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Audit LCC classes with the senior tuition waiver

Oregon residents aged 62 or older may receive LCC’s senior waiver for up to eight audited credits; course fees can still apply.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Apply for credit admission if neededComplete credit admission and activate myLane using your L number. Admission, placement and prerequisites still apply.
  2. Register at the permitted time and choose auditRegister in myLane starting the Sunday before the term begins, for up to eight credits. Change the grade option for each waived class to Audit and submit.
  3. Request the waiver each timeEmail Bursar@lanecc.edu with subject “Senior Tuition Credit Waiver” each time you register. Registration before the permitted Sunday is ineligible. Pay applicable additional fees.

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