1966
Schnecksville, PA

School Details

Lehigh Carbon Community College is a two-year public school located in Shnecksville, Pennsylvania. LCCC was founded as Lehigh County Community College in 1966 and constructed new facilities to hold classes in 1972. The college changed to its current name in 1994 to increase enrollment form the nearby Carbon County. Through the Career Development Center, students can develop the skills needed to find a dream career through career exploration, experiential learning opportunities, job preparation assistance, and more.

LCCC offers two-year associate degrees, certificates and specialized diploma programs, and workforce training for students studying either full-time, part-time or online. Classes are offered during the daytime, evening, and weekend. LCCC offers flexible online programs that are convenient for busy, working students. LCCC offers full online learning experiences and hybrid programs that combine online courses with campus experience. There are many options that can help students meet academic and career goals.

Accreditation & Licensing

Lehigh Carbon Community College is accredited by:

Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)

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Art & Liberal Arts

Associate in Arts in General Studies
Associate in Arts in Liberal Arts

Business

Accounting Certificate
Administrative Assistant Certificate
Associate in Applied Science in Accounting
Associate in Applied Science in Business Management
Associate in Applied Science in Human Resource Management
Associate in Arts in Business Administration
Business Management Certificate
Entrepreneurship & Small Business Specialized Diploma
Human Resource Management Certificate

Criminal Justice, Safety & Law

Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice Administration
Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice Administration
Corrections Certificate
Law Enforcement Certificate

Education

Associate in Applied Science in Paraprofessional/Special Education
Associate in Arts in Education (Grade 4 and up)
Associate in Arts in Special Education