InformationPREREQUISITES AND COREQUISITESSome courses require a prerequisite and/or a corequisite. A prerequisite is a course or assessment that must besatisfactorily completed before a higher level course may be taken. A corequisite is a course that must be taken in thesame term as another course, such as a science class with a concurrent lab.The system will block your priority registrationunless you have met the prerequisites.You can meet prerequisite requirements by:Qualification through the assessment test at LBCC and beplaced in that courseORCompletion of the prerequisite at LBCC with the finalgrade of Pass, “C,” or better ORCompletion of the prerequisite at another school with a“C” or better.Note: High school coursework must have a “B” or betterfor math courses.Challenging Course Requisites and LimitationsReasons for challenging requisites or limitations mustinclude one or more of the following:1. A requisite course is not reasonably available over aperiod of several semesters;2. You believe the requisite or limitation was established in violation of a regulation or District approvedprocess of establishing requisites and limitations;3. You believe the requisite or limitation isdiscriminatory or being applied in a discriminatorymanner; or4. You have the documented knowledge or ability tosucceed in the course.You may download the form at:http://www.lbcc.edu/Admissions/forms/cfm orobtain one at the Admissions and Records Office.If you met the prerequisite at another school:Provide an official transcript along with a completed“Prerequisite Course Evaluation Form.”You can download the form at: http://www.lbcc.edu/Admissions/forms.cfm or pick one up at the Admissions &Records Office. You must submit the transcripts andevaluation form to the Records office for evaluationby April 14, 2017 in order to insure your prerequisiteis evaluated for the Spring semester.File your Requisite Challenge form with the School orDepartment Head responsible for the course you wantto enter. If your challenge is approved or the Districtfails to resolve your challenge in a timely manner,you may register for the challenged class during yournormal registration period. If no space is available inthe challenged class at the time you file, the Districtwill resolve your challenge prior to the beginning ofregistration for the next term.After the April 14, 2017 deadline, you must come toAdmissions on your online priority appointment date forprocessing. Prerequisites turned in during open registrationwill be processed for the following semester.You are required to register withthe Selective Service within 30 daysof reaching your 18th birthday.3. The potential penalties for not registering: Young men who areconvicted of failure to register may be fined up to 250,000, imprisonedfor up to five years, or both. Men, 18 through 25, who have not alreadydone so, are required to register.1. Why it’s important to register: Through registration, our country maintainsa list of names and addresses of young men 18 through 25 years of age foruse in the event of a mobilization. It is not a resumption of the draft.Selective Service SystemRegistration Information Office2. The potential benefits: Federal and some State laws require registrationage men applying for certain benefits (such as student financial aid,government employment, and job training) to be registered with SelectiveService (except those determined by Selective Service to be exempt from therequirement). In addition to being subject to prosecution, failure to registermay cause you to permanently forfeit eligibility for these benefits, as mencannot register after reaching age 26.L O N GB E A C HP.O. Box 94638, Palatine, IL 60094-4638ACT today.It’s quick. It’s easy. and it’s the law.C I T Y10C O L L E G E

Summer 2017Registration InformationFEES AND COSTSEnrollment FeesStudent Health FeeEnrollment fees are based on your residency status. Residencyrequirements are listed in the current college catalog or atwww.lbcc.edu. The final determination regarding residency statusis made by the LBCC Admissions Office.Some fees (enrollment and student health) are determined bythe State of California and are subject to change without notice.The required cost of attending LBCC includes these fees:enrollment, student health, and additional material and/or facilityuse (if applicable). To determine the cost of attendance, see thechart on page 12. Costs for books, supplies, housing, and othertangible materials are NOT included.A 17 health fee is mandatory and will be charged uponregistration, unless the student meets the exemption describedbelow: Any student who depends exclusively on prayer for healing inaccordance with the teachings of a bona fide religious sect,denomination, or organization. Documented evidence of suchan affiliation is required.Student Health ServicesThe Student Health Services Office is located on the Liberal ArtsCampus in Room A1010 and on the Pacific Coast Campus in GG117(as of January 2016). Each office is staffed by a registered nurse.All students under 18 years of age will need a signed parent/guardian permission form in order to be seen in the Student HealthServices department. Forms are available in the Student HealthCenters on both campuses.College Services Card FeeObtaining a College Services card is optional. For a fee of 13,first-time Summer 2017 students will obtain a college servicessticker which is used to obtain a Student ID card in the collegestudent center on either campus. In following semesters, studentspay 13 to the cashier to obtain a current college services stickerwhich is used to validate the student ID for the current term. Thestudent can receive their sticker paying online OR in person atCashier’s Office on either campus.Student Health Services include: tuberculosis testing, glucosetesting, cholesterol checks, physicals, immunizations, clinic referrals,prescriptions, pregnancy tests, vision screening, blood pressurechecks, first aid treatment, health counseling, over the countermedications for colds, flu and headache, health related programssuch as the annual LBCC Health Fair. Insurance coverage foraccidents occurring on campus or at off campus, college sponsoredevents ( 50 deductible). An additional nominal fee is charged forphysical examinations and immunizations.All students must have a current college services sticker touse the following services: Campus-to-Campus Shuttle bus, librarycheck-out, open-access computer labs, scholarship eligibility,discount tickets to theme parks, and other on-campus activities.For an appointment, call:LAC (562) 938-4210 PCC (562) 938-3992Students who choose not to use the services available mustcontact the Cashier’s Office and request a “Surrender of Benefits”;the 13 fee will be removed from the student’s account; however,students will be denied the services listed above.New Voluntary 2 Student Representation FeeA 2 Student Representation Fee (SRF) , made possible byAssembly Bill 1358, was voted and approved by the student bodyof Long Beach City College to use for local advocacy regardingCommunity College concerns. The fee provides for support ofstudent governmental affairs representatives to state positionsand viewpoints before city, county, and district governments andbefore offices and agencies of the State government. SRF TrustFund moneys shall be expended in accordance with proceduresestablished by the student body organization consistent with therequirements of EC §76063. This fee is only charged in the Falland Spring Terms.See the Cashier’s Office regarding lost or damaged cards. A 5 fee is charged for a replacement card.For students who register via the web, a college servicessticker will be mailed to the home address as listed in the contactinformation frame on your online “Student Center” page.To opt out, before paying your fees, log into your student accountand access your student center. Scroll to the ‘Finances’ sectionand click the link for “Student Rep Fee Opt-out.” Refunds willonly be allowed the first 2 weeks of the term. To request a refund,you must visit the cashier’s office before September 12, 2016.Financial Aid will not apply to this fee.Additional FeesSOME CLASSES REQUIRE MATERIAL OR FACILITY USE FEES.These fees must be paid upon registration.FOR EXAMPLE:COMIS 1AUsing the IBM MicrocomputerIf you need additional assistance,please visit the Cashier’s office at either campus.1.0Transfer to CSU, see a counselor for limitationsStudents must attend both class listings-lec/lab components.**Note: 2.50 material fee paid at registration**L O N GB E A C H11C I T YC O L L E G E

Summer 2017Registration InformationFEES AND COSTS (CONTINUED)RESIDENT - SUMMER 2017 Registration Fee Chart - RESIDENTUnits12345678Enrollment ( 46 per unit) 46 92 138 184 230 276 322College Services Card 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13Student Health 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17TOTAL 76 122 168 214 260 306 352 398with Parking Fee ( 20) 96 142 188 234 280 326 372 418 368NON-RESIDENT - SUMMER 2017 Registration Fee Chart - NON-RESIDENTUnits1234567Enrollment ( 46 per unit) 46 92 138 184 230 276 322Non-resident ( 187 per unit) 187 374 561 748 935 1122 1304Capit

1 Go to the LBCC home page: www.lbcc.edu 2 Click on Web Registration on the right side of the LBCC home page 3 Scroll down and click on: link. Enter your User ID and Password. Your User ID is a capital W followed by your 7-digit ID number. For example, 0005445. If you have submitted your application for admission