LORD FAIRFAX COMMUNITY COLLEGE

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LORD FAIRFAX COMMUNITY COLLEGE
L O R D FA I R FA X C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E
Your Future.
Our Focus.
W
hat makes Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) a
great institution, besides its diverse students and friendly
employees? LFCC students will tell you it’s the College’s:
ƒƒ Affordable tuition rates
ƒƒ Online courses
ƒƒ Transfer agreements with four-year institutions
ƒƒ Career planning and job preparation assistance
ƒƒ Convenient locations
ƒƒ Easy enrollment process
ƒƒ Financial aid and scholarship program
ƒƒ Flexible scheduling options
ƒƒ One-on-one attention in the classroom
ƒƒ Free tutoring
ƒƒ Degrees and certificates that can be
obtained entirely online
ƒƒ Professional development courses
ƒƒ Small class sizes
ƒƒ A wide variety of degree and certificate programs
Let LFCC help you obtain a degree, certificate or training
that will significantly increase your opportunities for success
and future earning potential.
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Focusing on the Community
F
ounded in 1970, LFCC serves more than 9500 credit students and more than 10,700 individuals and 1200 employers in
professional development and business and industry courses annually. The College serves the City of Winchester and the
counties of Clarke, Fauquier, Frederick, Page, Rappahannock, Shenandoah and Warren. Students can take classes at four
locations in the area: at the Middletown Campus, the Fauquier Campus, the Luray-Page County Center and Vint Hill.
Middletown Campus
173 Skirmisher Lane
Middletown, VA 22645-1745
540-868-7110
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Fauquier Campus
6480 College Street
Warrenton, VA 20187-8820
540-351-1507
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Luray-Page County Center
334 North Hawksbill Street
Luray, VA 22835-1130
540-843-0722
Vint Hill
4151 Weeks Drive
Warrenton, VA 20187
540-351-1531
Focusing on Academics
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FCC offers more than 75 degree and certificate programs in a wide variety of disciplines. The College’s classes
challenge and excite students as they learn from scholars, experts and industry professionals. The following table
outlines the College’s programs of study, the length of the programs (if attending full time) and the credential
received upon completion.
College Transfer Programs
Length
Credential
Business Administration
2 years
Associate Degree
Education
2 years
Associate Degree
General Studies
2 years
Associate Degree
Liberal Arts
2 years
Associate Degree
2 years
Associate Degree
Administrative Support Technology Programs
Length
Credential
Administrative Support Technology: Virtual Assistant Specialization
2 years
Associate Degree
Paralegal Studies
2 years
Associate Degree
Information Processing Technician
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Legal Assistant/Paralegal Studies
1 year
Certificate
Office Systems Assistant
1 year
Certificate
Business Programs
Length
Credential
Accounting
2 years
Associate Degree
Business Administration
2 years
Associate Degree
General Business
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Communication Specialization
Fine Arts Specialization
Philosophy and Religion Specialization
Science
Agriculture Science Spezialization
Engineering Specialization
Health Science Specialization
Management
2 years
Associate Degree
Entrepreneurship
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Small Business Management
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Supervision
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Engineering, Construction and Industrial Programs
Length
Credential
Drafting
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Basic Electrical Technician
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Electrical Control Technician Intermediate
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
General Engineering Technology
2 years
Associate Degree
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Industrial Design
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Mechanical Engineering Technology Specialization
Civil Engineering Technology Specialization
Computer-Aided Drafting Specialization
Industrial Electricity and Controls Technology Specialization
Technical Operations Specialization
Engineering, Construction and Industrial Programs
Length
Credential
Industrial Maintenance Technician Basic
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Industrial Maintenance Technician Intermediate
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Fine Arts Programs
Length
Credential
Liberal Arts
2 years
Associate Degree
Fine Arts
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Nature and Outdoor Photography
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Health Professions Programs
Length
Credential
Dental Hygiene (joint venture with Virginia Western Community College)
2 years
Associate Degree
Central Service Technology
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Emergency Medical Services
2 years
Associate Degree
Emergency Medical Technician – Intermediate
1 year
Career Studies Certificate
Fine Arts Specialization
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT)
2 semesters
Health Information Management
4 semesters
Associate Degree
Health Science Certificate
2 semesters
Certificate
Home Health Technician
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Hospital Facility Coding
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
LPN Transition
2 years
Associate Degree
Medical Billing/Coding
1 year
Certificate
Medical Administrative Assistant/Transcription
1 year
Certificate
Nursing
2 years
Associate Degree
Paramedic
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Personal Training & Group Exercise Leadership
2 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Phlebotomy
3 semesters
Career Studies Certificate
Practical Nursing
1 year
Certificate
Surgical Technology
1 year
Certificate
Information Systems Technology Programs
Length
Credential
Cyber Security
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Database Administration Specialist
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Information Systems Technology
2 years
Associate Degree
Information Technology Foundations
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Networking Specialist
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Software Development
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Web Design and Application Development
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
General Education
2 semesters
Certificate
Administration of Justice
2 semesters
Certificate
American Sign Language
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Other
Early Childhood Education
2 years
Associate Degree
Early Childhood Education
1 semester
Career Studies Certificate
Additional career certificates are offered based on student interest and workforce needs. For more information about career certificates, interested individuals may call 540-868-7116.
Focusing on Transfer
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ord Fairfax Community
College has a number
of agreements that
pave the way for a smooth
transition from LFCC to a
four-year college or university.
Many of these agreements also
offer Guaranteed Admission
to students who achieve the
required GPA and who meet
specific requirements. LFCC maintains a Transfer Guide at
lfcc.edu/transfer which assists our students in creating a
transfer plan.
As an added bonus, thanks to the Virginia Transfer
Grant, in-state students who attend LFCC or another
Virginia community college have an opportunity to receive up
to $2,000 annually for three years (or 70 credit hours) upon
transferring to a four-year institution. The grant provides
$1,000 for all eligible students, with an extra $1,000 for
students who pursue undergraduate work in engineering,
math, technology, teaching or science.
Transfer Agreements
LFCC has agreements with over 40 four-year colleges and
universities. These agreements address eligibility requirements
and criteria under which a student may not be eligible. LFCC
currently have specialized agreements with:
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American Public University
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Shenandoah University
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Bluefield College
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Shepherd University
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Christopher Newport University
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Saint Leo University
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illiam and Mary Technology
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Agreements: RN to BSN
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Strayer University
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Sweet Briar College
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Troy University
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University of Mary Washington
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University of Phoenix
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University of Virginia
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niversity of Virginia’s
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College at Wise
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Virginia Commonwealth
University
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Virginia International University
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Virginia State University
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Virginia Tech
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Virginia Union University
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Virginia Wesleyan College
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Western Governors University
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Emory & Henry College
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George Mason University
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Grand Canyon University
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Hollins University
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Kaplan University
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Liberty University
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Longwood University
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Lynchburg College
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Mary Baldwin College
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Norfolk State University
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Radford University
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Randolph College
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Regent University
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Regis University
Visit lfcc.edu/transfer for the latest transfer and
guaranteed admissions agreements and the specific
requirements for each institution.
Focusing on
Student Services
Counseling, Advising and
Career Services
Advising
The Office provides academic advising for new
students, transfer counseling, career advising,
academic workshops and general counseling and
referrals. For more information visit
lfcc.edu/advising.
Disability Services – Academic
Accommodations
Lord Fairfax Community College (LFCC) is
committed to ensuring students with documented
disabilities have the opportunity to take part in
educational programs and services in accordance
with the requirements of the Americans with
Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 and Section 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and
the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) are federal
laws designed to protect the rights of individuals
with disabilities in programs and activities that
receive federal funds. Under this law, individuals with
disabilities are defined as persons with a physical or
mental impairment which substantially limits one
or more major life activities. Major life activities
include caring for one’s self, walking, seeing, hearing,
speaking, breathing, working, performing manual
tasks and learning. For more information visit
lfcc.edu/disability-services.
Career Services
Career Services offers assistance to students seeking
career information and development. These services
include career counseling, resume construction,
interview and job search advice and career
assessments. In addition, we support students in the
development of interview skills as well as preparing for
shadow experiences and informational interviews. We
also assist the business community and organizations
by posting jobs to our bulletin board and our
virtual career site collegecentral.com/lfcc. For more
information, contact [email protected] or visit
lfcc.edu/career.
Academic Center for Excellence
The Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) is a one-stop
shop for auxiliary learning and is located on the Middletown
Campus. Some services are provided online and at the
Fauquier Campus. ACE offers tutoring, TRIO Student
Support Services program, academic success workshops,
peer coaching and more. For more information, visit
lfcc.edu/ace or contact 540-868-7088.
TRIO Student Support Services
TRIO Student Support Services is a grant program funded
through the U.S. Department of Education which provides
a wide spectrum of services to eligible students currently
enrolled on the Middletown Campus. Services include
personalized academic advising, transfer assistance, financial
literacy education, financial aid and scholarship application
assistance, career advising and academic skill building.
The overriding goal of the TRIO program is to provide
the support that will enable each participant to continue
enrollment in courses and pursue a program of student
that culminates in graduation. For more information visit
lfcc.edu/trio or by calling 540-868-7086 or emailing
[email protected].
Great Expectations
What is Great Expectations?
A bridge to college! The transition from high school/working
world to college can be especially challenging for foster
youth. Great Expectations provides support with navigating
the college process. Great Expectations focuses on the value
of a college education as the best way to prepare for a career
pathway and achieve independence.
Veteran Affairs
Lord Fairfax Community College is proud to serve veterans
and their families, and works to go above and beyond to
ensure that their academic needs are met. More information
about these services can be found at lfcc.edu/veterans.
International Students
Students from over 46 countries attend Lord Fairfax
Community College. Affordable tuition and non-credit and
credit courses make LFCC a welcoming institution. Our
English as a Second Language (ESL), program is designed
to help international students earn degrees or credentials.
For more information visit lfcc.edu/international.
Who is eligible?
ƒƒ I ndividuals ages 16-24 who are affiliated
with the Virginia Foster Care system or
were a special needs adoption.
ƒƒ I ndividuals who have aged out of foster care
at age 18 up to age 24.
ƒƒ Th
ose previously in foster care after ages 13+
who returned home or to a relative.
ƒƒ Th
ose who at the time of adoption
from VDSS, were determined as
having special needs (developmental
delay, sibling group, black/biracial or
over age 13).
For more information visit
lfcc.edu/greatexpectations.
What I found at LFCC
were small classes and
great faculty. It’s nice
to have faculty who
remember you by name!
2013 Cardinal Division Champions
Focusing on Student Involvement
The Student Life Office oversees the first year experience initiatives, student activities and athletics, college outreach, student
conduct and information services. For more information on any of these topics, contact [email protected].
Student Activities
Being involved in student activities is vital part of the college experience. The main
goal of student activities is to provide students with programming that exposes
them to various cultures, ideas, issues and experiences. Many opportunities
are provided for students to get involved in interest clubs, leadership, student
government, performing arts, community service and much more. For details on
all student activity events visit lfcc.edu/focus.
Athletics
LFCC ‘s athletics programs compete locally, regionally and nationally. Both
Women’s and Men’s Soccer teams are members of Region I of the National
Intramural-Recreation Sports Association (NIRSA. The Women’s and Men’s
Rugby teams are members of the National Small College Rugby Organization
(NSCRO). We also provide a wide variety of intramural athletic opportunities
at each campus during the fall and spring semesters. For more information visit
lfcc.edu/athletics.
New Student Welcome Day
All new students are highly encouraged to attend New Student Welcome Day.
This event is held before the beginning of fall and spring classes. New Student
Welcome Day brings together students with faculty and staff members to explore
LFCC’s programs, resources and opportunities for involvement. For details visit
lfcc.edu/welcomeday.
Focusing on Affordability
Tuition
Current tuition rates can be viewed at lfcc.edu/tuition.
Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Office is committed to providing the
opportunity for all students to obtain a post-secondary
education, regardless of their financial status. To
meet this commitment, the College offers a variety of
financial assistance programs for all students who qualify.
Comprehensive financial aid information, including
submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA), is available in the Financial Aid Office and at
lfcc.edu/finaid.
Scholarships
More than 100 scholarships are offered to students to help
cover the costs of tuition, fees and textbooks (if applicable).
Scholarships are awarded each year to students meeting the
specific criteria for each scholarship. To learn more, visit
lfcc.edu/scholarships.
Grants
Federal and state grants are available for eligible students
for tuition, fees and textbooks. If courses are successfully
completed the funds do not need to repaid. Apply for grants
at lfcc.edu/finaid.
Loans
Federal loans are available for eligible students and can be
used to help defray the cost of college. Loans are borrowed
money and are required to be repaid to the federal
government. Apply for loans at lfcc.edu/directloans.
Payment Plan
Lord Fairfax Community College is pleased to provide the
Nelnet Business Solutions tuition payment plan (FACTS)
to meet students’ educational expenses. The FACTS plan is
a tuition payment plan that allows students to pay tuition in
monthly installments. It’s easy and interest free. The earlier
students enroll in the plan, the more payment options they
have. For more information visit lfcc.edu/paymentplan.
Third Party
Public institutions of higher education may enter into
special arrangement contracts with Virginia employers
or authorities controlling federal installations or agencies
located in Virginia. The special arrangement contracts shall
be for the purpose of providing reduced rate tuition charges
for the employees of the Virginia employers or federal
personnel when the employers or federal authorities are
assuming the liability for paying, to the extent permitted
by federal law, the tuition for the employees or personnel in
question and the employees or personnel are classified by the
requirements of this section as out-of-state. If an employer
or another party will be paying for tuition and fees, visit
lfcc.edu/third-party for payment details.
Focusing on Professional Development
and Continuing Education
T
he Office of Workforce Solutions and Continuing Education is
the provider of choice in the region for employee development
and short-term licensure and credential programs. These
programs help individuals to continue their career goals and update
their knowledge and skills through various certifications, programs, and
professional workshops such as:
ƒƒ Employer Assessments
and Job Profiles
ƒƒ Apprenticeships
ƒƒ Business and
Professional Development
ƒƒ Computer and
Software Training
ƒƒ Customer Service
ƒƒ Education k-12 Workshops
ƒƒ Employee Engagement
and Retention
ƒƒ Human Resources and
Employment Regulations
ƒƒ Industrial and
Technical Training
ƒƒ Leadership and
Front Line Supervision
ƒƒ Lean and Process Improvement
ƒƒ Motivational Workshops
ƒƒ Non-Profit Academy
ƒƒ Online Professional
and Career Courses
ƒƒ Organizational Team
Building and Accountability
ƒƒ Succession Programs
for Future Leaders
ƒƒ Strategic Planning
ƒƒ Tradesmen Classes
and Licensure
ƒƒ Youth Camps
For more information about these and other services,
including customized training programs offered through the Office of
Workforce Solutions and Continuing Education, individuals may call the
Fauquier Campus at 540-351-1524 or the Middletown Campus at 540868-7021 or visit LFCCworkforce.com.
Focusing on You
Become an
LFCC Lion!
Now is YOUR time! Get started by
completing a few simple steps to
begin or finish your college journey
at lfcc.edu/futurestudents.
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Apply for Admission
Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships
Prepare for and take the Placement Test
Watch the LFCC Orientation Video
Pay Tuition
Attend New Student Welcome Day
Courses
Courses typically begin in August, January and May.
However, we offer a wide variety of courses that
start later in the semester. Our courses are offered in
varyingformats. They may be offered face-to-face (in the
classroom), hybrid (classroom and online) or online
only. Explore our upcoming course offerings by visiting
lfcc.edu/courses.
Catalog and Student
Handbook
The College Catalog is the central resource for
information regarding all LFCC programs of study and
the Student Code of Conduct. The Catalog is available
online at lfcc.edu/catalog.
One student put it this way:
“My experience at LFCC shaped and molded me into
the person that I am today.”
Now that is true success!
Remember, at LFCC,
“Your Future is Our Focus.”
For more information, interested individuals may stop
by one of our four locations, visit lfcc.edu or
call 800-906-LFCC.
Lord Fairfax Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, national origin, religion,
age, veteran status, political affiliation or disability in its programs or activities. Lord Fairfax Community College is
accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate
degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Lord Fairfax Community College. 14-LFCC-104
Middletown Campus
173 Skirmisher Lane
Middletown, VA 22645-1745
540-868-7110
Fauquier Campus
6480 College Street
Warrenton, VA 20187-8820
540-351-1507
Luray-Page County Center
334 North Hawksbill Street
Luray, VA 22835-1130
540-843-0722
800-906-LFCC lfcc.edu
facebook.com/lfccedu
@lfccedu
Vint Hill
4151 Weeks Drive
Warrenton, VA 20187
540-351-1531