Start or complete a degree at Lone Star College

HOUSTON, TX -- Education pays according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. The government agency reported workers with a high school diploma earned a median weekly salary of $853 compared to $1,005 for those who have an associate degree. That’s almost $8,000 more per year in annual income.

“Lone Star College inspires me to work hard and reach my goals,” said Nancy Valdez, LSC-Tomball student and future pharmacist. “This institution gives me a great college experience complete with activities, services and support that are helping me to achieve my career goal.”

The fall 2023 semester at LSC begins Monday, Aug. 28. Courses are structured to help students complete a degree, transfer to a four-year university or enter the workforce. Courses include accounting, anthropology, arts, biology, business, chemistry, criminal justice, communications, economics, drama, government, EDUC 1300, English, foreign languages, health care programs, history, humanities, math, speech and various workforce programs. Classes are available face-to-face, online and hybrid.

“My Lone Star College experience has made an indescribable impact on my life by teaching me to be more responsible, showing me how to manage my time and helping me become a better person every day,” Artem Prudnikov, LSC-University Park student. “Each day at Lone Star College is filled with new colors, discoveries, knowledge and connections.”

Lone Star College offers over 200 degrees and certifications and four baccalaureate programs. The college will host a Registration Festival Aug. 5-12 at all eight main campuses. Employees will assist students through their eight-step enrollment checklist, including advising and financial aid assistance. Learn more at LoneStar.edu/Festival.