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Lake Land College is the place to find the right major for you with more than 140 programs that prepare you to transfer or enter the workforce immediately! Visit Us! Transfer successfully Lake Land students who transfer to public four-year universities in Illinois achieve higher cumulative GPAs than students who start as freshmen at the university. Become workforce ready In a recent survey, about 88 percent of graduates said Lake Land College prepared them for their career path. Save money Lake Land's tuition and fees are 1/4 of the cost of the average state university tuition and fees. That adds up to more than $17,000 in savings for the first two years! Lake Land's Textbook Rental Program saves you more than $1,400 a year. More than 60 percent of our students receive financial assistance. To schedule a campus tour: lakelandcollege.edu/visit Email: campustourselakeland.cc.il.us Call: (217) 234-5254 Request more information: lakelandcollege.edu
1 Here’s how this catalog can help you! With this catalog, you can get a glimpse of what it’s like to be an LLC student! Once you are enrolled at Lake Land, hang on to it for important references, especially to financial matters! 1. Check out the Career Clusters on pages 2 and 3 to find the major that matches your career goals! 2. Study the How to Pay for College section to begin planning today. 3. Use the Academic Calendar page to note semester start dates, important deadlines and due dates. 4. Review the Policies because many of them affect you financially. Table of Contents 2 Find the Right Major 4 Phone Directory 4 Envision. Educate. Engage for a sustainable future 5 Welcome from the Lake Land College President 5 Meet the Board of Trustees 5 Mission/Vision/Values 6 Academic Calendar 8 Educational Guarantee 9 Workforce Ready Programs Certificate and degree programs leading to an immediate career 131 Transfer Ready Programs First two years of a bachelor’s degree 179 Admissions How to Get Started 185 How to Pay for College Financial Aid, Scholarships, Payment Plan 195 Resources to Help You Be Successful Bookstore, Career Services, Counseling, Library, Online Learning, Policies, Student Accommodations, Student Support Programs, Tutoring, Veterans 205 Academic Standards Adding and Dropping Classes, CLEP/AP Credit, Grades, Graduation Requirements, Policies, Student Call to Military Duty, Withdrawals 217 College Life Alumni, Clubs, Housing, Laker Point, Parking, Police Department, Second Story, Student IDs, Student Life and Student Government, Study Abroad, Textbooks, WLKL 223 Serving the Community and Workforce Adult Education, CBI, CDL, Community Learning, Dual Credit, Extension Centers, Foundation, Post a Job Opening, Trio Destination College 229 Course Descriptions 281 College Personnel 291 Index Connect with us on social media sites: Volume XXXVI Community College District #517 5001 Lake Land Boulevard Mattoon, Illinois 61938
2 Diagnostic Services Support Services Health Informatics Therapeutic Services Biotechnology Research Development Transfer Ready • Clinical Lab Science – page 142 • Pre-Chiropractic – page 161 • Pre-Dentistry – page 162 • Pre-Medicine – page 164 • Pre-Nursing – page 165 • Pre-Pharmacy – page 166 • Pre-Physical Therapy – page 167 Technology Engineering Agriculture Health Technology, M ath Science, Business Divisions AgricultureDivision Allied Health, Business, Engineering Technology Science Math Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Geospatial Technology – page 72 Transfer Ready • Biological Science – page 138 • Chemistry – page 141 • Conservation-Pre-Forestry – page 143 • Conservation-Pre-Wildlife – page 144 • Earth Science – page 147 • Electronic Engineering Tech – page 65 • Engineering – page 150 • Environmental Science – page 152 • Mathematics – page 156 • Physics – page 159 • Pre-Engineering – page 163 Science, Technology, Engineering Mathematics Production Manufacturing Production Process Development Maintenance, Installation Repair Quality Assurance Logistics Inventory Control Health, Safety Environmental Assurance Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Advanced Automation Control Technology – page 21 • CNC Operator – page 41 • CNC Programmer – page 42 • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer-Aided Drafting – page 49 • Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology – page 45 • Electronic Control Technology – page 64 • Electronic Systems Specialist – page 66 • Industrial Maintenance – page 79 • Instrumentation Control Technology – page 80 • Mechanical-Electrical Technology – page 100 • Programmable Logic Controllers – page 118 • Renewable Energy – page 121 • Renewable Energy Management – page 123 • Sustainable Energy – page 125 • Welding Technology – page 129 Manufacturing Transportation Operations Logistics Planning Mgmt Services Warehousing Distribution Center Operations Facility Mobile Equipt. Maintenance Transportation Systems/Infrastructure Planning, Management Regulation Health, Safety Environmental Mgmt Sales Services Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Automotive Technology – page 33 • Automotive Mechanic – page 32 • Commercial Driver Training – page 43 Transportation, Distribution Logistics Correction Services Emergency Fire Mgmt. Services Security Protective Services Law Enforcement Services Legal Services Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Fire Science Tech – page 71 • Paramedical Services – page 109 Transfer Ready • Criminal Justice – page 145 Law, Public Safety, Corrections Security Food Products Processing Plant Systems Animal Systems Power, Structural Technical Systems Environmental Service Agribusiness Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources Health Sciences Audio Video Technology Film Printing Technology Journalism Broadcasting Telecommunications Performing Arts Visual Arts Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Broadcast Announcing – page 35 • Radio Broadcasting – page 119 • Radio-TV Broadcasting – page 120 • TV Field/Studio Production – page 126 • Liberal Studies – page 28 Transfer Ready • Art – page 137 • English – page 151 • Speech Communications – page 177 • Liberal Arts – page 155 Arts, A/V Technology Communications Your interests Your Workforce Ready programs can be modified for those interested in earning a bachelor’s degree. Design/Pre-Construction Construction Maintenance/Operations Architecture Construction Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Building Construction Tech – page 36 • Civil Engineering Tech – page 38 • Civil Engineering Tech Co-op – page • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer- Aided Drafting – page 49 • HVAC – page 74 • Residential Wiring – page 124 Transfer Ready • Civil Engineering Technology/Advanced Technical Studies – page 40
3 Business, M arketing Computers Sciences Family ConsumerSciences Business, Technology, Education Divisions Math Science Divisions SocialScienceEducation,BusinessDivisions Administration Administrative Support Professional Support Services Teaching/Training Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Paraprofessional Education Teacher’s Aide – page 111 Transfer Ready • Business Education – page 140 • Early Childhood Education – page 146 • Elementary Education – page 149 • Health Education – page 153 • Mathematics Education – page 157 • Physical Education – page 158 • Science Education – page 171 • Secondary Education (Biology Specialization) – page 172 • Secondary Education (Chemistry Specialization) – page 173 • Secondary Education (Physics Specialization) – page 174 • Special Education – page 176 Education Training Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Child and Family Services – page 37 • Cosmetology – page 51 • Cosmetology-Nail Technology – page 53 • Cosmetology Teacher – page 54 • Dental Hygiene – page 57 • Early Childhood Care Education – page 62 • Esthetics – page 69 • Human Services – page 77 • Massage Therapy – page 98 • Nanny Child Care Provider – page 101 Transfer Ready • Psychology – page 169 • Recreation – page 170 • Sociology/ Social Work – page 175 Early Childhood Development Services Counseling Mental Health Services Family Community Services Personal Care Services Consumer Services Human Services Start your career at Lake Land College: Transfer Ready • Recreation – page 170 Restaurants Food/Beverage Services Lodging Travel Tourism Recreation, Amusements Attractions Hospitality Tourism Marketing/Management Professional Sales Merchandising Marketing Communications Marketing Research Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Professional Sales – page 117 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Marketing Governance National Security Foreign Service Planning Revenue Taxation Regulation Public Management Administration Start your career at Lake Land College: Transfer Ready • History – page 154 • Political Science – page 160 Government Public Administration Business, Management Administration General Management Business Information Management Human Resources Management Operations Management Administrative Support Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant-Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant-Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant-Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship – page 68 • Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills-General, Medical and MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Securities Investments Banking Services Business Finance Accounting Insurance Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 • Economics – page 148 Finance Network Systems Information Support Services Web Digital Communications Programming Software Development Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Computer Applications Specialist – page 44 • Computer Technician – page 46 • Computer Troubleshooting – page 47 • Desktop Publishing Graphic Design – page 59 • Electronic Communication Technician – page 63 • IT-Computer Applications – page 81 • IT-Computer Game Development – page 83 • IT-Digital Media Specialist – page 84 • IT-Network Administration – page 85 • IT-Programming – page 87 • IT-Web Technology – page 89 Information Technology Your careerMajor Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Associate Degree in Nursing – page 30 • Basic Nurse Assisting Program – page 34 • Dental Hygiene – page 57 • Emergency Medical Services – page 67 • Health Information Medical Coding Online – page 73 • Medical Coding Specialist Online Certificate – page 101 • Medical Transcriptionist – page 102 • Physical Therapist Assistant – page 113 • Practical Nursing – page 115 • Massage Therapy – page 98
College Offices All numbers are 217 area code unless otherwise specified Information for all college numbers except those listed below 217-234-LAKE (5253) Accounting/Tuition Fees Payment 234-5214 Adjunct Faculty 234-5043 Admissions Office 234-5434 Fax 234-5390 Graduation 234-5028 Records 234-5311 Registration 234-5434 Agriculture Division 234-5208 Allied Health Division 234-5448 Alumni Association 234-5363 Assessment 234-5088 Auxiliary Services 234-5475 Bookstore/Textbook Rental 234-5420 Business Division 234-5348 Career Services 234-5288 Center for Technology Professional Development Online Help Desk 234-5439 Community and Professional Programs 234-5219 Counseling Services 234-5232 Dual Credit 234-5044 Office of Student Accommodations (Disability Services) 234-5259 Hearing Impaired Contact – jhicks50392@lakeland.cc.il.us Financial Aid – Veterans Services 234-5231 Educational Loans 234-5241 Veteran Services 234-5255 Foundation/Scholarships 234-5363 Health Services/Handicapped Parking 234-5276 Honors Program 234-5226 Humanities and Communications Division 234-5271 Human Resources 234-5410 Learning Assistance Centers 234-5287 Testing 234-5301 Tutoring 234-5366 Library (Virgil H. Judge Learning Resource Center) 234-5367 Fax 234-5533 Math and Science Division 234-5309 Partnerships for College  Career Success 234-5372 President’s Office 234-5222 Social Science and Education Division 234-5331 Student Activities/Student Life 234-5277 Trio Student Support Services 234-5456 Technology Division 234-5313 Off Campus Locations Eastern Region Center at the Forsythe Center 224 S. Sixth St., Marshall 826-8490 Kluthe Center for Higher Education and Technology 1204 Network Centre Blvd., Effingham 540-3555 Massage Therapy Program 540-3535 Physical Therapist Assistant Program 540-3535 Workforce Development Center 305 Richmond Avenue East 235-2222 Adult Education 238-8207 Center for Business Industry 235-1282 Commercial Driver Training 800-789-1282 Community Professional Programs 234-5219 Correctional Programs 540-3518 Highway Construction Careers Training Program 238-8297 Pathways 238-8383 Trio Destination College 234-5003 Traffic Safety 234-5467 Western Region Center 600 E. First St., Pana 562-5000 Visit the phone directory online www.lakelandcollege.edu This publication is not a contract or offer to contract. The Board of Trustees, college executive officers and their agents reserve the right to change information contained herein without notice when circumstances warrant such action. Important Phone Numbers 4 Envision. Educate. Engage for a sustainable future. Lake Land College is leading the nation in creating an energy independent campus with a living laboratory of energy generation and reduction. Wind turbines and solar panels generate energy, while geothermal fields heat and cool the buildings. In addition to provid- ing a tremendous savings to the college, the sustainability program provides a launching pad for a host of new courses and programs in renewable energy. Look for the Sustainability and Add Green to Your Career buttons from the home page at www.lakelandcollege.edu.
5 Welcome from the President Welcome to Lake Land College! Within this catalog, you will discover the courses, programs, services and guidelines that will help you reach your goals. I encourage you to use the Career Clusters model on pages 2 and 3 to help determine the best major for you. Lake Land offers more than 140 workforce ready and transfer ready programs that prepare you for the next stage in your life, whether that is immediately entering a career or transferring to complete a bachelor’s degree. Lake Land College’s esteemed faculty have won numerous state, regional and national awards for excellence in teaching, and our college has twice been named in the top 10 percent of all community colleges in the nation by the Aspen Institute. Four-year universities work with us to welcome our transfer students as juniors, and area employers seek out applicants who list Lake Land College on their resumes. Equally as important to academic quality in today’s economy is cost. Lake Land College’s tuition and fees are approximately one-fourth of the cost of the average state university and more than one-seventh of the average private technical schools’ tuition and fees. Textbook rental, a student fitness center and free parking, printing, and tutoring all add up to save you thousands of dollars per year. As you can see in the photos throughout this catalog, Lake Land offers you a complete college experience with campus life, student government and leadership opportunities, intercollegiate athletics, private housing adjacent to campus, intramurals and weekly entertainment and activities. We would love to see you on campus! It’s easy to schedule a campus visit online or by calling 217-234-5232. You can tour our beautiful 317-acre campus with a current student, meet with faculty, and discuss your options with an academic advisor. We hope you’ll consider becoming part of the Lake Land College family and discover the power of learning in you! Dr. Jonathan Bullock • President Mission Lake Land College creates and continuously improves an affordable, accessible, and effective learning environment for the lifelong educational needs of the diverse communities we serve. Our college fulfills this mission through: • University transfer education • Technical and career education • Workforce development • Community and continuing education • Intellectual and cultural programs Vision Engaging minds, changing lives, through the power of learning. Values Caring • Showing respect and compassion for others Communication • Creating an environment that values the open exchange of ideas Teamship • Working together and with others to create a whole greater than the sum of the parts Innovation • Taking risks to create new opportunities Excellence • Consistently achieving the highest level of quality Board of Trustees Pictured, left to right: Carl Hart, Shelbyville, Board Member, 2008-2015; Robert K. Luther, Mattoon, Secretary, 2011-2017; Gary Cadwell, Mode, Vice Chairman, 2009-2015; Doris Reynolds, Mattoon, Board Member, 1993-2017; Mike Sullivan, Mattoon, Chairperson, 1987-2017; Dave Storm, Effingham, Board Member, 2013-2019; BRuce Owen, Dieterich, Board Member, 2013-2019; Kolten Postin, Moweaqua, Student Trustee, 2013-2014.
6 Academic Calendar Fall Semester 2014 August 22 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. – Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 25 First Meeting of Fall Semester Module I Classes 29 Last Day for Refund – Module I September 1 College Closed 8 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester 20 No Day or Evening Classes 22 Mid-Term Module I October 7 College Career Day/Adjunct Faculty Development Evening – No Day or Evening Classes 15 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I 21 Mid Term Full Semester 21 Last Day of Classes Module I 22 First Meeting of Module II Classes 28 Last Day for Refund – Module II November 17 Mid-Term – Module II 26 Staff Development – No Day or Evening Classes 27-30 College Closed December 5 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Fall 8 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 12 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester Module II 15-18 Final Examinations 19 Semester Close – Grades Due 12:00 Noon Spring Semester 2015 January 9 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 12 First Meeting of Full Semester Module I Classes 16 Last Day for Refund – Module I 19 College Closed 26 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester February 9 Mid-Term Module I March 2 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I 6 Last Day of Classes Module I 6 Mid-Term Full Semester 9-13 Spring Recess – No Day or Evening Classes 13 College Closed 16 First Meeting of Module II Classes 20 Last Day for Refund – Module II 20 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Spring April 3 College Closed 9-10 Staff Development Days – No Day or Evening Classes 14 Mid-Term Module II May 5 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 11 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester and Module II 12-15 Final Examinations 15 Commencement – 7:30 p.m. 18 Semester Close – Grades Due 12:00 Noon Summer Term 2015 May 18 First Meeting of Classes – Intersession 18 Last Day for Refund – Intersession 25 College Closed June 2 Last Day for Withdrawal – Intersession 3 Last Day of Classes – Intersession 8 First Meeting of Classes 15 Last Day for Refund July 2 Mid Term 23 Last Day for Withdrawal 30 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Summer 30 Last Day of Classes August 3-4 Final Examinations 5 Summer Term Closes – Grades Due Noon • September 1, 2014 – Labor Day • November 27 and 28, 2014 – Thanksgiving • December 24, 2014 through January 1, 2015 – Semester Break • January 19, 2015 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day • March 13, 2015 – Spring Break • April 3, 2015 – Good Friday • May 25, 2015 – Memorial Day Dates that all college offices are closed 2014–2015 COLLEGE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY ONLY MAY 22 THROUGH AUGUST 14.
Fall Semester 2015 August 24 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 25 First Meeting of Full Semester Module I Classes 31 Last Day for Refund – Module I September 7 College Closed 8 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester 19 No Day or Evening Classes 21 Mid-Term Module I October 6 College Career Day/Adjunct Faculty Development Evening – No Day or Evening Classes 14 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I 20 Last Day of Classes – Module I 20 Mid-Term Full Semester 21 First Meeting of Module II Classes 27 Last Day for Refund – Module II November 17 Mid-Term – Module II 25 Staff Development – No Day or Evening Classes 26-29 College Closed December 4 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Fall 8 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 14 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester Module II 15-18 Final Examinations 21 Semester Close – Grades Due Noon Spring Semester 2016 January 8 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 11 First Meeting of Full Semester Module I Classes 15 Last Day for Refund – Module I 18 College Closed 25 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester February 8 Mid-Term Module I 29 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I March 4 Last Day of Classes Module I 4 Mid-Term Full Semester 7-11 Spring Recess – No Day or Evening Classes 11 College Closed 14 First Meeting of Module II Classes 18 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Spring 18 Last Day for Refund – Module II 25 College Closed April 7-8 Staff Development Days – No Day or Evening Classes 14 Mid-Term Module II May 3 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 9 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester Module II 10-13 Final Examinations 13 Commencement – 7:30 p.m. 16 Semester Close – Grades Due Noon Summer Term 2016 May 16 First Meeting of Classes – Intersession 16 Last Day for Refund – Intersession 30 College Closed 31 Last Day for Withdrawal – Intersession June 1 Last Day of Classes – Intersession 6 First Meeting of Classes 13 Last Day for Refund 30 Mid Term July 4 College Closed 25 Last Day for Withdrawal 28 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Summer August 1 Last Day of Classes 2-3 Final Examinations 4 Summer Term Closes – Grades Due Noon 7 • September 7, 2015 – Labor Day • November 26–27, 2015 – Thanksgiving • December 24, 2015 – January 1, 2016 – Semester Break • January 18, 2016 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day • March 11, 2016 – Spring Break • March 25, 2016 – Good Friday • May 30, 2016 – Memorial Day • July 4, 2016 – Independence Day Dates that all college offices are closed 2015–2016 COLLEGE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY ONLY MAY 16 THROUGH AUGUST 12.
8 Our Educational Guarantee Two educational guarantees are offered to Lake Land College graduates. The Occupational Program Guarantee is offered to students graduating from an occupational program with an Associate in Applied Science degree or a certificate. The Baccalaureate/Transfer Program Guarantee is offered to students ­graduating with an Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts in Teaching, Associate in Engineering Science or Associate in Science degree. 1Occupational Program Guarantee Policy Guarantee It is the policy of Lake Land College that students graduating with an Associate in Applied Science degree or certificate in a career/occupational program be guaranteed competency in the technical skills that the program is designed to teach in the degree or certificate. Graduates of degree programs who jointly with their employers deter- mine they are lacking in the technical skills contained in the program and graduates who have been unsuccessful in passing required licensure exams after two attempts shall be permitted to enroll in up to 15 credit hours of retraining for a degree or nine (9) credit hours of retraining for a certificate, tuition free. Notification and Conditions This policy shall become effective with new degree or certificate seeking students of the 1994 fall term. All course work for the degree or certificate must have been completed at Lake Land College with a grade of “C” or better within three years of initial enrollment at the college and the graduate must have been employed full-time in a job directly related to his/her training within one year after graduation from the program. Upon written verification from the employer within six months of the graduate’s initial employment that the graduate lacks competency in specific technical skills as represented by the degree or certificate information printed in the college catalog, or other printed matter, a retraining plan will be developed through the office of the Associate Vice President for Workforce Development. The retraining will be limited to courses regularly offered by the college on the main campus and must be completed within one calendar year. 2Baccalaureate/Transfer Program Guarantee Policy Guarantee It is the policy of Lake Land College that students graduating with an Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts in Teaching, Associate in Engineering Science or an Associate in Science degree be guaranteed the transferability of Lake Land credits earned in the degree program to a previously declared baccalaureate degree granting Illinois public college or university. If a course that is selected from the Articulation Transfer Guide is successfully completed with a grade of “C” or better within three years of initial enrollment and is not accepted for transfer by a given university, Lake Land College will refund tuition paid by the student for said course. Notification and Conditions This policy shall become effective with new degree seeking students of the 1994 fall term. To call the guarantee, the student must submit a letter to the associate vice president for educational services showing evidence of acceptance at and enrollment in the transfer institution and stating which credits did not transfer along with a letter from the transfer institution stating why the course(s) did not transfer. If the college verifies that the course(s) should have transferred accord- ing to course equivalency guides in effect at the time the course was taken and when the transfer was attempted, and if the college is unable to rectify the problem with the transfer institution, the student’s tuition paid for the course(s) will be refunded. No refunds will be issued for tuition paid by a third party. Accredited by: The Higher Learning Commission; Member – North Central Association [30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602, 312-263-0456] Commission for Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education – American Physical Therapy Association Council on Dental Education, American Dental Association National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission Automotive Service Excellence Master Certified Approved as a Class I Community College by: Illinois Community College Board Illinois State Board of Higher Education Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Lake Land College is committed to maintaining a working and learning environment that promotes equal opportunity and affirmative action and that is free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. It is the policy of Lake Land College not to engage in discrimination or harassment against any person because of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital or civil union status, veteran status, sexual orientation or any basis of discrimination precluded by applicable federal and state statutes. This policy applies to admission and access to and participation, treatment and employment in the College’s programs, activities, and services. The following campus office is assigned the responsibility for ensuring compliance with this policy as well as federal and state statutes and regulations concerning affirmative action and equal access: Office of the Director of Human Resources • 217-234-5210 / Human Resources Office Complaint forms and procedures for filing can be obtained through Counseling Services or Human Resources. In addition, these offices will maintain current copies of appropriate laws, regulations, and policies.
9 Workforce Ready Programs Workforce Ready Programs prepare you to enter a career immediately upon program completion. Many programs can be modified if you are interested in earning a bachelor’s degree. In this chapter: Associate in Applied Science Degrees Associate in Liberal Studies Degree Certificates Cooperative Agreements 2+2 Transfer Agreements
10 Workforce Ready Programs Leading to Careers Workforce Ready programs are designed to move people from college into the workforce in a relatively short time period. Programs range from medical coding and nursing to electronics, computers and renewable energy. Highlights of Workforce Ready Programs at LLC • Associate Degree programs are typically two-year programs however some special admission programs require several pre-requisites. • Certificate programs are 3 semesters or less. • Faculty assist students in securing hands-on experiences in the workforce through internships, practicums and SOE (specialized occupational experience). • Nine out of ten area employers have hired a Lake Land graduate in the past 10 years. Earning a Bachelor’s Degree • If a bachelor’s degree is in your future (even if it’s down the road) meet with your advisor and learn what classes you should take. • Many of the workforce ready programs provide “transfer tracks” for students, providing options to take classes that will transfer to the university. • LLC offers several agreements with area universities that provide a seamless transfer of a workforce ready degree (see page 12 for specifics). Agriculture 217-234-5208 Code Title Page # AAS.AGPWR Ag Power Technology (AAS) 22 CRT.AGPWR Ag Power Technology (Certificate) 23 CRT.AGBUS Agriculture Business (Certificate) 24 AAS.AGBUS Agriculture Business Supply (AAS) 25 AAS.AGPRO Agriculture Production Management (AAS) 26 AAS.ALAG Alternative Ag Production (AAS) 27 CRT.CROP Crop Production (Certificate) 55 CRT.HRT Horticulture (Certificate) 76 AAS.HRT Horticulture Production Landscape (AAS) 75 AAS.JDAT John Deere Tech (AAS) 91 CRT.LVST Livestock Production (Certificate) 92 Allied Health 217-234-5201 or 217-234-5447 Code Title Page # Track Programs AAS.ADN.TRK Associate Degree in Nursing Track 29 AAS.DH.TRK Dental Hygiene Track 56 CRT.MT.TRK Massage Therapy Track 97 AAS.PTA.TRK Physical Therapist Assistant Track 112 CRT.PN.TRK Practical Nursing Track 114 Degree/Certificate Programs AAS.ADN Associate Degree in Nursing (AAS) 30 NDP.NA Basic Nurse Assisting (Certificate) 34 AAS.DH Dental Hygiene (AAS) 57 NDP.EMS Emergency Medical Services (Certificate) 67 AAS.FST Fire Science Technology 71 CRT.MT Massage Therapy (Certificate) 98 AAS.PS Paramedical Services (AAS) 109 AAS.PTA Physical Therapist Assistant (AAS) 113 CRT.PN Practical Nursing (Certificate) 115 Business 217-234-5348 Code Title Page # Track Programs CRT.COS.TRK Cosmetology Track 50 NDP.NAIL.TRK Cosmetology Nail Technology Track 52 CRT.ESTH.TRK Esthetics Track 69 Degree/Certificate Programs AAS.ACC Accounting (AAS) 16 CRT.ACC Accounting (Certificate) 17 AAS.AAEXE Administrative Assistant – Executive (AAS) 18 AAS.AALEG Administrative Assistant – Legal (AAS) 19 AAS.AAMED Administrative Assistant – Medical (AAS) 20 NDP.CMPAP Computer Applications Specialist (Certificate) 44 CRT.COS Cosmetology (Certificate) 51 NDP.NAIL Cosmetology Nail Technology (Certificate) 53 CRT.COSTR Cosmetology Teacher (Certificate) 54 AAS.DPGD Desktop Publishing Graphic Design (AAS) 59 CRT.DPGD Desktop Publishing Graphic Design (Certificate) 60 CRT.EMKT E-Commerce (Certificate) 61 NDP.ENTRE Entrepreneurship (Certificate) 68 CRT.ESTH Esthetics (Certificate) 70 AAS.HIMC Health Information Medical Coding 73 AAS.ITAPS IT – Computer Applications (AAS) 81 CRT.ITAPS IT – Computer Applications (Certificate) 82 CRT.ITGD IT – Computer Game Development (Certificate) 83 CRT.ITDMS IT – Digital Media Specialist (Certificate) 84
11 Code Title Page # AAS.ITNET IT – Network Administration (AAS) 85 CRT.ITNET IT – Network Administration (Certificate) 86 AAS.ITPRO IT – Programming (AAS) 87 CRT.ITPROG IT – Programming (Certificate) 88 AAS.ITWEB IT – Web Technology (AAS) 89 CRT.ITWEB IT – Web Technology (Certificate) 90 AAS.MGT Management (AAS) 93 NDP.MGT Management (Certificate) 94 AAS.MKTG Marketing (AAS) 95 CRT.MKTG Marketing (Certificate) 96 CRT.MCS Medical Coding Specialist (Certificate) 101 CRT.MDTRN Medical Transcriptionist (Certificate) 102 CRT.OFREC Office Assistant/Receptionist (Certificate) 104 AAS.OFMGT Office Management (AAS) 105 NDP.OFSK.GEN Office Technology Skills – General (Certificate) 106 NDP.OFSK.MED Office Technology Skills – Medical 107 NDP.OFSK.MOS Office Technology Skills – MOS 108 CRT.SALES Professional Sales (Certificate) 117 Humanities and Communications 217-234-5271 Code Title Page # CRT.RTVAN Broadcast Announcing (Certificate) 35 CRT.RBRD Radio Broadcasting (Certificate) 119 AAS.RTV Radio-TV Broadcasting (AAS) 120 NDP.TVFS TV Field/Studio Production (Certificate) 126 Math and Science 217-234-5309 Code Title Page # NDP.GIS Geospatial Technology (Certificate) 72 Social Science / Education 217-234-5331 Code Title Page # AAS.CFS Child Family Services (AAS) 37 AAS.ECE Early Childhood Care and Education (AAS) 62 AAS.HSP.CRJ Human Services – Criminal Justice 77 AAS.HSP.EDU Human Services – Education 77 AAS.HSP.HEA Human Services – Health 77 AAS.HSP.PSY Human Services – Psychology 77 AAS.HSP.SOC Human Services – Sociology 77 CRT.NCCP Nanny Child Care Provider (Certificate) 103 AAS.PRPRO Paraprofessional Education – Teacher Aide (AAS) 110 CRT.PRPRO Paraprofessional Education – Teacher Aide (Certificate) 111 NDP.WWO Waste Water Operator (Certificate) 127 NDP.WPO Water Plant Operator (Certificate) 127 Technology 217-234-5313 Code Title Page # CRT.AAC Advanced Automation and Control Technology (Certificate) 21 CRT.AUTO Automotive Mechanic (Certificate) 32 AAS.AUTO Automotive Technology (AAS) 33 AAS.BCT Building Construction Technology (AAS) 36 AAS.CET Civil Engineering Technology (AAS) 38 AAS.CETCO Civil Engineering Technology Co-op (AAS) 39 AAS.CETAT Civil Engineering Technology/ Advanced Technical Studies (AAS) 40 AAS.CAD Computer-Aided Design (AAS) 48 CRT.CAD Computer-Aided Drafting (Certificate) 49 NDP.CNCO CNC Operator 41 NDP.CNCP CNC Programmer 42 AAS.CIM Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology (AAS) 45 CRT.COMTC Computer Technician (Certificate) 46 NDP.CT Computer Troubleshooting (Certificate) 47 CRT.ECT Electronic Communication Technician (Certificate) 63 AAS.ICS Electronic Control Technology (AAS) 64 AAS.EET Electronic Engineering Technology (AAS) 65 AAS.EETES Electronic System Specialist (AAS) 66 CRT.HVAC Heating, Venting, Air Conditioning Refrigeration Technology 74 CRT.INDMT Industrial Maintenance (Certificate) 79 AAS.ICT Instrumentation and Control Technology (AAS) 80 AAS.MET Mechanical Electrical Technology (AAS) 100 NDP.PLC Programmable Logic Controllers (Certificate) 118 AAS.RNRG Renewable Energy* (AAS) 121 CRT.RENEW Renewable Energy* (Certificate) 122 CRT.REMG Renewable Energy Management* (Certificate) 123 NDP.RSWR Residential Wiring (Certificate) 124 NDP.SNRG Sustainable Energy (Certificate) 125 AAS.WEL Welding 128 CRT.WEL Welding Technology 129 Counseling Services 217-234-5232 Code Title Page # ALS.LIB Associate Degree in Liberal Studies 28 Center for Business and Industry 1-800-789-1282 – 305 Richmond Ave E Code Title Page # NDP.CTDT Commercial Truck Driver Training (Certificate) 43
12 Lake Land College has many articulation agreements with senior institutions that allow for a seamless transfer once a student has completed the Associate in Applied Science (AAS), Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS) or an Associate in Liberal Studies (ALS) Degree. Articulation Technical Transfer Agreements Eastern Illinois University Accounting Administrative Assistant – Executive Administrative Assistant – Legal Administrative Assistant – Medical Agriculture Business Supply Associate Degree Nursing Building Construction Technology Child Family Services Civil Engineering/ Advanced Technical Studies Computer-Aided Design Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology Desktop Publishing Graphic Design Early Childhood Education Electronic Engineering Technology Human Services Human Services (Health Concentration) Human Services (Psychology Concentration) Human Services (Criminal Justice Concentration) Information Technology – Computer Applications Concentration Information Technology – Network Administration Information Technology – Programming Concentration Information Technology – Web Technology Management Marketing Paramedical Services Radio/TV Broadcasting Interested in transferring?
13 Partnerships for College and Career Success is an initiative intended to provide students with the academic and technical skills necessary to succeed in the 21st Century skills-based economy. Partnerships provides seamless transitions for students from secondary to postsecondary education and careers. Career and technical education programs under this legislation are held to specific, valid, and reliable accountability standards as well as industry-based standards. The initiative involves secondary and postsecondary education working with numerous constituency groups including business and industry, local communities, counselors, principals, parents, and students including special populations in order to educate students for high-wage, high-skill, or high-demand occupations. Perkins Programs of Study Programs of study are sequences of courses that incorporate a non-duplicative progression of secondary and postsecondary elements which include both academic and career and technical education content. Programs of study should start no later than ninth grade and continue through at least two years of postsecondary education. Programs of study include opportunities to earn college credit (dual credit) in high school, an industry-recognized credential or certificate at the secondary-postsecondary level, and an associate or baccalaureate degree. Partnerships Advantage High school students completing specific Perkins Programs of Study may be: • Eligible to earn college credit for knowledge acquired and/or skills learned/mastered. • Waived from course prerequisites in specific programs • And/or qualify for preferred selection into programs requiring special admission To receive the Partnerships advantage, students must: • Graduate in a high school Partnerships Program of Study • Complete the required sequence of courses • Continue in a Perkins Program of Study not later than 15 months after high school graduation • Submit the PCCS form to the program application More information regarding Partnerships Advantage is available by calling the Director of Perkins Programs at 217-234-5372 or the Perkins Specialist at 217-234-5542 or visit www.lakelandcollege.edu and click on Academic Information and then Partnerships for College and Career Success. Partnerships for College and Career SuccessIllinois State University Dental Hygiene Electronic Engineering Technology Human Services Any Technology Program Information Technology Information Technology – Computer Applications Information Technology – Network Administration Information Technology – Programming Information Technology – Web Technology Any appropriate degree in the Licensing Areas for the Occupational Specialist Teacher such as Accounting, Information Technology, Management, Automotive Technology, Computer-Aided Design, Com- puter Integrated Manufacturing, Electronic Engineering Technology, Mechanical Electrical Technology Associate Degree Nursing Lakeview College of Nursing Associate Degree Nursing Millikin University Accounting Business Administration Information Technology – Computer Applications Information Technology – Network Administration Information Technology – Programming Information Technology – Web Technology Management Marketing Robert Morris Accounting Information Technology Management Marketing Office Management Southern Illinois University Building Construction Technology Civil Engineering/ Advanced Technical Studies Dental Hygiene Electronics Engineering Technology Electronic Systems Specialist Fire Science Technology Information Technology Radio/TV
14 Lake Land offers more than 150 degrees and certificates but students may be interested in a subject matter not offered by the college. In that case, a student can attend another community college in Illinois. Many community colleges in Illinois have agreements that allow students to study a specific program at another college if their home college does not offer that program. Called Cooperative Agreements, the colleges allow students from Lake Land College District 517 to study one of the following programs at the in-district tuition rate in effect at the college selected. Students interested in doing this, must follow the college’s procedures for a Tuition Chargeback. Lake Land College has the following Cooperative Agreements Any approved occupational credit-bearing certificate or associate in applied science degree program Black Hawk College Carl Sandburg College Danville Area Community College Elgin Community College Heartland Community College Highland Community College Illinois Central College Illinois Valley Community College John Wood Community College Joliet Junior College Kankakee Community College Kaskaskia College Kishwaukee College Lewis and Clark Community College Lincoln Land Community College McHenry County College Morton College Prairie State College Richland Community College Rock Valley College Sauk Valley Community College South Suburban College Southwestern Illinois College Spoon River College Waubonsee Community College Interested in studying a program not offered by Lake Land College? Partnerships Programs Lake Land College programs of study currently designated for the Partnerships Advantage are: • Associate Degree in Nursing • Dental Hygiene • Paramedical Services • Physical Therapist Assistant • Practical Nursing    Pre-Technology Summer Session As the world of technology becomes more involved and progresses year by year, the course work in technology programs must keep pace. Students in these programs are able to achieve their goals much better if they have a good academic background based on math, science, laboratory courses and study skills. For students who feel a need to improve their skills in these areas the following is ­recommended: Semester Hours TUT 008 Exponents, Radicals, Geometry Algebra 1 TEC 045 Introduction to Drafting 2 RDG 050 Reading – Study Skills 2 Total 5 It is essential that students considering the summer pre-technology program make arrangements with the college Counseling Services to take their assessment testing prior to the beginning of the summer term. Partnerships continued Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Olney Central Collision Repair Technology (AAS) Lincoln Trail Pharmacy Technician (AAS) Parkland College Occupational Therapy Assistant (AAS) Radiological Technology (AAS) Respiratory Care (AAS) Hotel/Motel Management (Cert/AAS) Restaurant Management (AAS) Food Service (Cert) Surgical Technology (Cert/AAS) Auto Collision (AAS) Computer Tomography (Cert) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Cert) Specific programs
15 Tuition Chargebacks If a student wishes to take a curriculum of study not offered in the home community college district, or through a cooperative agreement, the student may enroll in the program at another public Illinois community college district. The home community college district will pay the non-resident portion of the tuition while he/she is enrolled in such a program. This process is generally referred to as a “chargeback.” 1. Application Deadline Application for Authorization of Partial Support must be made prior to the first day of classes of that semester or that summer term at Lake Land College and must be renewed each year. 2. Definition of Curriculum A curriculum is interpreted as an organized pattern of instruction within a discipline leading to a certificate or associate degree which is publicized in the official catalog of an Illinois public community college and approved by the Illinois Community College Board and the Illinois Board of Higher Education. Both full-time and part-time attendance is allowable. Individual courses, as in adult continuing education programs, are not considered programs for approval purposes, nor are programs that are generally considered to be baccalaureate oriented, e.g., architecture, since the majority of the courses normally taken during the first two years of such programs are readily available at Lake Land College. 3. Determination of Whether or not a Curriculum is Offered by Lake Land College A chargeback is not authorized if the desired curriculum is offered by Lake Land College or through a cooperative agreement with another college. The determination of whether or not the desired program is offered is made by comparing the relevant Lake Land College programs and any cooperative agreement college programs to the desired curriculum and its component courses in the official catalogue of the college the applicant wishes to attend. If Lake Land College or a cooperative agreement college has a comparable curriculum, as determined by the Lake Land College Dean of Admissions Services, no chargeback will be authorized. 4. Residency Qualification To qualify for a chargeback, the student must be a permanent resident of District 517. The residence of unemancipated persons is that of their parents. If the applicant is of foreign citizenship, proof of permanent residence (green card or its new equivalent) is required. 5. Change in Residency Residents of District 517 are eligible for chargebacks after they have resided in the district 30 days and verify their residency with a voters registration card. Students who have Lake Land College chargebacks but establish permanent residence out of the district will have their chargebacks terminated at the end of the term in which they moved. 6. Distance and Inconvenience Distance and inconvenience are not considered as the basis for approving chargebacks. If a program is offered anywhere within District 517 (excluding programs at correctional centers) it is judged to be available. The time of day, the day of the week, or the particular semester or term of offering of the program or its component parts are not considered as factors affecting approval. 7. Enrollment Limitation The fact that a Lake Land College curriculum may have limited enrollment, is temporarily closed to enrollment or is regularly over-subscribed is not considered as a factor affecting approval. 8. Failure to Meet Entrance Requirements The fact that an applicant for a chargeback was refused admission to a Lake Land College curriculum because of failure to meet entrance requirements is not considered grounds for authorizing a chargeback for a comparable program at another institution. Lake Land College will not authorize a chargeback to someone attempting to meet the entrance requirements or prerequisites for a particular program at another college. 9. Continuity of Authorization If Lake Land College authorizes a chargeback, and subsequently develops a comparable curriculum, the student is not required to transfer back to Lake Land College for the balance of the program. 10. Limit on Number of Programs per Applicant A student may not have more than one chargeback at the same time. 11. Repeated Courses, e.g., Incompletes, Failures, Drops or Withdrawals The college will not pay for repeated courses students take to either raise their grade point average or in which they received incompletes, failures, drops or withdrawals. 12. Schedule of Courses The student issued a chargeback authorization is required to complete a schedule of courses (program) and return same to the Lake Land College Admissions and Records Office prior to the start of classes. 13. Compliance Guideline The Lake Land College Admissions and Records Office will audit each billing of chargebacks received. Courses taken which are not part of the approved program will not be honored for chargeback. That is, the entire out-of-district tuition for such courses must be borne by the student.
Accounting (AAS.ACC) Associate in Applied Science Degree The Accounting program prepares students for entry-level positions in the accounting field. The graduate can become a general accountant for a small business or choose a specialized area in a large company such as a clerical position in accounts receivable, accounts payable, or payroll. Employment opportunities exist in small businesses, large businesses, public accounting firms, industry, not-for-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Cindy Phipps Email: cphipps@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5350 Lake Land College 16 First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 095 Business English or ENG 120 Composition 1 * 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- PE Elective 2 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 □ BUS 142 Introduction to Business 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 094 Business Math 3 Semester Totals 17 Second Semester □ BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ ECO 130 The American Economy or ECO 231 Principles of Economics I 3 □ BUS 251 Principles of Management 3 □ BUS 200 Legal Environment of Business 3 □ CIS 093 Access 2 □ BUS --- Career Elective: BUS 089, BUS 120, BUS 247, BUS 285, BUS 287 or BUS 290 3 Semester Totals 17 Second Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 098 Intermediate Accounting * 3 □ BUS 152 Managerial Accounting * 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ BUS 086 Statistics for Business † 3 □ CIS 094 Excel 2 □ General Education Elective 2 Semester Totals 16 Second Semester □ BUS 099 Computerized Accounting * 3 □ BUS 096 Federal Tax Accounting 3 □ BUS 097 Principles of Cost Accounting * 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures * ††† 3 □ BUS 087 Accounting Internship * or BUS/CIS --- BUS/CIS Elective 3 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 65 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester Notes: Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 • Economics – page 148 Finance You might also like:
Accounting (CRT.ACC) Certificate The certificate in Accounting program prepares students to provide technical administrative support to professional accountants and other financial management personnel. All courses satisfactorily completed in this certificate program will apply to the associate in applied science degree with a major in Accounting. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Cindy Phipps Email: cphipps@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5350 Lake Land College For more information regarding related occupations, graduation rates and program costs, go to www.lakelandcollege.edu, link to Academic Programs and select Gainful Employment Information. Notes: 17 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 □ BUS 094 Business Math 3 □ BUS 142 Introduction to Business 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * or ENG 095 Business English 3 Semester Totals 15 Second Semester Hours □ BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ Elective choose BUS 096 *, BUS 099 * 3 □ BUS 200 Legal Environment of Business 3 □ ECO 130 The American Economy or ECO 231 Principles of Economics I 3 □ CIS 093 Access or CIS 094 Excel 2 Semester Totals 14 Summer Term □ Elective choose BUS 096 *, BUS 097 *, BUS 098 *, BUS 099 *, or BUS 152 * 3 TOTAL 3 Total Program Hours 32 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
Administrative Assistant – Executive (AAS.AAEXE) Associate in Applied Science Degree Prepares graduates for a high-degree of administrative support responsibilities. Graduates will be ready to perform in a variety of positions due to diverse training in software packages, notetaking, legal terminology, desktop publishing, and transcription. Students gain hands-on experience through a five-hour internship. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Lisa Jobe Email: ljobe@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5356 Lake Land College Notes: 18 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 114 Advanced Formatting * 3 □ BUS 123 Notetaking † 4 □ BUS 142 Introduction to Business 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ ENG 095 Business English 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- P.E. Elective 2 Semester Totals 18 Second Semester □ BUS 115 Processing Information * †† 3 □ BUS 094 Business Mathematics 3 □ CIS 099 Web Page Design * 3 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting or BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ CIS 101 Internet Systems Applications or CIS 071 Introduction to Networking 2 □ CIS 093 Access * 2 □ Social Science Elective ^ 3 Semester Totals 19 Second Year First Semester Hours □ CIS 056 Advanced Software Applications * 3 □ CIS 058 Specialized Software Applications 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 □ CIS 094 Excel 2 □ BUS 065 Legal Terminology (MOD) or BUS 062 Legal Transcription (MOD) * or BUS 063 Medical Transcription (MOD 1) * 1 □ BUS 061 Office Transcription (MOD) * 1 Semester Totals 16 Second Semester □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures (MOD) * ††† 3 □ BUS 079 Professional Development (MOD) ††† 3 □ BUS 081 Office Technology Internship * 5 □ BUS 080 Office Technology Seminar * 1 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 68 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^ SOS 050 Human Relations and PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology cannot be used as a social science elective Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
Administrative Assistant – Legal (AAS.AALEG) Associate in Applied Science Degree Prepares graduates for a career in private and corporate law offices, and in federal, state, or local courts. Graduates will be ready to perform receptionist duties and to prepare legal correspondence and documents using legal terminology. Students gain hands-on experience through a five-hour internship. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Lisa Jobe Email: ljobe@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5356 Lake Land College Notes: 19 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 114 Advanced Formatting * 3 □ BUS 123 Notetaking † 4 □ Social Science Elective ^ 3 □ BUS 200 Legal Environment of Business 3 □ ENG 095 Business English 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- P.E. Elective 2 Semester Totals 18 Second Semester □ BUS 115 Processing Information * †† 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 094 Business Mathematics 3 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting or BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ CIS 101 Internet Systems Applications or CIS 099 Web Page Design * or CIS 093 Access * 2 – 3 □ BUS 061 Office Transcription (MOD) * 1 Semester Totals 15 – 16 Second Year First Semester Hours □ CIS 056 Advanced Software Applications * 3 □ CIS 058 Specialized Software Applications 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ CJS 150 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 □ BUS 065 Legal Terminology (MOD) 1 □ BUS 062 Legal Transcription (MOD) * 1 Semester Totals 17 Second Semester □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures (MOD) * ††† 3 □ BUS 079 Professional Development (MOD) ††† 3 □ BUS 081 Office Technology Internship * 5 □ BUS 080 Office Technology Seminar * 1 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 65 – 66 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^ SOS 050 Human Relations and PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology cannot be used as a social science elective Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
Administrative Assistant – Medical (AAS.AAMED) Associate in Applied Science Degree Prepares graduates for a career in medical offices, hospitals, or clinics. Students become familiar with medical terminology, medical office procedures which include transcription and billing procedures, and develop the interpersonal skills necessary to work under pressure. Students gain hands-on experience through a five-hour internship. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Kathleen Daugherty Email: kdaugherty@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5355 Lake Land College Notes: 20 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 114 Advanced Formatting * 3 □ BUS 123 Notetaking † 4 □ BIO 050 Basic Anatomy and Physiology 4 □ ENG 095 Business English 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- P.E. Elective 2 Semester Totals 16 Second Semester □ BUS 115 Processing Information * †† 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 059 Medical Insurance and Coding 3 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting or BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ AHE 041 Medical Terminology 3 □ Social Science Elective ^ 3 Semester Totals 18 Second Year First Semester Hours □ CIS 056 Advanced Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ CIS 058 Specialized Software Applications 3 □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 □ CIS 101 Internet Systems Applications or CIS 099 Web Page Design * or CIS 093 Access * 2 – 3 □ BUS 063 Medical Transcription (MOD 1) * 1 □ BUS 084 Advanced Medical Transcription (MOD 2) * 1 Semester Totals 16 – 17 Second Semester □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures (MOD) * ††† 3 □ BUS 079 Professional Development (MOD) ††† 3 □ BUS 083 Office Technology Internship – Medical * 5 □ BUS 080 Office Technology Seminar * 1 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 65 – 66 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^ SOS 050 Human Relations and PSY 271 can not be used as a social science elective Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
Graduates of this certificate will have developed the knowledge to integrate software with hardware in the Industrial Automation environment. Computer logic, basic programming skills, fundamentals of networking and controlling a process with instrumentation will be emphasized. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Gary Lindley Email: glindley@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5246 Lake Land College Notes: 21 First Year First Semester Hours □ PLC 040 Fundamentals of Instrumentation 3 □ EET 057 Computer Systems Architecture * 3 □ PLC 050 PLC I † 3 □ CIS 156 Computer Logic * 3 TOTAL 12 Second Semester □ EET 063 Industrial Computer Systems 3 □ PLC 060 PLC II * 3 □ EET 075 HMI * 2 □ EET 066 Network Pro * 4 Semester Totals 12 Total Program Hours 24 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester Workforce Ready • Advanced Automation Control Technology – page 21 • CNC Operator – page 41 • CNC Programmer – page 42 • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer-Aided Drafting – page 49 • Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology – page 45 • Electronic Control Technology – page 64 • Electronic Systems Specialist – page 66 • Industrial Maintenance – page 79 • Instrumentation Control Technology – page 80 • Mechanical-Electrical Technology – page 100 • Programmable Logic Controllers – page 118 • Renewable Energy – page 121 • Renewable Energy Management – page 123 • Sustainable Energy – page 125 • Welding Technology – page 129 Manufacturing You might also like: Advanced Automation Control Technology (CRT.AAC) Certificate
Notes: 2012–2013 Catalog 22 Ag Power Technology (AAS.AGPWR) Associate in Applied Science Degree Agriculture Power Technology is designed to give students skills in diesel machines, general overhaul, transmissions, electrical systems and the other skills required to operate as a technician. The program is also designed to develop students’ skills in sales, parts and supplies in machinery dealerships. Students must purchase hand tools necessary for use in this program. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 Lake Land College First Year First Semester Hours □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 091 Hydraulics † 3 □ AGR 080 Ignition and Electrical Systems † 3.5 □ AGR 083 Small Engines † 3 □ AGR 046 Introduction to Agriculture Occupations † 1 □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ TEC 048 Applied Shop Computations or MAT 116 General Education Math 3 Semester Totals 18.5 Second Semester □ AGR 092 Advanced Hydraulics * ††† 3 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 097 Planting and Tillage Equipment ††† 3 □ SPE 111 Intro to Speech or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II 3 Semester Totals 12.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II †† 2.5 □ AGR 094 Ag Machinery Air Conditioning †† 3 □ AGR 086 Adjusting New and Used Machinery †† 2.5 Semester Totals 8 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ AGR 087 Diesel Fuel Systems * † 3 □ AGR 088 Ag Trans and Power Train * † 3.5 □ Elective 1 □ SOS 050 Human Relations or PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 2 – 3 Semester Totals 12.5 – 13.5 Second Semester □ AGR 089 Tractor Overhaul * ††† 6 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† ^^ 3.5 □ AGR 082 Adv. Electrical Systems * ††† 3 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† ^^ 2 □ POS 160 American National Government ††† 3 Semester Totals 17.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 131 Agricultural Business Financing † 2 □ AGR 133 Agriculture Salesmanship ††† 2.5 □ WEL 057 Welding Fundamentals 2.5 Total Program Hours 69 – 70 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^^ Consult Academic Advisor for appropriate course Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
Notes: 23 Agriculture Power Technology is designed to prepare students as technicians and parts counter clerks for agriculture machinery dealerships. The program develops the student’s skills necessary to diagnose and repair diesel fuel systems, engines, transmissions and electrical systems of agricultural equipment. Students must purchase hand tools necessary for use in this program. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 Ag Power Technology (CRT.AGPWR) Certificate Lake Land College For more information regarding related occupations, graduation rates and program costs, go to www.lakelandcollege.edu, link to Academic Programs and select Gainful Employment Information. First Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 091 Hydraulics † 3 □ AGR 080 Ignition and Electrical Systems † 3.5 □ AGR 087 Diesel Fuel Systems * † 3 □ AGR 088 Ag Transmissions and Power Trains * † 3.5 □ TEC 048 Applied Shop Computations † 3 □ AGR 083 Small Engines † 3 Semester Totals 19 Second Semester □ AGR 089 Tractor Overhaul * ††† 6 □ AGR 097 Planting and Tillage Equipment ††† 3 □ AGR 082 Advanced Electrical Systems * ††† 3 □ AGR 092 Advanced Hydraulics * ††† 3 □ AGR 041 S.O.E. I ††† 3.5 Semester Totals 18.5 Summer Term □ AGR 094 Ag Machinery Air Conditioning 1 3 □ AGR 086 Adjusting New and Used Harvest Equipment 1 2.5 Semester Totals 5.5 Additional Courses Hours □ AGR 042 S.O.E. II 1 2.5 □ AGR 049 OSHA Agriculture Machinery Safety ††† 1 Total Program Hours 43 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in Summer Term Only Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
24 Notes: Agriculture Business (CRT.AGBUS) Certificate The Agriculture Business certificate program is designed to prepare students for employment in beginning management and sales capacities in agriculture businesses including elevators, fertilizer companies and feed companies. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 Lake Land College For more information regarding related occupations, graduation rates and program costs, go to www.lakelandcollege.edu, link to Academic Programs and select Gainful Employment Information. * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course ** Electives must be approved by Department Chair or Program Coordinator † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in summer term only First Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 040 Agriculture Math † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 052 Crop Production † or AGR 204 Field Crop Science ††† 3 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 131 Agricultural Business Financing † 2 □ AGR 134 Business Analysis and Records † 2 Semester Totals 16 – 18 Second Semester □ AGR 049 OSHA Ag Machinery Safety ††† 1 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Ag Software ††† 2 □ AGR 123 Marketing of Agricultural Products ††† 2.5 □ AGR 132 Retailing of Agricultural Supplies ††† 2 □ AGR 133 Agriculture Salesmanship ††† 2.5 □ AGR 041 S.O.E. I ††† 3.5 □ Electives 2 Semester Totals 15.5 Summer Term Hours □ AGR 120 Agriculture Economics 1 or 1 AGR 207 Introduction to Agriculture Economics 3 – 4 □ AGR 053 Integrated Pest Management 1 3 □ AGR 042 S.O.E. II 1 2.5 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 124 Farm Credit and Finance ** ††† 2 □ AGR 051 Soil Fertility ** ††† 2.5 □ AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ** ††† 2.5 □ AGR 151 GPS/Applications in Agriculture ** † 3 □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting ** ††† 3 Total Program Hours 40 – 43 Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
25 Agriculture Business Supply (AAS.AGBUS) Associate in Applied Science Degree Lake Land College First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology or SOS 050 Human Relations 2 – 3 □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 046 Introduction to Agricultural Occupations † 1 □ AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science * 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † or AGR 206 Introduction to Animal Science 3 – 4 Semester Totals 17 – 20 Second Semester □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II * ††† 2 – 3 □ CHM 101 Physical Science II ††† 3 □ AGR 049 OSHA Agricultural Machinery Safety ††† 1 □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting ††† or AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ††† 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† or AGR 112 Computer Applications in Agriculture ††† 2 – 3 □ Elective ** 2 Semester Totals 16 – 18.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II 1 2.5 □ AGR 120 Agricultural Economics 1 or AGR 207 Introduction to Agriculture Economics 3 – 4 □ AGR 053 Integrated Pest Management 1 3 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 052 Principles of Crop Production † or AGR 204 Field Crop Science ††† 3 – 4 □ AGR 151 GPS/Applications in Ag † 3 □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ AGR 131 Agricultural Business Financing † 2 □ AGR 134 Business Analysis and Records † 2 Semester Totals 13 – 14 Second Semester □ POS 160 American National Government 3 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† 3.5 □ AGR 123 Marketing of Agricultural Products ††† 2.5 □ AGR 132 Retailing of Agricultural Supplies ††† 2 □ AGR 133 Agricultural Salesmanship ††† 2.5 Elective ** 0.5 Semester Totals 14 Suggested Electives □ AGR 051 Soil Fertility ** ††† 2.5 □ BUS 085 Accounting Process ** 1 □ CIS 094 Excel ** 2 □ BUS 095 Office Accounting ** 3 Additional Courses □ AGR 061 Introduction to Livestock Evaluation † 3 □ AGR 064 Beef and Dairy Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ AGR 070 Swine Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ CIS 054 Power Point ** 2 Total Program Hours 68.5 – 76 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course ** Electives must be approved by Department Chair or Program Coordinator † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course only offered during the summer term This core curriculum is designed for those students who are planning a career in fertilizer, pest management, agri-business sales,management or ownership in these areas. While this curriculum is designed for Agricultural Business, it also provides transferability to Southern Illinois – Carbondale, Western Illinois and Illinois State universities. Note: Those students that are considering transferring to a 4-year institution should contact their advisor as soon as possible. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Mark Niemerg Email: mniemerg@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5327 Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
26 Lake Land College This core curriculum is designed for those students who are planning a career in agricultural production, farming, ag production sales, and management or ownership in these areas. While this curriculum is designed for Agricultural Production, it also allows transferability to Illinois State, Southern Illinois and Western Illinois universities. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. * There are prerequisites or course requisites for this course ** Electives must be approved by Department Chair or Program Coordinator † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in Summer Term Only First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology or SOS 050 Human Relations 2 – 3 □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 046 Introduction to Agricultural Occupations † 1 □ AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science † ††† 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † or AGR 206 Animal Science 3 – 4 Semester Totals 17 – 20 Second Semester □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II * ††† 2 – 3 □ CHM 101 Physical Science II ††† 3 □ AGR 049 OSHA Agricultural Machinery Safety ††† 1 □ AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ††† 2.5 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 121 Farm Business Records ††† 2.5 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† or AGR 112 Computer Applications in Agriculture ††† 2 – 3 Semester Totals 16.5 – 18.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II 1 2.5 □ AGR 120 Agricultural Economics 1 or AGR 207 Introduction to Ag Economics † 3 – 4 □ AGR 053 Integrated Pest Management 1 3 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 052 Principles of Crop Production † or AGR 204 Field Crop Science ††† 3 – 4 □ AGR 090 Principles of Agricultural Mechanics † 2.5 □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ AGR 122 Farm Management † 2.5 Elective 1.5 Semester Totals 12.5 – 13.5 Second Semester □ POS 160 American National Government 3 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† 3.5 □ AGR 123 Agriculture Marketing ††† 2.5 □ AGR 124 Farm Credit and Finance ††† 2 □ AGR 051 Soil Fertility ††† 2.5 Semester Totals 13.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting ††† 2.5 □ AGR 151 GPS/Applications in Ag † 3 □ AGR 054 Crop Harvesting, Drying and Storage ** † 2.5 □ CIS 094 Excel 2 Additional Courses □ AGR 061 Introduction to Livestock Evaluation † 3 □ AGR 065 Artificial Insemination Management for Beef and Dairy Cattle ††† 1.5 □ AGR 064 Beef and Dairy Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ AGR 070 Swine Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ AGR 071 Swine Reproduction and Artificial Insemination ††† 1 □ AGR 066 Meat Science ††† 2 Total Program Hours 68 – 75 Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Ryan Orrick Email: sorrick@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5360 Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like: Agriculture Production Management (AAS.AGPRO) Associate in Applied Science Degree
This core curriculum is designed for those students who are planning a career in alternative agriculture production including farming, ag production sales, and management or ownerships in these areas. The fundamentals of Agroecology, the incorporation of biological pest management, as well as sustainable crop and livestock production will be emphasized. While this curriculum is designed for immediate placement in Alternative Agriculture Production, it also allows transferability to Illinois State, Southern Illinois, and Western Illinois universities. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Lake Land College 27 Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in Summer Term Only Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like: Alternative Agriculture Production (AAS.ALAG) Associate in Applied Science Degree First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ AGR 141 Intro to Agroecology † 3 □ AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † 3 Semester Totals 15 – 16 Second Semester □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 1 or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II * ††† 2 – 3 □ CHM 101 Physical Science II 3 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† 2 □ AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ††† 2.5 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 121 Farm Business Records ††† 2.5 Semester Totals 15.5 – 16.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II 1 2.5 □ AGR 120 Agricultural Economics 1 or AGR 207 Introduction to Ag Economics 3 – 4 □ AGR 145 Biological Pest Management 1 3 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 143 Organic Crop Production † 3 □ AGR 090 Principles of Ag Mechanization † 2.5 □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ HRT 201 Introduction to Horticulture † 3 □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology or SOS 050 Human Relations 2 – 3 Semester Totals 13.5 – 14.5 Second Semester □ POS 160 American National Government 3 □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† 3.5 □ AGR 123 Marketing of Agricultural Products ††† 2.5 □ AGR 124 Farm Credit and Finance ††† 2 □ AGR 163 Forages and Pasture Management ††† 2.5 Semester Totals 15.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting 2.5 □ AGR 054 Crop Harvesting, Drying and Storage 2.5 □ AGR 065 Artificial Insemination Management for Beef and Dairy Cattle 1.5 □ AGR 064 Beef and Dairy Production Skills 1.5 □ AGR 070 Swine Production Skills 1.5 □ AGR 071 Swine Reproduction and Artificial Insemination 1 Total Program Hours 68 – 72
Notes: Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Emily Hartke Email: ehartke@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5430 Lake Land College 28 Individuals who are returning to school or students who are pursuing an area of learning that is not covered by any of the one or two year programs may wish to consider the Associate in Liberal Studies (ALS) degree. The ALS degree program at Lake Land College has a minimal formal structure to ensure that a student acquire a basic liberal education. A student is required to take a minimum of 22 semester hours in traditional academic disciplines. However, a student may acquire credit to meet graduation requirements through a variety of other methods. The ALS degree offers a flexible learning program. The student sets personal and professional goals, then pursues those goals by a variety of learning experiences. How Credit May Be Earned for the ALS Degree Credit may be accumulated for the associate in liberal studies degree in the following manner: 1. Acceptance by Lake Land College of work completed at another institution. 2. Any baccalaureate-oriented course at Lake Land. 3. Any occupation-oriented course at Lake Land. 4. Independent study (maximum of 16 semester hours at Lake Land). 5. Proficiency examinations. 6. Advanced standing (CLEP) test. 7. Credit for experiential/life experience, including CEU credits, workshops, and/or specialized training experiences (up to a maximum of 50 percent of the credit that is consistent with the student’s degree objectives may be applied toward the ALS degree or the Associate in Applied Science degree.) In order to receive credit for experiential/ life experience, the student must be enrolled in the College and complete INS 099 Portfolio Development. Graduation Requirements 1. Meet all College admission requirements. 2. Accumulate a total of 64 semester hours or its equivalent. 3. Complete the following minimum requirements or their equivalents which total 22 credit hours: Communication Skills – 6 semester hours Mathematics or Science – 7 semester hours Humanities 3 – 6 semester hours Social Science 3 – 6 semester hours Total 22 semester hours 4. Accumulate a grade point average of 2.0 (C). 5. Meet the general graduation requirements of Lake Land College. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Associate Degree in Liberal Studies (ALS.LIB) Associate Degree in Liberal Studies The Associate Degree in Liberal Studies can be customized for any career goal. Hospitality Tourism
29 Notes: The nursing programs at Lake Land College are competitive and special admission. The Associate Degree in Nursing Track (AAS.ADN.TRK) prepares the student for acceptance into the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program, which begins Fall semester only. Applicants are instructed to prepare for the ADN program by following AAS. ADN.TRK guidelines. Students are counseled regarding completion and course requirements when seeking admission into the ADN program, as well as course work that may increase their success once accepted into the ADN program. Upon acceptance into the ADN program, the director will change the program code to AAS.ADN. Interested students should submit the Intent to Enroll form and list their Academic Program as AAS.ADN.TRK. Then, follow the ADN Checklist carefully for instructions about the application procedure. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Nicole Zeller Email: nzeller@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5452 Lake Land College Workforce Ready • Associate Degree in Nursing – page 30 • Basic Nurse Assisting Program – page 34 • Dental Hygiene – page 57 • Emergency Medical Services – page 67 • Health Information Medical Coding Online – page 73 • Massage Therapy – page 98 • Medical Coding Specialist Online Certificate – page 101 • Medical Transcriptionist – page 102 • Physical Therapist Assistant – page 113 • Practical Nursing – page 115 Transfer Ready • Clinical Lab Science – page 142 • Pre-Chiropractic – page 161 • Pre-Dentistry – page 162 • Pre-Medicine – page 164 • Pre-Nursing – page 165 • Pre-Pharmacy – page 166 • Pre-Physical Therapy – page 167 Health Sciences You might also like: Associate Degree in Nursing Track (AAS.ADN.TRK)
30 Associate Degree in Nursing (AAS.ADN) Associate in Applied Science Degree Lake Land College The Associate Degree in Nursing(ADN) program is an intensive, two-year academic program that includes classroom, skills laboratory and clinical experience in various healthcare agencies. The student is awarded an Associate in Applied Science degree upon completion of the program and may apply to complete the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Upon successful completion of the NCLEX-RN, the graduate may apply for RN licensure. Completion of the ADN program does not guarantee RN licensure. The Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) may refuse to issue a license, if a candidate has a criminial history. Please consult with the director of ADN program to avoid license application hindrances. The program is approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), 3343 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, GA 30326; Phone: 404-975-5000, Fax: 404-975-5020. ADN brochures, admission requirements/information sheets, program competencies/handbook and intent forms are available through Counseling Services and/ or the Allied Health division. The ADN Checklist is available on the college website. Note: State regulations require that qualified in-district residents must b e accepted b efore any consideration can be given to out-of-district applicants. Applicants seeking admission into the ADN Program must have a completed nursing application file in the nursing department by February 1, or the preceding business day if February 1 falls on a weekend. Applicants will be notified in writing of acceptance/denial within six weeks following the deadline. The following admission criteria and procedures are in accordance with Illinois law. If there are more qualified applicants than spaces available in the program, admission is competitive and selective using an objective formula approved by the Nursing Department. Selection criteria includes the date on the nursing intent form, academic achievement in pre-requisite and co-requisite courses; and pre-RN assessment composite raw score. Optional admission points are available to students who have completed a healthcare degree or work in direct patient care settings. The admission’s rubric may be found in all admission’s packets. Program policies are consistent with all College policies and are found in the ADN program handbook. Download the ADN checklist for the complete application procedure. Download the ADN Checklist – PCCS if you are an high school student in Health Occupations class or plan to pursue this class Download the LPN-RN Checklist if you are currently an LPN Admission Criteria The following procedures and prerequisites must be satisfied before admission to the Lake Land College Associate Degree Nursing program can be considered. 1. Complete an intent to enroll at Lake Land College and submit to the Admissions and Records Office. (Note: Acceptance to the College does not guarantee admission into the ADN program.) 2. Obtain an ADN program Intent Form and return it completed to the Nursing department. 3. Submit an official transcript from all colleges and/ or nursing schools attended, to the Admissions and Records Office. 4. Provide documentation that the following prerequisites have been completed (Courses must be completed within five years of program application deadline with a grade of “C” or better. High school applicants may provide high school transcript demonstrating progress towards completion of prerequisites.): a. One year of high school biology, or BIO 100 at Lake Land College, or equivalent college-level course. b. One year of high school chemistry, or CHM 101, CHM 111, or CHM 120 at Lake Land College, or equivalent college-level course. 5. Demonstrate satisfactory scores in two of the the three categories on the Lake Land College placement tests: Compass Reading, 83; Compass English, 81; and Compass Math, 39. (Eligibility to take the pre RN test is determined by these tests.). ACT scores may be submitted instead of taking the placement exam. ACT scores should be reported directly to the college from ACT. Contact nursing director for comparable scores to LLC test. 6. Demonstrate satisfactory scores on the pre-RN assessment test. A pre-RN composite raw score below 90 is not acceptable. Test scores more than three years preceding the February 1 deadline are not acceptable. If the pre-RN assessment test is repeated, the most recent score is used. Pre-RN assessments are offered at least two times a year. Dates for pre- RN assessments are available from the Nursing Department. 7. High school students who successfully complete Partnership for Career and College Success (PCCS) curriculum should consult with the director regarding enrollment requirements and procedures. 8. The ADN curriculum is outlined in this catalog. Co-requisite courses may be taken prior to or during the semester designated but, not after. Co-requisite courses are only accepted with a “C” or better. Prior completion of science courses required in the ADN program must be current within five years of the program application deadline.
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LakeLand Cllege catalog 2014 16 web.l

  • 1. lakelandcollege.edu ~ Lake Land College (217) 234-5253 5001 Lake Land Blvd. Mattoon, IL 61938
  • 2. Lake Land College is the place to find the right major for you with more than 140 programs that prepare you to transfer or enter the workforce immediately! Visit Us! Transfer successfully Lake Land students who transfer to public four-year universities in Illinois achieve higher cumulative GPAs than students who start as freshmen at the university. Become workforce ready In a recent survey, about 88 percent of graduates said Lake Land College prepared them for their career path. Save money Lake Land's tuition and fees are 1/4 of the cost of the average state university tuition and fees. That adds up to more than $17,000 in savings for the first two years! Lake Land's Textbook Rental Program saves you more than $1,400 a year. More than 60 percent of our students receive financial assistance. To schedule a campus tour: lakelandcollege.edu/visit Email: campustourselakeland.cc.il.us Call: (217) 234-5254 Request more information: lakelandcollege.edu
  • 3. 1 Here’s how this catalog can help you! With this catalog, you can get a glimpse of what it’s like to be an LLC student! Once you are enrolled at Lake Land, hang on to it for important references, especially to financial matters! 1. Check out the Career Clusters on pages 2 and 3 to find the major that matches your career goals! 2. Study the How to Pay for College section to begin planning today. 3. Use the Academic Calendar page to note semester start dates, important deadlines and due dates. 4. Review the Policies because many of them affect you financially. Table of Contents 2 Find the Right Major 4 Phone Directory 4 Envision. Educate. Engage for a sustainable future 5 Welcome from the Lake Land College President 5 Meet the Board of Trustees 5 Mission/Vision/Values 6 Academic Calendar 8 Educational Guarantee 9 Workforce Ready Programs Certificate and degree programs leading to an immediate career 131 Transfer Ready Programs First two years of a bachelor’s degree 179 Admissions How to Get Started 185 How to Pay for College Financial Aid, Scholarships, Payment Plan 195 Resources to Help You Be Successful Bookstore, Career Services, Counseling, Library, Online Learning, Policies, Student Accommodations, Student Support Programs, Tutoring, Veterans 205 Academic Standards Adding and Dropping Classes, CLEP/AP Credit, Grades, Graduation Requirements, Policies, Student Call to Military Duty, Withdrawals 217 College Life Alumni, Clubs, Housing, Laker Point, Parking, Police Department, Second Story, Student IDs, Student Life and Student Government, Study Abroad, Textbooks, WLKL 223 Serving the Community and Workforce Adult Education, CBI, CDL, Community Learning, Dual Credit, Extension Centers, Foundation, Post a Job Opening, Trio Destination College 229 Course Descriptions 281 College Personnel 291 Index Connect with us on social media sites: Volume XXXVI Community College District #517 5001 Lake Land Boulevard Mattoon, Illinois 61938
  • 4. 2 Diagnostic Services Support Services Health Informatics Therapeutic Services Biotechnology Research Development Transfer Ready • Clinical Lab Science – page 142 • Pre-Chiropractic – page 161 • Pre-Dentistry – page 162 • Pre-Medicine – page 164 • Pre-Nursing – page 165 • Pre-Pharmacy – page 166 • Pre-Physical Therapy – page 167 Technology Engineering Agriculture Health Technology, M ath Science, Business Divisions AgricultureDivision Allied Health, Business, Engineering Technology Science Math Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Geospatial Technology – page 72 Transfer Ready • Biological Science – page 138 • Chemistry – page 141 • Conservation-Pre-Forestry – page 143 • Conservation-Pre-Wildlife – page 144 • Earth Science – page 147 • Electronic Engineering Tech – page 65 • Engineering – page 150 • Environmental Science – page 152 • Mathematics – page 156 • Physics – page 159 • Pre-Engineering – page 163 Science, Technology, Engineering Mathematics Production Manufacturing Production Process Development Maintenance, Installation Repair Quality Assurance Logistics Inventory Control Health, Safety Environmental Assurance Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Advanced Automation Control Technology – page 21 • CNC Operator – page 41 • CNC Programmer – page 42 • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer-Aided Drafting – page 49 • Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology – page 45 • Electronic Control Technology – page 64 • Electronic Systems Specialist – page 66 • Industrial Maintenance – page 79 • Instrumentation Control Technology – page 80 • Mechanical-Electrical Technology – page 100 • Programmable Logic Controllers – page 118 • Renewable Energy – page 121 • Renewable Energy Management – page 123 • Sustainable Energy – page 125 • Welding Technology – page 129 Manufacturing Transportation Operations Logistics Planning Mgmt Services Warehousing Distribution Center Operations Facility Mobile Equipt. Maintenance Transportation Systems/Infrastructure Planning, Management Regulation Health, Safety Environmental Mgmt Sales Services Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Automotive Technology – page 33 • Automotive Mechanic – page 32 • Commercial Driver Training – page 43 Transportation, Distribution Logistics Correction Services Emergency Fire Mgmt. Services Security Protective Services Law Enforcement Services Legal Services Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Fire Science Tech – page 71 • Paramedical Services – page 109 Transfer Ready • Criminal Justice – page 145 Law, Public Safety, Corrections Security Food Products Processing Plant Systems Animal Systems Power, Structural Technical Systems Environmental Service Agribusiness Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources Health Sciences Audio Video Technology Film Printing Technology Journalism Broadcasting Telecommunications Performing Arts Visual Arts Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Broadcast Announcing – page 35 • Radio Broadcasting – page 119 • Radio-TV Broadcasting – page 120 • TV Field/Studio Production – page 126 • Liberal Studies – page 28 Transfer Ready • Art – page 137 • English – page 151 • Speech Communications – page 177 • Liberal Arts – page 155 Arts, A/V Technology Communications Your interests Your Workforce Ready programs can be modified for those interested in earning a bachelor’s degree. Design/Pre-Construction Construction Maintenance/Operations Architecture Construction Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Building Construction Tech – page 36 • Civil Engineering Tech – page 38 • Civil Engineering Tech Co-op – page • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer- Aided Drafting – page 49 • HVAC – page 74 • Residential Wiring – page 124 Transfer Ready • Civil Engineering Technology/Advanced Technical Studies – page 40
  • 5. 3 Business, M arketing Computers Sciences Family ConsumerSciences Business, Technology, Education Divisions Math Science Divisions SocialScienceEducation,BusinessDivisions Administration Administrative Support Professional Support Services Teaching/Training Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Paraprofessional Education Teacher’s Aide – page 111 Transfer Ready • Business Education – page 140 • Early Childhood Education – page 146 • Elementary Education – page 149 • Health Education – page 153 • Mathematics Education – page 157 • Physical Education – page 158 • Science Education – page 171 • Secondary Education (Biology Specialization) – page 172 • Secondary Education (Chemistry Specialization) – page 173 • Secondary Education (Physics Specialization) – page 174 • Special Education – page 176 Education Training Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Child and Family Services – page 37 • Cosmetology – page 51 • Cosmetology-Nail Technology – page 53 • Cosmetology Teacher – page 54 • Dental Hygiene – page 57 • Early Childhood Care Education – page 62 • Esthetics – page 69 • Human Services – page 77 • Massage Therapy – page 98 • Nanny Child Care Provider – page 101 Transfer Ready • Psychology – page 169 • Recreation – page 170 • Sociology/ Social Work – page 175 Early Childhood Development Services Counseling Mental Health Services Family Community Services Personal Care Services Consumer Services Human Services Start your career at Lake Land College: Transfer Ready • Recreation – page 170 Restaurants Food/Beverage Services Lodging Travel Tourism Recreation, Amusements Attractions Hospitality Tourism Marketing/Management Professional Sales Merchandising Marketing Communications Marketing Research Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Professional Sales – page 117 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Marketing Governance National Security Foreign Service Planning Revenue Taxation Regulation Public Management Administration Start your career at Lake Land College: Transfer Ready • History – page 154 • Political Science – page 160 Government Public Administration Business, Management Administration General Management Business Information Management Human Resources Management Operations Management Administrative Support Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant-Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant-Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant-Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship – page 68 • Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills-General, Medical and MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Securities Investments Banking Services Business Finance Accounting Insurance Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 • Economics – page 148 Finance Network Systems Information Support Services Web Digital Communications Programming Software Development Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Computer Applications Specialist – page 44 • Computer Technician – page 46 • Computer Troubleshooting – page 47 • Desktop Publishing Graphic Design – page 59 • Electronic Communication Technician – page 63 • IT-Computer Applications – page 81 • IT-Computer Game Development – page 83 • IT-Digital Media Specialist – page 84 • IT-Network Administration – page 85 • IT-Programming – page 87 • IT-Web Technology – page 89 Information Technology Your careerMajor Start your career at Lake Land College: Workforce Ready • Associate Degree in Nursing – page 30 • Basic Nurse Assisting Program – page 34 • Dental Hygiene – page 57 • Emergency Medical Services – page 67 • Health Information Medical Coding Online – page 73 • Medical Coding Specialist Online Certificate – page 101 • Medical Transcriptionist – page 102 • Physical Therapist Assistant – page 113 • Practical Nursing – page 115 • Massage Therapy – page 98
  • 6. College Offices All numbers are 217 area code unless otherwise specified Information for all college numbers except those listed below 217-234-LAKE (5253) Accounting/Tuition Fees Payment 234-5214 Adjunct Faculty 234-5043 Admissions Office 234-5434 Fax 234-5390 Graduation 234-5028 Records 234-5311 Registration 234-5434 Agriculture Division 234-5208 Allied Health Division 234-5448 Alumni Association 234-5363 Assessment 234-5088 Auxiliary Services 234-5475 Bookstore/Textbook Rental 234-5420 Business Division 234-5348 Career Services 234-5288 Center for Technology Professional Development Online Help Desk 234-5439 Community and Professional Programs 234-5219 Counseling Services 234-5232 Dual Credit 234-5044 Office of Student Accommodations (Disability Services) 234-5259 Hearing Impaired Contact – jhicks50392@lakeland.cc.il.us Financial Aid – Veterans Services 234-5231 Educational Loans 234-5241 Veteran Services 234-5255 Foundation/Scholarships 234-5363 Health Services/Handicapped Parking 234-5276 Honors Program 234-5226 Humanities and Communications Division 234-5271 Human Resources 234-5410 Learning Assistance Centers 234-5287 Testing 234-5301 Tutoring 234-5366 Library (Virgil H. Judge Learning Resource Center) 234-5367 Fax 234-5533 Math and Science Division 234-5309 Partnerships for College  Career Success 234-5372 President’s Office 234-5222 Social Science and Education Division 234-5331 Student Activities/Student Life 234-5277 Trio Student Support Services 234-5456 Technology Division 234-5313 Off Campus Locations Eastern Region Center at the Forsythe Center 224 S. Sixth St., Marshall 826-8490 Kluthe Center for Higher Education and Technology 1204 Network Centre Blvd., Effingham 540-3555 Massage Therapy Program 540-3535 Physical Therapist Assistant Program 540-3535 Workforce Development Center 305 Richmond Avenue East 235-2222 Adult Education 238-8207 Center for Business Industry 235-1282 Commercial Driver Training 800-789-1282 Community Professional Programs 234-5219 Correctional Programs 540-3518 Highway Construction Careers Training Program 238-8297 Pathways 238-8383 Trio Destination College 234-5003 Traffic Safety 234-5467 Western Region Center 600 E. First St., Pana 562-5000 Visit the phone directory online www.lakelandcollege.edu This publication is not a contract or offer to contract. The Board of Trustees, college executive officers and their agents reserve the right to change information contained herein without notice when circumstances warrant such action. Important Phone Numbers 4 Envision. Educate. Engage for a sustainable future. Lake Land College is leading the nation in creating an energy independent campus with a living laboratory of energy generation and reduction. Wind turbines and solar panels generate energy, while geothermal fields heat and cool the buildings. In addition to provid- ing a tremendous savings to the college, the sustainability program provides a launching pad for a host of new courses and programs in renewable energy. Look for the Sustainability and Add Green to Your Career buttons from the home page at www.lakelandcollege.edu.
  • 7. 5 Welcome from the President Welcome to Lake Land College! Within this catalog, you will discover the courses, programs, services and guidelines that will help you reach your goals. I encourage you to use the Career Clusters model on pages 2 and 3 to help determine the best major for you. Lake Land offers more than 140 workforce ready and transfer ready programs that prepare you for the next stage in your life, whether that is immediately entering a career or transferring to complete a bachelor’s degree. Lake Land College’s esteemed faculty have won numerous state, regional and national awards for excellence in teaching, and our college has twice been named in the top 10 percent of all community colleges in the nation by the Aspen Institute. Four-year universities work with us to welcome our transfer students as juniors, and area employers seek out applicants who list Lake Land College on their resumes. Equally as important to academic quality in today’s economy is cost. Lake Land College’s tuition and fees are approximately one-fourth of the cost of the average state university and more than one-seventh of the average private technical schools’ tuition and fees. Textbook rental, a student fitness center and free parking, printing, and tutoring all add up to save you thousands of dollars per year. As you can see in the photos throughout this catalog, Lake Land offers you a complete college experience with campus life, student government and leadership opportunities, intercollegiate athletics, private housing adjacent to campus, intramurals and weekly entertainment and activities. We would love to see you on campus! It’s easy to schedule a campus visit online or by calling 217-234-5232. You can tour our beautiful 317-acre campus with a current student, meet with faculty, and discuss your options with an academic advisor. We hope you’ll consider becoming part of the Lake Land College family and discover the power of learning in you! Dr. Jonathan Bullock • President Mission Lake Land College creates and continuously improves an affordable, accessible, and effective learning environment for the lifelong educational needs of the diverse communities we serve. Our college fulfills this mission through: • University transfer education • Technical and career education • Workforce development • Community and continuing education • Intellectual and cultural programs Vision Engaging minds, changing lives, through the power of learning. Values Caring • Showing respect and compassion for others Communication • Creating an environment that values the open exchange of ideas Teamship • Working together and with others to create a whole greater than the sum of the parts Innovation • Taking risks to create new opportunities Excellence • Consistently achieving the highest level of quality Board of Trustees Pictured, left to right: Carl Hart, Shelbyville, Board Member, 2008-2015; Robert K. Luther, Mattoon, Secretary, 2011-2017; Gary Cadwell, Mode, Vice Chairman, 2009-2015; Doris Reynolds, Mattoon, Board Member, 1993-2017; Mike Sullivan, Mattoon, Chairperson, 1987-2017; Dave Storm, Effingham, Board Member, 2013-2019; BRuce Owen, Dieterich, Board Member, 2013-2019; Kolten Postin, Moweaqua, Student Trustee, 2013-2014.
  • 8. 6 Academic Calendar Fall Semester 2014 August 22 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. – Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 25 First Meeting of Fall Semester Module I Classes 29 Last Day for Refund – Module I September 1 College Closed 8 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester 20 No Day or Evening Classes 22 Mid-Term Module I October 7 College Career Day/Adjunct Faculty Development Evening – No Day or Evening Classes 15 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I 21 Mid Term Full Semester 21 Last Day of Classes Module I 22 First Meeting of Module II Classes 28 Last Day for Refund – Module II November 17 Mid-Term – Module II 26 Staff Development – No Day or Evening Classes 27-30 College Closed December 5 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Fall 8 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 12 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester Module II 15-18 Final Examinations 19 Semester Close – Grades Due 12:00 Noon Spring Semester 2015 January 9 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 12 First Meeting of Full Semester Module I Classes 16 Last Day for Refund – Module I 19 College Closed 26 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester February 9 Mid-Term Module I March 2 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I 6 Last Day of Classes Module I 6 Mid-Term Full Semester 9-13 Spring Recess – No Day or Evening Classes 13 College Closed 16 First Meeting of Module II Classes 20 Last Day for Refund – Module II 20 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Spring April 3 College Closed 9-10 Staff Development Days – No Day or Evening Classes 14 Mid-Term Module II May 5 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 11 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester and Module II 12-15 Final Examinations 15 Commencement – 7:30 p.m. 18 Semester Close – Grades Due 12:00 Noon Summer Term 2015 May 18 First Meeting of Classes – Intersession 18 Last Day for Refund – Intersession 25 College Closed June 2 Last Day for Withdrawal – Intersession 3 Last Day of Classes – Intersession 8 First Meeting of Classes 15 Last Day for Refund July 2 Mid Term 23 Last Day for Withdrawal 30 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Summer 30 Last Day of Classes August 3-4 Final Examinations 5 Summer Term Closes – Grades Due Noon • September 1, 2014 – Labor Day • November 27 and 28, 2014 – Thanksgiving • December 24, 2014 through January 1, 2015 – Semester Break • January 19, 2015 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day • March 13, 2015 – Spring Break • April 3, 2015 – Good Friday • May 25, 2015 – Memorial Day Dates that all college offices are closed 2014–2015 COLLEGE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY ONLY MAY 22 THROUGH AUGUST 14.
  • 9. Fall Semester 2015 August 24 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 25 First Meeting of Full Semester Module I Classes 31 Last Day for Refund – Module I September 7 College Closed 8 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester 19 No Day or Evening Classes 21 Mid-Term Module I October 6 College Career Day/Adjunct Faculty Development Evening – No Day or Evening Classes 14 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I 20 Last Day of Classes – Module I 20 Mid-Term Full Semester 21 First Meeting of Module II Classes 27 Last Day for Refund – Module II November 17 Mid-Term – Module II 25 Staff Development – No Day or Evening Classes 26-29 College Closed December 4 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Fall 8 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 14 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester Module II 15-18 Final Examinations 21 Semester Close – Grades Due Noon Spring Semester 2016 January 8 Staff Development 8 – 10 a.m. Full Services Resume @ 10 a.m. 11 First Meeting of Full Semester Module I Classes 15 Last Day for Refund – Module I 18 College Closed 25 Last Day for Refund – Full Semester February 8 Mid-Term Module I 29 Last Day for Withdrawal – Module I March 4 Last Day of Classes Module I 4 Mid-Term Full Semester 7-11 Spring Recess – No Day or Evening Classes 11 College Closed 14 First Meeting of Module II Classes 18 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Spring 18 Last Day for Refund – Module II 25 College Closed April 7-8 Staff Development Days – No Day or Evening Classes 14 Mid-Term Module II May 3 Last Day for Withdrawal – Full Semester Module II 9 Last Day of Classes – Full Semester Module II 10-13 Final Examinations 13 Commencement – 7:30 p.m. 16 Semester Close – Grades Due Noon Summer Term 2016 May 16 First Meeting of Classes – Intersession 16 Last Day for Refund – Intersession 30 College Closed 31 Last Day for Withdrawal – Intersession June 1 Last Day of Classes – Intersession 6 First Meeting of Classes 13 Last Day for Refund 30 Mid Term July 4 College Closed 25 Last Day for Withdrawal 28 Last Day to File Intent to Graduate for Summer August 1 Last Day of Classes 2-3 Final Examinations 4 Summer Term Closes – Grades Due Noon 7 • September 7, 2015 – Labor Day • November 26–27, 2015 – Thanksgiving • December 24, 2015 – January 1, 2016 – Semester Break • January 18, 2016 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day • March 11, 2016 – Spring Break • March 25, 2016 – Good Friday • May 30, 2016 – Memorial Day • July 4, 2016 – Independence Day Dates that all college offices are closed 2015–2016 COLLEGE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY ONLY MAY 16 THROUGH AUGUST 12.
  • 10. 8 Our Educational Guarantee Two educational guarantees are offered to Lake Land College graduates. The Occupational Program Guarantee is offered to students graduating from an occupational program with an Associate in Applied Science degree or a certificate. The Baccalaureate/Transfer Program Guarantee is offered to students ­graduating with an Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts in Teaching, Associate in Engineering Science or Associate in Science degree. 1Occupational Program Guarantee Policy Guarantee It is the policy of Lake Land College that students graduating with an Associate in Applied Science degree or certificate in a career/occupational program be guaranteed competency in the technical skills that the program is designed to teach in the degree or certificate. Graduates of degree programs who jointly with their employers deter- mine they are lacking in the technical skills contained in the program and graduates who have been unsuccessful in passing required licensure exams after two attempts shall be permitted to enroll in up to 15 credit hours of retraining for a degree or nine (9) credit hours of retraining for a certificate, tuition free. Notification and Conditions This policy shall become effective with new degree or certificate seeking students of the 1994 fall term. All course work for the degree or certificate must have been completed at Lake Land College with a grade of “C” or better within three years of initial enrollment at the college and the graduate must have been employed full-time in a job directly related to his/her training within one year after graduation from the program. Upon written verification from the employer within six months of the graduate’s initial employment that the graduate lacks competency in specific technical skills as represented by the degree or certificate information printed in the college catalog, or other printed matter, a retraining plan will be developed through the office of the Associate Vice President for Workforce Development. The retraining will be limited to courses regularly offered by the college on the main campus and must be completed within one calendar year. 2Baccalaureate/Transfer Program Guarantee Policy Guarantee It is the policy of Lake Land College that students graduating with an Associate in Arts, Associate in Arts in Teaching, Associate in Engineering Science or an Associate in Science degree be guaranteed the transferability of Lake Land credits earned in the degree program to a previously declared baccalaureate degree granting Illinois public college or university. If a course that is selected from the Articulation Transfer Guide is successfully completed with a grade of “C” or better within three years of initial enrollment and is not accepted for transfer by a given university, Lake Land College will refund tuition paid by the student for said course. Notification and Conditions This policy shall become effective with new degree seeking students of the 1994 fall term. To call the guarantee, the student must submit a letter to the associate vice president for educational services showing evidence of acceptance at and enrollment in the transfer institution and stating which credits did not transfer along with a letter from the transfer institution stating why the course(s) did not transfer. If the college verifies that the course(s) should have transferred accord- ing to course equivalency guides in effect at the time the course was taken and when the transfer was attempted, and if the college is unable to rectify the problem with the transfer institution, the student’s tuition paid for the course(s) will be refunded. No refunds will be issued for tuition paid by a third party. Accredited by: The Higher Learning Commission; Member – North Central Association [30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, IL 60602, 312-263-0456] Commission for Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education – American Physical Therapy Association Council on Dental Education, American Dental Association National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission Automotive Service Excellence Master Certified Approved as a Class I Community College by: Illinois Community College Board Illinois State Board of Higher Education Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Lake Land College is committed to maintaining a working and learning environment that promotes equal opportunity and affirmative action and that is free from unlawful discrimination and harassment. It is the policy of Lake Land College not to engage in discrimination or harassment against any person because of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital or civil union status, veteran status, sexual orientation or any basis of discrimination precluded by applicable federal and state statutes. This policy applies to admission and access to and participation, treatment and employment in the College’s programs, activities, and services. The following campus office is assigned the responsibility for ensuring compliance with this policy as well as federal and state statutes and regulations concerning affirmative action and equal access: Office of the Director of Human Resources • 217-234-5210 / Human Resources Office Complaint forms and procedures for filing can be obtained through Counseling Services or Human Resources. In addition, these offices will maintain current copies of appropriate laws, regulations, and policies.
  • 11. 9 Workforce Ready Programs Workforce Ready Programs prepare you to enter a career immediately upon program completion. Many programs can be modified if you are interested in earning a bachelor’s degree. In this chapter: Associate in Applied Science Degrees Associate in Liberal Studies Degree Certificates Cooperative Agreements 2+2 Transfer Agreements
  • 12. 10 Workforce Ready Programs Leading to Careers Workforce Ready programs are designed to move people from college into the workforce in a relatively short time period. Programs range from medical coding and nursing to electronics, computers and renewable energy. Highlights of Workforce Ready Programs at LLC • Associate Degree programs are typically two-year programs however some special admission programs require several pre-requisites. • Certificate programs are 3 semesters or less. • Faculty assist students in securing hands-on experiences in the workforce through internships, practicums and SOE (specialized occupational experience). • Nine out of ten area employers have hired a Lake Land graduate in the past 10 years. Earning a Bachelor’s Degree • If a bachelor’s degree is in your future (even if it’s down the road) meet with your advisor and learn what classes you should take. • Many of the workforce ready programs provide “transfer tracks” for students, providing options to take classes that will transfer to the university. • LLC offers several agreements with area universities that provide a seamless transfer of a workforce ready degree (see page 12 for specifics). Agriculture 217-234-5208 Code Title Page # AAS.AGPWR Ag Power Technology (AAS) 22 CRT.AGPWR Ag Power Technology (Certificate) 23 CRT.AGBUS Agriculture Business (Certificate) 24 AAS.AGBUS Agriculture Business Supply (AAS) 25 AAS.AGPRO Agriculture Production Management (AAS) 26 AAS.ALAG Alternative Ag Production (AAS) 27 CRT.CROP Crop Production (Certificate) 55 CRT.HRT Horticulture (Certificate) 76 AAS.HRT Horticulture Production Landscape (AAS) 75 AAS.JDAT John Deere Tech (AAS) 91 CRT.LVST Livestock Production (Certificate) 92 Allied Health 217-234-5201 or 217-234-5447 Code Title Page # Track Programs AAS.ADN.TRK Associate Degree in Nursing Track 29 AAS.DH.TRK Dental Hygiene Track 56 CRT.MT.TRK Massage Therapy Track 97 AAS.PTA.TRK Physical Therapist Assistant Track 112 CRT.PN.TRK Practical Nursing Track 114 Degree/Certificate Programs AAS.ADN Associate Degree in Nursing (AAS) 30 NDP.NA Basic Nurse Assisting (Certificate) 34 AAS.DH Dental Hygiene (AAS) 57 NDP.EMS Emergency Medical Services (Certificate) 67 AAS.FST Fire Science Technology 71 CRT.MT Massage Therapy (Certificate) 98 AAS.PS Paramedical Services (AAS) 109 AAS.PTA Physical Therapist Assistant (AAS) 113 CRT.PN Practical Nursing (Certificate) 115 Business 217-234-5348 Code Title Page # Track Programs CRT.COS.TRK Cosmetology Track 50 NDP.NAIL.TRK Cosmetology Nail Technology Track 52 CRT.ESTH.TRK Esthetics Track 69 Degree/Certificate Programs AAS.ACC Accounting (AAS) 16 CRT.ACC Accounting (Certificate) 17 AAS.AAEXE Administrative Assistant – Executive (AAS) 18 AAS.AALEG Administrative Assistant – Legal (AAS) 19 AAS.AAMED Administrative Assistant – Medical (AAS) 20 NDP.CMPAP Computer Applications Specialist (Certificate) 44 CRT.COS Cosmetology (Certificate) 51 NDP.NAIL Cosmetology Nail Technology (Certificate) 53 CRT.COSTR Cosmetology Teacher (Certificate) 54 AAS.DPGD Desktop Publishing Graphic Design (AAS) 59 CRT.DPGD Desktop Publishing Graphic Design (Certificate) 60 CRT.EMKT E-Commerce (Certificate) 61 NDP.ENTRE Entrepreneurship (Certificate) 68 CRT.ESTH Esthetics (Certificate) 70 AAS.HIMC Health Information Medical Coding 73 AAS.ITAPS IT – Computer Applications (AAS) 81 CRT.ITAPS IT – Computer Applications (Certificate) 82 CRT.ITGD IT – Computer Game Development (Certificate) 83 CRT.ITDMS IT – Digital Media Specialist (Certificate) 84
  • 13. 11 Code Title Page # AAS.ITNET IT – Network Administration (AAS) 85 CRT.ITNET IT – Network Administration (Certificate) 86 AAS.ITPRO IT – Programming (AAS) 87 CRT.ITPROG IT – Programming (Certificate) 88 AAS.ITWEB IT – Web Technology (AAS) 89 CRT.ITWEB IT – Web Technology (Certificate) 90 AAS.MGT Management (AAS) 93 NDP.MGT Management (Certificate) 94 AAS.MKTG Marketing (AAS) 95 CRT.MKTG Marketing (Certificate) 96 CRT.MCS Medical Coding Specialist (Certificate) 101 CRT.MDTRN Medical Transcriptionist (Certificate) 102 CRT.OFREC Office Assistant/Receptionist (Certificate) 104 AAS.OFMGT Office Management (AAS) 105 NDP.OFSK.GEN Office Technology Skills – General (Certificate) 106 NDP.OFSK.MED Office Technology Skills – Medical 107 NDP.OFSK.MOS Office Technology Skills – MOS 108 CRT.SALES Professional Sales (Certificate) 117 Humanities and Communications 217-234-5271 Code Title Page # CRT.RTVAN Broadcast Announcing (Certificate) 35 CRT.RBRD Radio Broadcasting (Certificate) 119 AAS.RTV Radio-TV Broadcasting (AAS) 120 NDP.TVFS TV Field/Studio Production (Certificate) 126 Math and Science 217-234-5309 Code Title Page # NDP.GIS Geospatial Technology (Certificate) 72 Social Science / Education 217-234-5331 Code Title Page # AAS.CFS Child Family Services (AAS) 37 AAS.ECE Early Childhood Care and Education (AAS) 62 AAS.HSP.CRJ Human Services – Criminal Justice 77 AAS.HSP.EDU Human Services – Education 77 AAS.HSP.HEA Human Services – Health 77 AAS.HSP.PSY Human Services – Psychology 77 AAS.HSP.SOC Human Services – Sociology 77 CRT.NCCP Nanny Child Care Provider (Certificate) 103 AAS.PRPRO Paraprofessional Education – Teacher Aide (AAS) 110 CRT.PRPRO Paraprofessional Education – Teacher Aide (Certificate) 111 NDP.WWO Waste Water Operator (Certificate) 127 NDP.WPO Water Plant Operator (Certificate) 127 Technology 217-234-5313 Code Title Page # CRT.AAC Advanced Automation and Control Technology (Certificate) 21 CRT.AUTO Automotive Mechanic (Certificate) 32 AAS.AUTO Automotive Technology (AAS) 33 AAS.BCT Building Construction Technology (AAS) 36 AAS.CET Civil Engineering Technology (AAS) 38 AAS.CETCO Civil Engineering Technology Co-op (AAS) 39 AAS.CETAT Civil Engineering Technology/ Advanced Technical Studies (AAS) 40 AAS.CAD Computer-Aided Design (AAS) 48 CRT.CAD Computer-Aided Drafting (Certificate) 49 NDP.CNCO CNC Operator 41 NDP.CNCP CNC Programmer 42 AAS.CIM Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology (AAS) 45 CRT.COMTC Computer Technician (Certificate) 46 NDP.CT Computer Troubleshooting (Certificate) 47 CRT.ECT Electronic Communication Technician (Certificate) 63 AAS.ICS Electronic Control Technology (AAS) 64 AAS.EET Electronic Engineering Technology (AAS) 65 AAS.EETES Electronic System Specialist (AAS) 66 CRT.HVAC Heating, Venting, Air Conditioning Refrigeration Technology 74 CRT.INDMT Industrial Maintenance (Certificate) 79 AAS.ICT Instrumentation and Control Technology (AAS) 80 AAS.MET Mechanical Electrical Technology (AAS) 100 NDP.PLC Programmable Logic Controllers (Certificate) 118 AAS.RNRG Renewable Energy* (AAS) 121 CRT.RENEW Renewable Energy* (Certificate) 122 CRT.REMG Renewable Energy Management* (Certificate) 123 NDP.RSWR Residential Wiring (Certificate) 124 NDP.SNRG Sustainable Energy (Certificate) 125 AAS.WEL Welding 128 CRT.WEL Welding Technology 129 Counseling Services 217-234-5232 Code Title Page # ALS.LIB Associate Degree in Liberal Studies 28 Center for Business and Industry 1-800-789-1282 – 305 Richmond Ave E Code Title Page # NDP.CTDT Commercial Truck Driver Training (Certificate) 43
  • 14. 12 Lake Land College has many articulation agreements with senior institutions that allow for a seamless transfer once a student has completed the Associate in Applied Science (AAS), Associate in Arts (AA), Associate in Science (AS) or an Associate in Liberal Studies (ALS) Degree. Articulation Technical Transfer Agreements Eastern Illinois University Accounting Administrative Assistant – Executive Administrative Assistant – Legal Administrative Assistant – Medical Agriculture Business Supply Associate Degree Nursing Building Construction Technology Child Family Services Civil Engineering/ Advanced Technical Studies Computer-Aided Design Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology Desktop Publishing Graphic Design Early Childhood Education Electronic Engineering Technology Human Services Human Services (Health Concentration) Human Services (Psychology Concentration) Human Services (Criminal Justice Concentration) Information Technology – Computer Applications Concentration Information Technology – Network Administration Information Technology – Programming Concentration Information Technology – Web Technology Management Marketing Paramedical Services Radio/TV Broadcasting Interested in transferring?
  • 15. 13 Partnerships for College and Career Success is an initiative intended to provide students with the academic and technical skills necessary to succeed in the 21st Century skills-based economy. Partnerships provides seamless transitions for students from secondary to postsecondary education and careers. Career and technical education programs under this legislation are held to specific, valid, and reliable accountability standards as well as industry-based standards. The initiative involves secondary and postsecondary education working with numerous constituency groups including business and industry, local communities, counselors, principals, parents, and students including special populations in order to educate students for high-wage, high-skill, or high-demand occupations. Perkins Programs of Study Programs of study are sequences of courses that incorporate a non-duplicative progression of secondary and postsecondary elements which include both academic and career and technical education content. Programs of study should start no later than ninth grade and continue through at least two years of postsecondary education. Programs of study include opportunities to earn college credit (dual credit) in high school, an industry-recognized credential or certificate at the secondary-postsecondary level, and an associate or baccalaureate degree. Partnerships Advantage High school students completing specific Perkins Programs of Study may be: • Eligible to earn college credit for knowledge acquired and/or skills learned/mastered. • Waived from course prerequisites in specific programs • And/or qualify for preferred selection into programs requiring special admission To receive the Partnerships advantage, students must: • Graduate in a high school Partnerships Program of Study • Complete the required sequence of courses • Continue in a Perkins Program of Study not later than 15 months after high school graduation • Submit the PCCS form to the program application More information regarding Partnerships Advantage is available by calling the Director of Perkins Programs at 217-234-5372 or the Perkins Specialist at 217-234-5542 or visit www.lakelandcollege.edu and click on Academic Information and then Partnerships for College and Career Success. Partnerships for College and Career SuccessIllinois State University Dental Hygiene Electronic Engineering Technology Human Services Any Technology Program Information Technology Information Technology – Computer Applications Information Technology – Network Administration Information Technology – Programming Information Technology – Web Technology Any appropriate degree in the Licensing Areas for the Occupational Specialist Teacher such as Accounting, Information Technology, Management, Automotive Technology, Computer-Aided Design, Com- puter Integrated Manufacturing, Electronic Engineering Technology, Mechanical Electrical Technology Associate Degree Nursing Lakeview College of Nursing Associate Degree Nursing Millikin University Accounting Business Administration Information Technology – Computer Applications Information Technology – Network Administration Information Technology – Programming Information Technology – Web Technology Management Marketing Robert Morris Accounting Information Technology Management Marketing Office Management Southern Illinois University Building Construction Technology Civil Engineering/ Advanced Technical Studies Dental Hygiene Electronics Engineering Technology Electronic Systems Specialist Fire Science Technology Information Technology Radio/TV
  • 16. 14 Lake Land offers more than 150 degrees and certificates but students may be interested in a subject matter not offered by the college. In that case, a student can attend another community college in Illinois. Many community colleges in Illinois have agreements that allow students to study a specific program at another college if their home college does not offer that program. Called Cooperative Agreements, the colleges allow students from Lake Land College District 517 to study one of the following programs at the in-district tuition rate in effect at the college selected. Students interested in doing this, must follow the college’s procedures for a Tuition Chargeback. Lake Land College has the following Cooperative Agreements Any approved occupational credit-bearing certificate or associate in applied science degree program Black Hawk College Carl Sandburg College Danville Area Community College Elgin Community College Heartland Community College Highland Community College Illinois Central College Illinois Valley Community College John Wood Community College Joliet Junior College Kankakee Community College Kaskaskia College Kishwaukee College Lewis and Clark Community College Lincoln Land Community College McHenry County College Morton College Prairie State College Richland Community College Rock Valley College Sauk Valley Community College South Suburban College Southwestern Illinois College Spoon River College Waubonsee Community College Interested in studying a program not offered by Lake Land College? Partnerships Programs Lake Land College programs of study currently designated for the Partnerships Advantage are: • Associate Degree in Nursing • Dental Hygiene • Paramedical Services • Physical Therapist Assistant • Practical Nursing    Pre-Technology Summer Session As the world of technology becomes more involved and progresses year by year, the course work in technology programs must keep pace. Students in these programs are able to achieve their goals much better if they have a good academic background based on math, science, laboratory courses and study skills. For students who feel a need to improve their skills in these areas the following is ­recommended: Semester Hours TUT 008 Exponents, Radicals, Geometry Algebra 1 TEC 045 Introduction to Drafting 2 RDG 050 Reading – Study Skills 2 Total 5 It is essential that students considering the summer pre-technology program make arrangements with the college Counseling Services to take their assessment testing prior to the beginning of the summer term. Partnerships continued Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Olney Central Collision Repair Technology (AAS) Lincoln Trail Pharmacy Technician (AAS) Parkland College Occupational Therapy Assistant (AAS) Radiological Technology (AAS) Respiratory Care (AAS) Hotel/Motel Management (Cert/AAS) Restaurant Management (AAS) Food Service (Cert) Surgical Technology (Cert/AAS) Auto Collision (AAS) Computer Tomography (Cert) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Cert) Specific programs
  • 17. 15 Tuition Chargebacks If a student wishes to take a curriculum of study not offered in the home community college district, or through a cooperative agreement, the student may enroll in the program at another public Illinois community college district. The home community college district will pay the non-resident portion of the tuition while he/she is enrolled in such a program. This process is generally referred to as a “chargeback.” 1. Application Deadline Application for Authorization of Partial Support must be made prior to the first day of classes of that semester or that summer term at Lake Land College and must be renewed each year. 2. Definition of Curriculum A curriculum is interpreted as an organized pattern of instruction within a discipline leading to a certificate or associate degree which is publicized in the official catalog of an Illinois public community college and approved by the Illinois Community College Board and the Illinois Board of Higher Education. Both full-time and part-time attendance is allowable. Individual courses, as in adult continuing education programs, are not considered programs for approval purposes, nor are programs that are generally considered to be baccalaureate oriented, e.g., architecture, since the majority of the courses normally taken during the first two years of such programs are readily available at Lake Land College. 3. Determination of Whether or not a Curriculum is Offered by Lake Land College A chargeback is not authorized if the desired curriculum is offered by Lake Land College or through a cooperative agreement with another college. The determination of whether or not the desired program is offered is made by comparing the relevant Lake Land College programs and any cooperative agreement college programs to the desired curriculum and its component courses in the official catalogue of the college the applicant wishes to attend. If Lake Land College or a cooperative agreement college has a comparable curriculum, as determined by the Lake Land College Dean of Admissions Services, no chargeback will be authorized. 4. Residency Qualification To qualify for a chargeback, the student must be a permanent resident of District 517. The residence of unemancipated persons is that of their parents. If the applicant is of foreign citizenship, proof of permanent residence (green card or its new equivalent) is required. 5. Change in Residency Residents of District 517 are eligible for chargebacks after they have resided in the district 30 days and verify their residency with a voters registration card. Students who have Lake Land College chargebacks but establish permanent residence out of the district will have their chargebacks terminated at the end of the term in which they moved. 6. Distance and Inconvenience Distance and inconvenience are not considered as the basis for approving chargebacks. If a program is offered anywhere within District 517 (excluding programs at correctional centers) it is judged to be available. The time of day, the day of the week, or the particular semester or term of offering of the program or its component parts are not considered as factors affecting approval. 7. Enrollment Limitation The fact that a Lake Land College curriculum may have limited enrollment, is temporarily closed to enrollment or is regularly over-subscribed is not considered as a factor affecting approval. 8. Failure to Meet Entrance Requirements The fact that an applicant for a chargeback was refused admission to a Lake Land College curriculum because of failure to meet entrance requirements is not considered grounds for authorizing a chargeback for a comparable program at another institution. Lake Land College will not authorize a chargeback to someone attempting to meet the entrance requirements or prerequisites for a particular program at another college. 9. Continuity of Authorization If Lake Land College authorizes a chargeback, and subsequently develops a comparable curriculum, the student is not required to transfer back to Lake Land College for the balance of the program. 10. Limit on Number of Programs per Applicant A student may not have more than one chargeback at the same time. 11. Repeated Courses, e.g., Incompletes, Failures, Drops or Withdrawals The college will not pay for repeated courses students take to either raise their grade point average or in which they received incompletes, failures, drops or withdrawals. 12. Schedule of Courses The student issued a chargeback authorization is required to complete a schedule of courses (program) and return same to the Lake Land College Admissions and Records Office prior to the start of classes. 13. Compliance Guideline The Lake Land College Admissions and Records Office will audit each billing of chargebacks received. Courses taken which are not part of the approved program will not be honored for chargeback. That is, the entire out-of-district tuition for such courses must be borne by the student.
  • 18. Accounting (AAS.ACC) Associate in Applied Science Degree The Accounting program prepares students for entry-level positions in the accounting field. The graduate can become a general accountant for a small business or choose a specialized area in a large company such as a clerical position in accounts receivable, accounts payable, or payroll. Employment opportunities exist in small businesses, large businesses, public accounting firms, industry, not-for-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Cindy Phipps Email: cphipps@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5350 Lake Land College 16 First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 095 Business English or ENG 120 Composition 1 * 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- PE Elective 2 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 □ BUS 142 Introduction to Business 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 094 Business Math 3 Semester Totals 17 Second Semester □ BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ ECO 130 The American Economy or ECO 231 Principles of Economics I 3 □ BUS 251 Principles of Management 3 □ BUS 200 Legal Environment of Business 3 □ CIS 093 Access 2 □ BUS --- Career Elective: BUS 089, BUS 120, BUS 247, BUS 285, BUS 287 or BUS 290 3 Semester Totals 17 Second Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 098 Intermediate Accounting * 3 □ BUS 152 Managerial Accounting * 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ BUS 086 Statistics for Business † 3 □ CIS 094 Excel 2 □ General Education Elective 2 Semester Totals 16 Second Semester □ BUS 099 Computerized Accounting * 3 □ BUS 096 Federal Tax Accounting 3 □ BUS 097 Principles of Cost Accounting * 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures * ††† 3 □ BUS 087 Accounting Internship * or BUS/CIS --- BUS/CIS Elective 3 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 65 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester Notes: Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 • Economics – page 148 Finance You might also like:
  • 19. Accounting (CRT.ACC) Certificate The certificate in Accounting program prepares students to provide technical administrative support to professional accountants and other financial management personnel. All courses satisfactorily completed in this certificate program will apply to the associate in applied science degree with a major in Accounting. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Cindy Phipps Email: cphipps@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5350 Lake Land College For more information regarding related occupations, graduation rates and program costs, go to www.lakelandcollege.edu, link to Academic Programs and select Gainful Employment Information. Notes: 17 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting 3 □ BUS 094 Business Math 3 □ BUS 142 Introduction to Business 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * or ENG 095 Business English 3 Semester Totals 15 Second Semester Hours □ BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ Elective choose BUS 096 *, BUS 099 * 3 □ BUS 200 Legal Environment of Business 3 □ ECO 130 The American Economy or ECO 231 Principles of Economics I 3 □ CIS 093 Access or CIS 094 Excel 2 Semester Totals 14 Summer Term □ Elective choose BUS 096 *, BUS 097 *, BUS 098 *, BUS 099 *, or BUS 152 * 3 TOTAL 3 Total Program Hours 32 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
  • 20. Administrative Assistant – Executive (AAS.AAEXE) Associate in Applied Science Degree Prepares graduates for a high-degree of administrative support responsibilities. Graduates will be ready to perform in a variety of positions due to diverse training in software packages, notetaking, legal terminology, desktop publishing, and transcription. Students gain hands-on experience through a five-hour internship. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Lisa Jobe Email: ljobe@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5356 Lake Land College Notes: 18 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 114 Advanced Formatting * 3 □ BUS 123 Notetaking † 4 □ BUS 142 Introduction to Business 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ ENG 095 Business English 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- P.E. Elective 2 Semester Totals 18 Second Semester □ BUS 115 Processing Information * †† 3 □ BUS 094 Business Mathematics 3 □ CIS 099 Web Page Design * 3 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting or BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ CIS 101 Internet Systems Applications or CIS 071 Introduction to Networking 2 □ CIS 093 Access * 2 □ Social Science Elective ^ 3 Semester Totals 19 Second Year First Semester Hours □ CIS 056 Advanced Software Applications * 3 □ CIS 058 Specialized Software Applications 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 □ CIS 094 Excel 2 □ BUS 065 Legal Terminology (MOD) or BUS 062 Legal Transcription (MOD) * or BUS 063 Medical Transcription (MOD 1) * 1 □ BUS 061 Office Transcription (MOD) * 1 Semester Totals 16 Second Semester □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures (MOD) * ††† 3 □ BUS 079 Professional Development (MOD) ††† 3 □ BUS 081 Office Technology Internship * 5 □ BUS 080 Office Technology Seminar * 1 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 68 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^ SOS 050 Human Relations and PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology cannot be used as a social science elective Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
  • 21. Administrative Assistant – Legal (AAS.AALEG) Associate in Applied Science Degree Prepares graduates for a career in private and corporate law offices, and in federal, state, or local courts. Graduates will be ready to perform receptionist duties and to prepare legal correspondence and documents using legal terminology. Students gain hands-on experience through a five-hour internship. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Lisa Jobe Email: ljobe@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5356 Lake Land College Notes: 19 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 114 Advanced Formatting * 3 □ BUS 123 Notetaking † 4 □ Social Science Elective ^ 3 □ BUS 200 Legal Environment of Business 3 □ ENG 095 Business English 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- P.E. Elective 2 Semester Totals 18 Second Semester □ BUS 115 Processing Information * †† 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 094 Business Mathematics 3 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting or BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ CIS 101 Internet Systems Applications or CIS 099 Web Page Design * or CIS 093 Access * 2 – 3 □ BUS 061 Office Transcription (MOD) * 1 Semester Totals 15 – 16 Second Year First Semester Hours □ CIS 056 Advanced Software Applications * 3 □ CIS 058 Specialized Software Applications 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ CJS 150 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 □ BUS 065 Legal Terminology (MOD) 1 □ BUS 062 Legal Transcription (MOD) * 1 Semester Totals 17 Second Semester □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures (MOD) * ††† 3 □ BUS 079 Professional Development (MOD) ††† 3 □ BUS 081 Office Technology Internship * 5 □ BUS 080 Office Technology Seminar * 1 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 65 – 66 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^ SOS 050 Human Relations and PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology cannot be used as a social science elective Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
  • 22. Administrative Assistant – Medical (AAS.AAMED) Associate in Applied Science Degree Prepares graduates for a career in medical offices, hospitals, or clinics. Students become familiar with medical terminology, medical office procedures which include transcription and billing procedures, and develop the interpersonal skills necessary to work under pressure. Students gain hands-on experience through a five-hour internship. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Kathleen Daugherty Email: kdaugherty@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5355 Lake Land College Notes: 20 First Year First Semester Hours □ BUS 114 Advanced Formatting * 3 □ BUS 123 Notetaking † 4 □ BIO 050 Basic Anatomy and Physiology 4 □ ENG 095 Business English 3 □ SFS 101 Strategies for Success or HED --- Health Elective or PED --- P.E. Elective 2 Semester Totals 16 Second Semester □ BUS 115 Processing Information * †† 3 □ CIS 160 Practical Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 059 Medical Insurance and Coding 3 □ BUS 095 Fundamentals of Accounting or BUS 151 Financial Accounting * 3 □ AHE 041 Medical Terminology 3 □ Social Science Elective ^ 3 Semester Totals 18 Second Year First Semester Hours □ CIS 056 Advanced Software Applications * 3 □ BUS 141 Business Communications * 3 □ CIS 058 Specialized Software Applications 3 □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 3 □ CIS 101 Internet Systems Applications or CIS 099 Web Page Design * or CIS 093 Access * 2 – 3 □ BUS 063 Medical Transcription (MOD 1) * 1 □ BUS 084 Advanced Medical Transcription (MOD 2) * 1 Semester Totals 16 – 17 Second Semester □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 3 □ BUS 060 Automated Office Procedures (MOD) * ††† 3 □ BUS 079 Professional Development (MOD) ††† 3 □ BUS 083 Office Technology Internship – Medical * 5 □ BUS 080 Office Technology Seminar * 1 Semester Totals 15 Total Program Hours 65 – 66 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^ SOS 050 Human Relations and PSY 271 can not be used as a social science elective Workforce Ready • Accounting – page 16 • Administrative Assistant–Executive – page 18 • Administrative Assistant–Legal – page 19 • Administrative Assistant–Medical – page 20 • Entrepreneurship– Small Business Ownership – page 68 • E-Commerce Marketing – page 61 • Marketing – page 95 • Management – page 93 • Professional Sales – page 117 • Office Assistant/Receptionist – page 104 • Office Management – page 105 • Office Technology Skills–General – page 106 • Office Technology Skills–Medical – page 107 • Office Technology Skills–MOS – page 108 Transfer Ready • Business Administration – page 139 Business, Management Administration You might also like:
  • 23. Graduates of this certificate will have developed the knowledge to integrate software with hardware in the Industrial Automation environment. Computer logic, basic programming skills, fundamentals of networking and controlling a process with instrumentation will be emphasized. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Gary Lindley Email: glindley@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5246 Lake Land College Notes: 21 First Year First Semester Hours □ PLC 040 Fundamentals of Instrumentation 3 □ EET 057 Computer Systems Architecture * 3 □ PLC 050 PLC I † 3 □ CIS 156 Computer Logic * 3 TOTAL 12 Second Semester □ EET 063 Industrial Computer Systems 3 □ PLC 060 PLC II * 3 □ EET 075 HMI * 2 □ EET 066 Network Pro * 4 Semester Totals 12 Total Program Hours 24 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester Workforce Ready • Advanced Automation Control Technology – page 21 • CNC Operator – page 41 • CNC Programmer – page 42 • Computer-Aided Design – page 48 • Computer-Aided Drafting – page 49 • Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technology – page 45 • Electronic Control Technology – page 64 • Electronic Systems Specialist – page 66 • Industrial Maintenance – page 79 • Instrumentation Control Technology – page 80 • Mechanical-Electrical Technology – page 100 • Programmable Logic Controllers – page 118 • Renewable Energy – page 121 • Renewable Energy Management – page 123 • Sustainable Energy – page 125 • Welding Technology – page 129 Manufacturing You might also like: Advanced Automation Control Technology (CRT.AAC) Certificate
  • 24. Notes: 2012–2013 Catalog 22 Ag Power Technology (AAS.AGPWR) Associate in Applied Science Degree Agriculture Power Technology is designed to give students skills in diesel machines, general overhaul, transmissions, electrical systems and the other skills required to operate as a technician. The program is also designed to develop students’ skills in sales, parts and supplies in machinery dealerships. Students must purchase hand tools necessary for use in this program. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 Lake Land College First Year First Semester Hours □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 091 Hydraulics † 3 □ AGR 080 Ignition and Electrical Systems † 3.5 □ AGR 083 Small Engines † 3 □ AGR 046 Introduction to Agriculture Occupations † 1 □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ TEC 048 Applied Shop Computations or MAT 116 General Education Math 3 Semester Totals 18.5 Second Semester □ AGR 092 Advanced Hydraulics * ††† 3 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 097 Planting and Tillage Equipment ††† 3 □ SPE 111 Intro to Speech or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II 3 Semester Totals 12.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II †† 2.5 □ AGR 094 Ag Machinery Air Conditioning †† 3 □ AGR 086 Adjusting New and Used Machinery †† 2.5 Semester Totals 8 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ AGR 087 Diesel Fuel Systems * † 3 □ AGR 088 Ag Trans and Power Train * † 3.5 □ Elective 1 □ SOS 050 Human Relations or PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology 2 – 3 Semester Totals 12.5 – 13.5 Second Semester □ AGR 089 Tractor Overhaul * ††† 6 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† ^^ 3.5 □ AGR 082 Adv. Electrical Systems * ††† 3 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† ^^ 2 □ POS 160 American National Government ††† 3 Semester Totals 17.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 131 Agricultural Business Financing † 2 □ AGR 133 Agriculture Salesmanship ††† 2.5 □ WEL 057 Welding Fundamentals 2.5 Total Program Hours 69 – 70 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester †† Course only offered spring and summer semester ††† Course only offered spring semester ^^ Consult Academic Advisor for appropriate course Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
  • 25. Notes: 23 Agriculture Power Technology is designed to prepare students as technicians and parts counter clerks for agriculture machinery dealerships. The program develops the student’s skills necessary to diagnose and repair diesel fuel systems, engines, transmissions and electrical systems of agricultural equipment. Students must purchase hand tools necessary for use in this program. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 Ag Power Technology (CRT.AGPWR) Certificate Lake Land College For more information regarding related occupations, graduation rates and program costs, go to www.lakelandcollege.edu, link to Academic Programs and select Gainful Employment Information. First Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 091 Hydraulics † 3 □ AGR 080 Ignition and Electrical Systems † 3.5 □ AGR 087 Diesel Fuel Systems * † 3 □ AGR 088 Ag Transmissions and Power Trains * † 3.5 □ TEC 048 Applied Shop Computations † 3 □ AGR 083 Small Engines † 3 Semester Totals 19 Second Semester □ AGR 089 Tractor Overhaul * ††† 6 □ AGR 097 Planting and Tillage Equipment ††† 3 □ AGR 082 Advanced Electrical Systems * ††† 3 □ AGR 092 Advanced Hydraulics * ††† 3 □ AGR 041 S.O.E. I ††† 3.5 Semester Totals 18.5 Summer Term □ AGR 094 Ag Machinery Air Conditioning 1 3 □ AGR 086 Adjusting New and Used Harvest Equipment 1 2.5 Semester Totals 5.5 Additional Courses Hours □ AGR 042 S.O.E. II 1 2.5 □ AGR 049 OSHA Agriculture Machinery Safety ††† 1 Total Program Hours 43 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in Summer Term Only Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
  • 26. 24 Notes: Agriculture Business (CRT.AGBUS) Certificate The Agriculture Business certificate program is designed to prepare students for employment in beginning management and sales capacities in agriculture businesses including elevators, fertilizer companies and feed companies. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 Lake Land College For more information regarding related occupations, graduation rates and program costs, go to www.lakelandcollege.edu, link to Academic Programs and select Gainful Employment Information. * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course ** Electives must be approved by Department Chair or Program Coordinator † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in summer term only First Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 040 Agriculture Math † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 052 Crop Production † or AGR 204 Field Crop Science ††† 3 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 131 Agricultural Business Financing † 2 □ AGR 134 Business Analysis and Records † 2 Semester Totals 16 – 18 Second Semester □ AGR 049 OSHA Ag Machinery Safety ††† 1 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Ag Software ††† 2 □ AGR 123 Marketing of Agricultural Products ††† 2.5 □ AGR 132 Retailing of Agricultural Supplies ††† 2 □ AGR 133 Agriculture Salesmanship ††† 2.5 □ AGR 041 S.O.E. I ††† 3.5 □ Electives 2 Semester Totals 15.5 Summer Term Hours □ AGR 120 Agriculture Economics 1 or 1 AGR 207 Introduction to Agriculture Economics 3 – 4 □ AGR 053 Integrated Pest Management 1 3 □ AGR 042 S.O.E. II 1 2.5 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 124 Farm Credit and Finance ** ††† 2 □ AGR 051 Soil Fertility ** ††† 2.5 □ AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ** ††† 2.5 □ AGR 151 GPS/Applications in Agriculture ** † 3 □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting ** ††† 3 Total Program Hours 40 – 43 Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
  • 27. 25 Agriculture Business Supply (AAS.AGBUS) Associate in Applied Science Degree Lake Land College First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology or SOS 050 Human Relations 2 – 3 □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 046 Introduction to Agricultural Occupations † 1 □ AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science * 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † or AGR 206 Introduction to Animal Science 3 – 4 Semester Totals 17 – 20 Second Semester □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II * ††† 2 – 3 □ CHM 101 Physical Science II ††† 3 □ AGR 049 OSHA Agricultural Machinery Safety ††† 1 □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting ††† or AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ††† 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† or AGR 112 Computer Applications in Agriculture ††† 2 – 3 □ Elective ** 2 Semester Totals 16 – 18.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II 1 2.5 □ AGR 120 Agricultural Economics 1 or AGR 207 Introduction to Agriculture Economics 3 – 4 □ AGR 053 Integrated Pest Management 1 3 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 052 Principles of Crop Production † or AGR 204 Field Crop Science ††† 3 – 4 □ AGR 151 GPS/Applications in Ag † 3 □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ AGR 131 Agricultural Business Financing † 2 □ AGR 134 Business Analysis and Records † 2 Semester Totals 13 – 14 Second Semester □ POS 160 American National Government 3 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† 3.5 □ AGR 123 Marketing of Agricultural Products ††† 2.5 □ AGR 132 Retailing of Agricultural Supplies ††† 2 □ AGR 133 Agricultural Salesmanship ††† 2.5 Elective ** 0.5 Semester Totals 14 Suggested Electives □ AGR 051 Soil Fertility ** ††† 2.5 □ BUS 085 Accounting Process ** 1 □ CIS 094 Excel ** 2 □ BUS 095 Office Accounting ** 3 Additional Courses □ AGR 061 Introduction to Livestock Evaluation † 3 □ AGR 064 Beef and Dairy Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ AGR 070 Swine Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ CIS 054 Power Point ** 2 Total Program Hours 68.5 – 76 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course ** Electives must be approved by Department Chair or Program Coordinator † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course only offered during the summer term This core curriculum is designed for those students who are planning a career in fertilizer, pest management, agri-business sales,management or ownership in these areas. While this curriculum is designed for Agricultural Business, it also provides transferability to Southern Illinois – Carbondale, Western Illinois and Illinois State universities. Note: Those students that are considering transferring to a 4-year institution should contact their advisor as soon as possible. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Mark Niemerg Email: mniemerg@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5327 Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like:
  • 28. 26 Lake Land College This core curriculum is designed for those students who are planning a career in agricultural production, farming, ag production sales, and management or ownership in these areas. While this curriculum is designed for Agricultural Production, it also allows transferability to Illinois State, Southern Illinois and Western Illinois universities. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. * There are prerequisites or course requisites for this course ** Electives must be approved by Department Chair or Program Coordinator † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in Summer Term Only First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology or SOS 050 Human Relations 2 – 3 □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 046 Introduction to Agricultural Occupations † 1 □ AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science † ††† 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † or AGR 206 Animal Science 3 – 4 Semester Totals 17 – 20 Second Semester □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II * ††† 2 – 3 □ CHM 101 Physical Science II ††† 3 □ AGR 049 OSHA Agricultural Machinery Safety ††† 1 □ AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ††† 2.5 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 121 Farm Business Records ††† 2.5 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† or AGR 112 Computer Applications in Agriculture ††† 2 – 3 Semester Totals 16.5 – 18.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II 1 2.5 □ AGR 120 Agricultural Economics 1 or AGR 207 Introduction to Ag Economics † 3 – 4 □ AGR 053 Integrated Pest Management 1 3 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 052 Principles of Crop Production † or AGR 204 Field Crop Science ††† 3 – 4 □ AGR 090 Principles of Agricultural Mechanics † 2.5 □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ AGR 122 Farm Management † 2.5 Elective 1.5 Semester Totals 12.5 – 13.5 Second Semester □ POS 160 American National Government 3 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† 3.5 □ AGR 123 Agriculture Marketing ††† 2.5 □ AGR 124 Farm Credit and Finance ††† 2 □ AGR 051 Soil Fertility ††† 2.5 Semester Totals 13.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting ††† 2.5 □ AGR 151 GPS/Applications in Ag † 3 □ AGR 054 Crop Harvesting, Drying and Storage ** † 2.5 □ CIS 094 Excel 2 Additional Courses □ AGR 061 Introduction to Livestock Evaluation † 3 □ AGR 065 Artificial Insemination Management for Beef and Dairy Cattle ††† 1.5 □ AGR 064 Beef and Dairy Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ AGR 070 Swine Production Skills ††† 1.5 □ AGR 071 Swine Reproduction and Artificial Insemination ††† 1 □ AGR 066 Meat Science ††† 2 Total Program Hours 68 – 75 Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Ryan Orrick Email: sorrick@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5360 Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like: Agriculture Production Management (AAS.AGPRO) Associate in Applied Science Degree
  • 29. This core curriculum is designed for those students who are planning a career in alternative agriculture production including farming, ag production sales, and management or ownerships in these areas. The fundamentals of Agroecology, the incorporation of biological pest management, as well as sustainable crop and livestock production will be emphasized. While this curriculum is designed for immediate placement in Alternative Agriculture Production, it also allows transferability to Illinois State, Southern Illinois, and Western Illinois universities. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Lake Land College 27 Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Jon Althaus Email: jalthaus@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5208 * There are prerequisites, course requisites or minimum placement test scores for this course † Course only offered fall semester ††† Course only offered spring semester 1 Course offered in Summer Term Only Workforce Ready • Ag Power Technology – page 22 • Agriculture Business – page 24 • Agriculture Business Supply – page 25 • Agriculture Production Management – page 26 • Alternative Agriculture Production – page 27 • Crop Production – page 55 • Horticultural Production Landscape – page 75 • Horticulture – page 76 • John Deere Tech – page 91 • Livestock Production – page 92 • Waste Water Operator – page 127 • Water Plant Operator – page 127 Transfer Ready • Agriculture – page 136 • Pre-Veterinary Medicine – page 168 Agriculture, Food Natural Resources You might also like: Alternative Agriculture Production (AAS.ALAG) Associate in Applied Science Degree First Year First Semester Hours □ ENG 120 Composition I * or ENG 098 Communications I † 3 □ AGR 141 Intro to Agroecology † 3 □ AGR 040 Agricultural Mathematics † or MAT 116 General Education Mathematics or higher * 2.5 – 3 □ AGR 050 Soils † or AGR 205 Soil Science 3.5 – 4 □ AGR 060 Animal Husbandry † 3 Semester Totals 15 – 16 Second Semester □ SPE 111 Introduction to Speech Communication 1 or ENG 121 Composition II * or ENG 099 Communications II * ††† 2 – 3 □ CHM 101 Physical Science II 3 □ AGR 111 Introduction to Agriculture Software ††† 2 □ AGR 063 Animal Nutrition ††† 2.5 □ AGR 041 Supervised Occupational Experience I ††† 3.5 □ AGR 121 Farm Business Records ††† 2.5 Semester Totals 15.5 – 16.5 Summer Term □ AGR 042 Supervised Occupational Experience II 1 2.5 □ AGR 120 Agricultural Economics 1 or AGR 207 Introduction to Ag Economics 3 – 4 □ AGR 145 Biological Pest Management 1 3 Semester Totals 8.5 – 9.5 Second Year First Semester Hours □ AGR 143 Organic Crop Production † 3 □ AGR 090 Principles of Ag Mechanization † 2.5 □ AGR 043 Supervised Occupational Experience III † 3 □ HRT 201 Introduction to Horticulture † 3 □ PSY 271 Introduction to Psychology or SOS 050 Human Relations 2 – 3 Semester Totals 13.5 – 14.5 Second Semester □ POS 160 American National Government 3 □ HED 178 Responding to Emergencies 2 □ AGR 044 Supervised Occupational Experience IV ††† 3.5 □ AGR 123 Marketing of Agricultural Products ††† 2.5 □ AGR 124 Farm Credit and Finance ††† 2 □ AGR 163 Forages and Pasture Management ††† 2.5 Semester Totals 15.5 Suggested Electives □ AGR 152 Intensive Crop Scouting 2.5 □ AGR 054 Crop Harvesting, Drying and Storage 2.5 □ AGR 065 Artificial Insemination Management for Beef and Dairy Cattle 1.5 □ AGR 064 Beef and Dairy Production Skills 1.5 □ AGR 070 Swine Production Skills 1.5 □ AGR 071 Swine Reproduction and Artificial Insemination 1 Total Program Hours 68 – 72
  • 30. Notes: Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Emily Hartke Email: ehartke@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5430 Lake Land College 28 Individuals who are returning to school or students who are pursuing an area of learning that is not covered by any of the one or two year programs may wish to consider the Associate in Liberal Studies (ALS) degree. The ALS degree program at Lake Land College has a minimal formal structure to ensure that a student acquire a basic liberal education. A student is required to take a minimum of 22 semester hours in traditional academic disciplines. However, a student may acquire credit to meet graduation requirements through a variety of other methods. The ALS degree offers a flexible learning program. The student sets personal and professional goals, then pursues those goals by a variety of learning experiences. How Credit May Be Earned for the ALS Degree Credit may be accumulated for the associate in liberal studies degree in the following manner: 1. Acceptance by Lake Land College of work completed at another institution. 2. Any baccalaureate-oriented course at Lake Land. 3. Any occupation-oriented course at Lake Land. 4. Independent study (maximum of 16 semester hours at Lake Land). 5. Proficiency examinations. 6. Advanced standing (CLEP) test. 7. Credit for experiential/life experience, including CEU credits, workshops, and/or specialized training experiences (up to a maximum of 50 percent of the credit that is consistent with the student’s degree objectives may be applied toward the ALS degree or the Associate in Applied Science degree.) In order to receive credit for experiential/ life experience, the student must be enrolled in the College and complete INS 099 Portfolio Development. Graduation Requirements 1. Meet all College admission requirements. 2. Accumulate a total of 64 semester hours or its equivalent. 3. Complete the following minimum requirements or their equivalents which total 22 credit hours: Communication Skills – 6 semester hours Mathematics or Science – 7 semester hours Humanities 3 – 6 semester hours Social Science 3 – 6 semester hours Total 22 semester hours 4. Accumulate a grade point average of 2.0 (C). 5. Meet the general graduation requirements of Lake Land College. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Associate Degree in Liberal Studies (ALS.LIB) Associate Degree in Liberal Studies The Associate Degree in Liberal Studies can be customized for any career goal. Hospitality Tourism
  • 31. 29 Notes: The nursing programs at Lake Land College are competitive and special admission. The Associate Degree in Nursing Track (AAS.ADN.TRK) prepares the student for acceptance into the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program, which begins Fall semester only. Applicants are instructed to prepare for the ADN program by following AAS. ADN.TRK guidelines. Students are counseled regarding completion and course requirements when seeking admission into the ADN program, as well as course work that may increase their success once accepted into the ADN program. Upon acceptance into the ADN program, the director will change the program code to AAS.ADN. Interested students should submit the Intent to Enroll form and list their Academic Program as AAS.ADN.TRK. Then, follow the ADN Checklist carefully for instructions about the application procedure. Program requirements may change over time. Specific degree/graduation requirements are determined by the students’ degree audit. Call Counseling Services: 217-234-5232 Email: counsel@lakeland.cc.il.us Faculty Contact: Nicole Zeller Email: nzeller@lakeland.cc.il.us Phone: 217-234-5452 Lake Land College Workforce Ready • Associate Degree in Nursing – page 30 • Basic Nurse Assisting Program – page 34 • Dental Hygiene – page 57 • Emergency Medical Services – page 67 • Health Information Medical Coding Online – page 73 • Massage Therapy – page 98 • Medical Coding Specialist Online Certificate – page 101 • Medical Transcriptionist – page 102 • Physical Therapist Assistant – page 113 • Practical Nursing – page 115 Transfer Ready • Clinical Lab Science – page 142 • Pre-Chiropractic – page 161 • Pre-Dentistry – page 162 • Pre-Medicine – page 164 • Pre-Nursing – page 165 • Pre-Pharmacy – page 166 • Pre-Physical Therapy – page 167 Health Sciences You might also like: Associate Degree in Nursing Track (AAS.ADN.TRK)
  • 32. 30 Associate Degree in Nursing (AAS.ADN) Associate in Applied Science Degree Lake Land College The Associate Degree in Nursing(ADN) program is an intensive, two-year academic program that includes classroom, skills laboratory and clinical experience in various healthcare agencies. The student is awarded an Associate in Applied Science degree upon completion of the program and may apply to complete the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Upon successful completion of the NCLEX-RN, the graduate may apply for RN licensure. Completion of the ADN program does not guarantee RN licensure. The Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) may refuse to issue a license, if a candidate has a criminial history. Please consult with the director of ADN program to avoid license application hindrances. The program is approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), 3343 Peachtree Rd NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, GA 30326; Phone: 404-975-5000, Fax: 404-975-5020. ADN brochures, admission requirements/information sheets, program competencies/handbook and intent forms are available through Counseling Services and/ or the Allied Health division. The ADN Checklist is available on the college website. Note: State regulations require that qualified in-district residents must b e accepted b efore any consideration can be given to out-of-district applicants. Applicants seeking admission into the ADN Program must have a completed nursing application file in the nursing department by February 1, or the preceding business day if February 1 falls on a weekend. Applicants will be notified in writing of acceptance/denial within six weeks following the deadline. The following admission criteria and procedures are in accordance with Illinois law. If there are more qualified applicants than spaces available in the program, admission is competitive and selective using an objective formula approved by the Nursing Department. Selection criteria includes the date on the nursing intent form, academic achievement in pre-requisite and co-requisite courses; and pre-RN assessment composite raw score. Optional admission points are available to students who have completed a healthcare degree or work in direct patient care settings. The admission’s rubric may be found in all admission’s packets. Program policies are consistent with all College policies and are found in the ADN program handbook. Download the ADN checklist for the complete application procedure. Download the ADN Checklist – PCCS if you are an high school student in Health Occupations class or plan to pursue this class Download the LPN-RN Checklist if you are currently an LPN Admission Criteria The following procedures and prerequisites must be satisfied before admission to the Lake Land College Associate Degree Nursing program can be considered. 1. Complete an intent to enroll at Lake Land College and submit to the Admissions and Records Office. (Note: Acceptance to the College does not guarantee admission into the ADN program.) 2. Obtain an ADN program Intent Form and return it completed to the Nursing department. 3. Submit an official transcript from all colleges and/ or nursing schools attended, to the Admissions and Records Office. 4. Provide documentation that the following prerequisites have been completed (Courses must be completed within five years of program application deadline with a grade of “C” or better. High school applicants may provide high school transcript demonstrating progress towards completion of prerequisites.): a. One year of high school biology, or BIO 100 at Lake Land College, or equivalent college-level course. b. One year of high school chemistry, or CHM 101, CHM 111, or CHM 120 at Lake Land College, or equivalent college-level course. 5. Demonstrate satisfactory scores in two of the the three categories on the Lake Land College placement tests: Compass Reading, 83; Compass English, 81; and Compass Math, 39. (Eligibility to take the pre RN test is determined by these tests.). ACT scores may be submitted instead of taking the placement exam. ACT scores should be reported directly to the college from ACT. Contact nursing director for comparable scores to LLC test. 6. Demonstrate satisfactory scores on the pre-RN assessment test. A pre-RN composite raw score below 90 is not acceptable. Test scores more than three years preceding the February 1 deadline are not acceptable. If the pre-RN assessment test is repeated, the most recent score is used. Pre-RN assessments are offered at least two times a year. Dates for pre- RN assessments are available from the Nursing Department. 7. High school students who successfully complete Partnership for Career and College Success (PCCS) curriculum should consult with the director regarding enrollment requirements and procedures. 8. The ADN curriculum is outlined in this catalog. Co-requisite courses may be taken prior to or during the semester designated but, not after. Co-requisite courses are only accepted with a “C” or better. Prior completion of science courses required in the ADN program must be current within five years of the program application deadline.