Admission is competitive with specific academic standards for each program of study. Developmental courses for remedial studies are not offered by the College. The Admissions Committee reserves the right to deny admission or readmission to any applicant if, in the opinion of the Admission Committee members, his/her admission is not in the best interest of the student or the College.

Equal opportunity for admission is offered without regard to age, race, religion, ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, physical ability, national origin or other legally protected classifications.

• Links to these resources are on the left side of this page, or as otherwise stated.
• Our Academics page includes information for each of our academic programs and will help prospective students choose a program of study that best suits their needs.
• See Admission Requirements for general requirements as well as specific requirements for each of our programs.
• Our Application Procedure page includes every step in the application procedure, including filling out the application, application review, acceptance, transfer credits, readmission, and other related items.  When you are ready to actually apply, this is the page that will tell you the details you really need to know.
• The College Application (PDF) will need to be filled out completely and sent in by the appropriate deadline, as indicated elsewhere in this website and in the Catalog.
• The College Catalog (PDF) contains complete information about all academic programs as well as other details about the College.
• Our Directions & Maps page will guide you to the College in the event that you wish to visit.
• The Event Registration Form gives you an easy way to register for our Open Houses and Career Exploration Days, which are listed on our Open Houses page.
• Our Financial Aid page has all the information you will need to apply for various types of Financial Aid.  It is critical to meet all deadlines when applying for Financial Aid. 
• Our Future Students page is a list of resources for students considering coming to the College.  Many of the resources are repeated from this page, but organized with a different focus.
• The HS Transcript Request (PDF) is a simple form which you can submit to your High School to request a transcript be sent to the College.
• Our New Semester Checklist is designed to prepare you for each new semester.  Once you have been accepted to the College and know when you will be beginning classes, you will find this an invaluable resource to get you off on the right foot.
• Our Open Houses and Career Exploration Days give you the opportunity to visit the College, learn more about us, and meet with admissions, faculty and financial aid staff.
• The Open Studies Registration Form (PDF) is for students who are not seeking matriculation into the College, but who simply wish to register for a course or two on a non-degree-seeking basis.
• The Recommendation Form (PDF) will need to be completed by the persons who are submitting your recommendations for consideration by the Admissions Office.
• The Registrar's Office will guide you through the process of registering for courses once you have been admitted to the College, or if you are taking courses on a non-degree-seeking basis.
• Our Request More Information form can be used if you need to learn more. Alternatively, contact our Admissions Director, Lyn Longenecker, lgc_admissions@lancastergeneral.org.
• The Scholarships page lists a variety of scholarships in various amounts which may be available to qualified students. Students interested in receiving scholarships should discuss this with the Admissions office.
• Our Tuition and Fees for the current year are available online. The tuition rate and fees are determined by the College administration and are subject to change at any time.