Research Guides: Student Success: Advising

Academic Advising

Academic Advisors help you plan your academic journey at LCC. Advisors provide guidance and clarity on program details and help you navigate through your program efficiently, whether you plan to achieve your degree or certificate at LCC, or if you plan to transfer to a four-year university. Below you'll find helpful information related to academic advising at LCC:

Academic Advising for Specific Groups

There are offices on campus that provide help to specific student groups. To see if you qualify for help from any of these offices, hover over the "i" icon next to each department name.

Adult Resource Center The Adult Resource Center is for people who may be considering returning to school, exploring career options, or needing support in life transitions.
Fostering S.T.A.R.S. Fostering S.T.A.R.S offers support and resources to foster youth alumni ages (14-23) to improve college graduation and career achievement rates.
Global Student Services Global Student Services provides support services to immigrant, permanent resident, and US citizen students who have Limited English Proficiency (LEP), as well as provides assistance to international students who are admitted to the US in a temporary, non-resident status (any type of visa).
Office of Veteran and Military Affairs The OVMA also acts as a liaison between students, the VA, and other LCC departments; making contacts on behalf of students when needed. We also offer a dedicated academic advisor, and a large veteran lounge area as a place for veteran students to meet, relax, and work on school work.
ACCESS Student Support Services The Cesar Chavez Learning Center's ACCESS -Access to College and Careers with Excellence through Student Services, provides student support for personal, social, cultural, and academic adjustment of BIPOC- Black, Indigenous People of Color, LGBTQ+, First-Generation, Low Income, adult students, varying ability, and other marginalized and underrepresented student groups. NO STUDENT will be turned away from seeking services with the ACCESS Program. Which of these best describe you? (For example: "I am First-Generation, low-income and an adult learner)

Library Resources on Career Exploration

Career Research Guide
Learn about different careers, take a career assessment, or find information about job hunting, workplace skills, college planning, and financial aid.

LearningExpress Library This link opens in a new window
This database includes career resources such as the Career Preparation and Job & Career Accelerator materials, which helps you learn about careers and find a job that matches your interests.
Ferguson's Career Guidance Center This link opens in a new window
Explore the Career Videos and resources in this database.
Films on Demand This link opens in a new window
Provides educational videos on a variety of subjects including Career Exploration videos.
Kanopy Streaming Video This link opens in a new window
This streaming video database includes videos on a wide variety of topics including Career Development.
To view Kanopy licensed titles and for help with the Kanopy request form, see the Kanopy Library Guide

LCC Career Counseling

Career & Employment Services
Career & Employment Services assists students and alumni with exploring career options, developing employability skills, learning job search strategies, and connecting with employers.
Career Coach
Take the Career Coach interest assessment to help find programs and career pathways that may be right for you. Be sure to click the sign up button in the top right corner before starting the assessment.