Student Success
Student Success is led by Juanita Chrysanthou, Vice Chancellor, Student Success.
As a member of the Executive Council, Juanita Chrysanthou provides system-wide leadership for student success programs and services.
The Office of Student Success encompasses Admissions and Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, Veterans Affairs, Student Development, and Student Services.
LSCS offers a wide range of activities and services to meet the diverse needs of its students including learning centers, tutoring, placement testing, counseling and career exploration. Unique services for students with disabilities, resources for military veterans are also available.
LSCS is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
Departments
Admissions, Enrollment and College Readiness
The Admissions, Enrollment and College Readiness department oversees the area of student records, system-wide enrollment practices, and supports the development of P-16 councils at the Lone Star College campuses.
Disability Services
Disability Services at each of the six campuses assists current and future students by determining and recommending appropriate academic support services. Disability Services focuses on helping students with disabilities make a successful transition to the college and acts as a referral source for services both on campus and within the community.
Financial Aid
Financial Aid meets and communicates with students to guide them through the state and federal financial aid process.
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs provides veterans and their family members assistance in achieving their educational goals, making career transition, and aid with other personal issues which resulted from their service to our country.
Student Success Initiatives
Providing Ways for you to Succeed
The Lone Star College System (LSCS) has a variety of student success initiatives designed to help its adult learners succeed.
Achieving the Dream
Achieving the Dream is a long-term national initiative to help more community college students succeed – particularly those students who traditionally face the most significant barriers to success, including students of color, low-income students, and first generation college students.
My Degree Counts
This initiative supports students returning to finish their credentials by assisting in re-enrolling in classes and finding the right strategy to meet their goals.
Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP)
The QEP is an important and required component of the SACS accreditation process to enhance student learning and/or the learning environment through a specific set of instructional activities. The LSCS has named “Best Start” as its QEP.
Survey of Entering Student Engagement (SENSE, a CCSSE Initiative)
A Center for Community College Student Engagement initiative that helps colleges to understand why some entering students persist and succeed while others do not.
