Greenspoint Center Offerings
Lone Star College-Greenspoint Center offers many services and programs for students and community members. Lone Star College-Greenspoint Center offers credit, continuing education classes, and training at this satellite location. Here are some of the additional services available at Lone Star College-Greenspoint Center.Life-long learning
- Credit and non-credit programs
- Transfer courses
- Concurrent credit courses for high school students
- ESL and GED courses
- Community partnering
- High-quality support services
Lone Star College-Greenspoint Center will be offering Workforce Certificates in the following areas:
- General Business with an emphasis on Leadership
- Office Assistant Specialization
- Bilingual Office
- Administrative Support Specializations
- Administrative Assistant Specialization
- Information Technology
- Microsoft Office Specialist
Admissions Department
- Pay for Classes
- Order Transcripts
- Pay Library Fines
- Register for Classes
- Add and Drop Classes
- Purchase supplies- scantrons and pencils
Adult Basic Education/GED Preparatory Classes
The Adult Basic Education/General Educational Development (GED) classes offered through the LSC-CE Adult Education Program offers adults the opportunity to complete their high school education, improve basic education skills, and enhance their employment situation. The courses prepare students to pass the GED Test in the areas of writing, social studies, science, reading and mathematics. these classes also emphasize reading comprehension and test taking skills. For more information, please call 281.260.3574
Counseling Services
Counseling services are located in the Student Services area of the Lone Star College-Greenspoint Center. Counseling is committed to increasing student persistence, productivity and potential. Services include academic planning, career counseling, disabilities services and personal counseling. Let us help you achieve your goals! For more information, please call 281.260.3501
Financial Aid
Financial aid advisors are now taking applications for the 2009-2010 academic year. The priority deadline is April 1 so please submit all materials as quickly as you can. See the Financial Aid section for more information. For more information, contact Brandye Freeman, Financial Aid Specialist, at 281.260.3584.
Financial (monetary) assistance is available in the form of:
| Grant | Money you don't have to pay back. |
| Loan | Borrowed money you do have to pay back with interest. |
| Work Study | Allows you to earn money to help with school expenses. |
| Scholarship | Money awarded based on merit, need, or other specified criteria. |
