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LSCS Admissions Application

Special Notices

Notice: Meningitis Requirement

Senate Bill 1107 amends current Texas law requiring proof of Bacterial Meningitis vaccination 10 days before attending classes for all entering students except:

Students over 30 years of age
Students who take only online or distance education courses
Current students of LSCS or another institution of higher education before January 1, 2012
AND who have been enrolled without a break of at least one fall or spring semester
Individuals who are dual-credit students from a Texas Independent School District
Students enrolled in a non-credit course or program that is less than 360 contact hours, or non-credit corporate training.

Find more information about the new meningitis requirement

Lone Star College is an open-enrollment institution. That means that most students are accepted once their application has been submitted.

We are committed to providing you with the best in support to help you through the admissions and registration process.

Select the link below to either learn more or begin the enrollment process that's right for you.

NOTICE! At this time, only use Internet Explorer on a PC while using the new on-line application system. You may experience difficulties with other internet browsers and Apple computers.

New Students

This application is ONLY for students that have never enrolled in a course at Lone Star College. This includes those wishing to pursue an AA, AS, AAS, or AAT degree or receive credit for transfer.

Admissions Application

Returning Students

Recently Enrolled/Applied Students who have previously enrolled in a course or previously applied at Lone Star College within the past 5 years can update their address information and answer the Texas Residency Questionnaire.

Go to myLoneStar

Previously Enrolled Students who have previously enrolled in a course at Lone Star College over 5 years ago which includes those wishing to pursue an AA, AS, AAS, or AAT degree or receive credit for transfer.

Admissions Application

Continuing Education

Anyone can take continuing education (CE) non-credit courses for Workforce Training, Personal Enrichment or Professional Development. These CE courses do not carry college credit, however, the workforce and professional development courses offer Continuing Education Units (CEU).

CE Online Registration