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Learn More about LSC-North Harris
Welcome to Lone Star College-North Harris! We look forward to assisting you on your educational journey. Near the bottom of this page is an overview of some of our most popular programs.
Whether you're seeking online classes, face-to-face or a hybrid approach, there are many options to reach your goal!
Summer Registration Open:
Fall Registration Open: 
- Fall 2020 registration is now open. Register HERE for your fall classes or reach out to an advisor at NH-Advisor@LoneStar.edu to help with any questions. For more information, direct your questions to the addresses below regarding financial aid, university transfer, workforce programs and more.
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Don't forget summer class options remain available! See the full list of start dates HERE.
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Effective, June 1, LSC campus facilities are operating on a limited opening. ONLY people with advance authorizaiton are permitted on campus.
LSC Informational Links:
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Lone Star College FAQs: LoneStar.edu/lsc-faq.
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Lone Star College-North Harris: LoneStar.edu/Student-Resources.htm
- Online learning resources: vlac.LoneStar.edu/help.
Student Resource Email Addresses:
If you have specific questions that you cannot find answered online, the LSC-North Harris team is here for you and can be reached at the following email addresses. To help us serve you better, please be sure to include your FULL NAME AND STUDENT ID# in the subject line of your email.
- For general Student Services questions: NH-StudentServices@LoneStar.edu
- Academic Success and Retention: NH-StudentSuccessAndRetention@LoneStar.edu
- Admissions and Records: NH-StudentServices@LoneStar.edu
- Advising: NH-Advisor@LoneStar.edu
- Assessment: NHCAssessment@LoneStar.edu
- Career & Applied Technology Workforce Programs: NH-AppliedTechAdvisor@lonestar.edu
- Career and Successful Transfer (CAST) Lab: NH-CastLab@LoneStar.edu
- Financial Aid: FACC@lonestar.edu
- Graduation concerns: NH-Graduation@LoneStar.edu
- Librarian questions: NH-AskALibrarian@LoneStar.edu
- LSC-East Aldine Center: LSC-EastAldineCenter@LoneStar.edu
- LSC-North Harris Business Office: NHCBusinessOffice@lonestar.edu
- New Student Orientation: NH-NSO@LoneStar.edu
- Student Life: Kelsey.Jackson@LoneStar.edu
- Student Outreach and Recruitment: LSCNH.SOAR@LoneStar.edu
- Student Services Support flyer
- TRIO SSS: Genarrio.K.Williams@LoneStar.edu
- TRIO ETS: Courtney.Mai@LoneStar.edu
- TRIO Upward Bound: Mara.Cooper@LoneStar.edu
- Women’s Resource Center: Kelsey.Jackson@LoneStar.edu
Thinking about attending LSC-North Harris or LSC-East Aldine Center? We can help you reach your goals!
Below is an overview of some of our most popular programs. Please click the “Learn More” button to receive more information on your specific interest.
We offer the following programs* of study:
- Arts, Humanities, Communication & Design
- Business & Professional Services
- Computer/Digital Technology
- Energy, Manufacturing & Construction
- Engineering, Mathematics & Sciences
- Health Sciences
- Public Safety & Human/Consumer Services
- Social/Behavioral Sciences & Education
- Industry Certification & Exam Prep
*Credit and Non-Credit (as of June 27, 2019)
Additional Programs and Resources
Academic ESOL focuses on academic-bound students. It emphasizes preparation for college study while at the same time teaches students about American culture and English for everyday living, and communication with Americans. We offer academic courses in reading, writing, oral communication, and grammar.
The High School Equivalency Program is designed for adults who left high school before graduation and are now interested in obtaining a high school diploma by successfully passing the General Educational Development (GED®) official test. The High School Equivalency Program is offered in English (GED® Full Review) or in Spanish (GED® Revisión en Español).
The Academy for Lifelong Learning is a membership community that offers free and low-cost classes, events and activities for adults age 50 and older. Choose from technology, health and wellness, financial planning, community service projects, literary discussion groups, genealogy, arts and crafts, an insider's view of Texas history, and more.
