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Enrollment Process- Adult Freshman Admission
1) Gather Information: Contact the Office of Graduate Studies & Adult Education at (412) 536-1262 to review the admissions process, or visit the LRC website (www.laroche.edu) for open house dates and to explore the various major options.
2. Make Application for Admission: You can apply on line or download and print an application for admission. You can also request a printed application from the Adult Admissions office (412)536-1263.
3) Advising: An admissions counselor will assist you with arranging an appropriate schedule of classes for your first semester.
4) Financial aid: Financial aid is conveniently located in the same office, so your questions can be answered in one visit. A separate appointment is recommended. Please inform your admissions counselor to make such arrangements.
5) Registration: You never have to leave home or work to register once you have completed your application process. An admissions counselor can assist you by fax (412) 536-1283 or by phone (412) 536-1262.
6) Career Journey: If you include a resume, we can submit it to the Career Center.
7) Orientation: Participate in the orientation at the beginning of each semester either on campus or on-line (www.laroche.edu) to further assist with your transition as a new student or obtain your photo ID, parking permit, computer logon, books, etc.
Services: Once you enroll at LRC, the Office of Admissions for Graduate and Continuing Education will continue to be your advisor until the next registration period when a faculty member will be assigned to you. The Office of Academic Affairs will send you a letter indicating your new advisor with his/her contact information.
Requirements:
Placement Exams:
Students who have not yet completed a college-level English and/or math course are advised to take placement exams before registering for classes.
Portfolio Reviews:
Interior and graphic design students may be required to participate in a portfolio review with a faculty member. The review, which will assist in the evaluation and placement of design credits, is completed after the student is admitted to the college and prior to registration.
Performing Arts Auditions:
Students interested in dance/performing arts courses may be required to audition with the artistic director of the program.
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