Mission Statement:

We integrate the Grandfather Teachings into our daily work by providing timely, respectful enrollment services, maintaining accurate records, and reporting data on time in line with federal guidelines—so you have the support you need to thrive at LLTC.

Our role

We help you enroll, register, and stay on track to graduation—accurately, respectfully, and on time.

 

New Students: 

Welcome! You’re a few steps away from getting started.

  1. Apply online
    • Submit your application. It only takes a few minutes.
    • Apply Now
  2. Send your documents
  3. Take your placement test (Accuplacer)
    • Student Services can be contacted by phone at (218) 335-4218 or via email admissions@lltc.edu to schedule.
    • This helps us place you in the right math and writing courses, so you can succeed.
  4. Get your acceptance and meet your advisor
    • You’ll receive an acceptance letter with next steps.
    • Your academic advisor will help you choose classes and build a term-by-term plan to graduation.

Transfer Students:

  • We welcome transfers and follow the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum.
  • Have questions about how credits transfer or how to appeal? See the Credit Transfer Policy & Appeals document or contact us; we’re happy to help.
  • Fill out the official Request for Transcript Review form, so we may be aware of incoming documents.

Current Students:

  1. Plan your classes
    • Meet with your faculty or academic advisor to confirm courses fit your degree plan and funding.
  2. Register online
    • Log in to your Student Portal and go to the Registration tab
  3. Check your account
    • If you see a hold, visit Student Services. We’ll explain what it means and help you explore options to resolve it. Some holds require specific steps before they can be lifted.
    • Tip: only register for courses in your degree program; some courses may not be eligible for funding.

Student Services Hub

Need Help?

  • Visit us in Cedar Hall, Student Services.
  • We can help with applications, placement testing, advising connections, registration, and financial aid questions.