Student Services

Transfer Assistance

LBHC students are encouraged to transfer to four-year colleges and universities. The Dean of Students' office maintains a large selection of college catalogs, applications and scholarship information. Students planning to transfer are encouraged to work with their academic advisor to develop plans that are compatible with the institutions to which they plan to attend.

Counseling and Student Development

The Office of the Dean of Students is the center for Student Services. The Dean of Students is available to assist in the development of educational and career plans. Student Services also offer personal counseling and general assistance in the area of educational advising and career planning. Students experiencing problems that affect academic progress but are not directly related to academic deficiencies can seek assistance through the retention counselor. The retention counselor is also available to assist the student with areas related to school attendance.

Short term crisis assistance is available on campus. However, personal problems requiring counseling need to be referred to local agencies providing these services.

Tutors

Tutors are available to assist students in many areas. Tutors are located in Lecture Room 2 of the Student Union building and are on duty between the hours of 9:00 to 5:00 each instructional day. Tutors are additionally located in the Student Union computer lab. These tutors are trained to assist students in the use of the computer equipment, software and with math, science, writing, computer and other assignments. Students may contact instructors for additional information concerning tutors. Students may request a tutor in other areas of course work through the Retention Counselor or the course instructor. Every effort is made to provide students with assistance in order to experience academic success.

Career Development

Students interested in career selection and development are encouraged to visit the LBHC career center on campus. The Career Center has extensive career related materials including computer based career interest inventories. TRIO and other Programs provide work site placement to eligible students. LBHC has resume programs on computers located in the Computer lab. Ask computer tutors for assistance. LBHC provides opportunities for on-campus employment throughout the year.

Internships

LBHC promotes internships to provide the student with on the job experience. A number of internships are available each summer in various career areas including but not limited to science, computer science, and business. The student is encouraged to work with academic advisors and instructors concerning internship opportunities. Students may earn academic credit for many of the internships. Internships are available locally, regionally and nationally.

Disability Support Services

Students with disabilities have the responsibility of identifying themselves and must request appropriate accommodations. Students are encouraged to visit with the Dean Students if they have questions regarding special services. Students should arrange for accommodations at least four weeks prior to the beginning of classes.