Academics

We expect our scholars to dive into academic life, get to know their professors, and pursue interests inside and outside the classroom.

Degrees

We offer 2-year associate degrees, 4-year bachelor's degrees, and a variety of career pathway certifications that can be stacked together providing you the career credentials you need to land a great job.

Course Catalog

These are the classes currently offered at Lane.

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION

NOTE: Specific courses are offered yearly, in even numbered years and odd numbered years.

F indicates courses offered in Fall
S indicates courses offered in Spring
(A) Indicates courses offered All years
(E) Indicates courses offered in Even numbered years
(O) Indicates courses offered on Odd numbered years
*Students should consult their academic advisor about course rotation.

Academic Calendar

Here you will find essential dates and schedules to assist in time management, course planning and preparation for courses, test scheduling.

Lane Institute

Lane College is committed to developing the “whole student.” The purpose of Lane Institute is to achieve this priority by leading the institution in holistic high impact practices, appreciative advising, academic support, and co-curricular activities.

Admissions

Here you will learn about how to apply, how to sign up for New Student Orientation as well as how to sign up to take a tour of the campus. There is also information for returning students, transfers, international students, and veterans.

Current Students

This will help guide you by giving you information about the available academic centers on campus as well as information on guidance and health services, the registrar, academic calendars and the student handbook.

Divisions

We offer three divisions in Business, Social and Behavioral Science, Liberal Studies and Education and Natural and Physical Science.

The Division of Business, Social and Behavioral Sciences develops communication, technical, human relations, and analytical skills to enhance successful entrance in your chosen careers and/or professional and graduate endeavors.

The Division of Liberal Studies and Education comprises the core of the liberal arts curriculum and includes the courses in languages, education, literature, music, art, drama, speech, communication arts, religion, and philosophy.

The Division of Natural and Physical Sciences and Mathematics promotes scientific, mathematical, and computer literacy, and emphasizes the process, content, and interdisciplinary nature of these disciplines.

Additional Academic Resources

Here are additional academic resources that concern our SACSCOC accreditation and our academic programs.