Admissions & Records

Petition For Review of Grade

Supplemental Residency Questionnaire

AB 540 Nonresident Tuition Exemption Request

High School Grad Update Form

LACCD Certification of Homeless Status

LACCD Loss of Enrollment BOGW Fee Waiver Appeal fillable form

Pass/No-Pass Grade Petition

LACCD Nonresident Tuition Fee Waiver

LASC Academic Renewal Petition

LASC General Petition

LASC Mailed Transcript Request Form

LASC Removal of Substandard Grade Petition

LASC Request For Duplicate Diploma or Certificate of Completion

LASC Student Information Change Form

Supplemental application for Admission of K-12 Students

Student class refund deadline lookup instructions can be found at this link.

Information on how to look up the “Last date to drop with a refund/no fee owed” via the class search function can be found here.

Are you having problems logging into your Canvas account? Contact the Admissions Office using our online chat room.

For more on Canvas, visit our information page.

Students can register for classes online and new students and inactive students who have been away from LASC for a year or more can apply for admission to LASC
Contact us if you need any help with your registration and enrollment.

• Processing online applications can take up to three (3) days (excluding holidays and weekends).
• We offer Saturday registration only during the first two Saturdays after the beginning of the semester.
• We do not accept official college transcripts from students over the counter. Transcripts must be mailed from the college, university, or institution that is providing this information on your behalf.
• All tuition and fees are paid for at the Business Office. You can use our Net Price Calculator to see how much it will cost you and your family to attend LASC.
• New Students to LASC must attend an Orientation Session through the Outreach & Recruitment Department before meeting with an Academic Counselor to create an Education Plan.
  • Education Plans are a list of all the courses you need to take each semester in order to meet your educational goals.
• Continuing Students will receive registration information via their Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) email account. You can also log into the Student Information System to view your registration appointment.
• For non-residents of the U.S., we offer two ways you can have your tuition fees dropped, if you qualify:
  • Non-resident Tuition Fee Waiver
  • AB 540/ AB 2000 Fee Waiver
• International students with an F-1 Visa, or those who wish to become an International Student and have a student visa, visit our International Student Program for more information.

Los Angeles Southwest College COVID-19K-12 Supplemental Application for Admission Process

Step 1: The student initiates the K-12 application form.

Step 2: A counselor completes the "College Enrollment Information" section, making sure to identify the Term, College Course Subject, Course Number, and Class Number (i.e. Health 11 12345). Counselor prints name, signs name using Adobe Acrobat Fill and Sign or Draw feature, saves the document, and forwards document and a copy of the student’s unofficial high school transcript to @email. Documentation must be submitted by the published deadline in the Schedule of Classes.

Step 3: Vice President of Student Services will review all K-12 forms and forward them to Admissions and Records. Denied K-12 applications will be returned to the student. Forms submitted after the published deadline will not be approved.

Step 4: Students are responsible for enrolling in the approved courses via the student information system (SIS) portal, during their assigned registration time. Students are responsible for dropping classes that they do not wish to complete.

* New students must complete the LACCD admissions application prior to submitting the K-12 form.

For questions, please contact Admissions and Records during business hours via live chat.

The deadline to receive an automatic EW non-evaluative grade is the last day to drop with a W/EW for the course (e.g., the end of week 12).

The EW grade will automatically post on your student record after you successfully drop the class. To withdraw from a class, log on to your student portal at MyCollege.laccd.edu and click on the “Manage Classes” tile and select the “Drop Classes” tab from the menu. Follow the instructions to drop the class.

After the last day to drop with a W/EW date, a student who continues to experience personal, professional, or academic challenges due to COVID-19 may request an EW by sending an email from their district email account to the A&R email address.

Students may request an EW grade up to one year.

Student class refund deadline lookup instructions can be found at this link.

Information on how to look up the “Last date to drop with a refund/no fee owed” via the class search function can be found here.

Contact us during our Office Hours at 323-241-5321, or you can email your Admissions Assistant anytime. Just look for the Admissions Assistant who is assigned to your last name. You’ll see Assistants with a section of the alphabet next to their name: Alphabet A-F, G-L, M-R, S-Z.

The Office of Admissions and Records provides services to prospective, new, current, and former students in the areas of admissions, registration, graduation, transcripts, and record maintenance by creating a positive environment that values diversity, multiculturalism, and mutual respect. We are committed to assisting faculty and the college community to provide services and support in meeting the needs of our students to ensure a smooth transition in achieving their educational goals.

Through the Office of Admissions & Records, students will know how to use the Student Portal to view their student records registration appointment and to register/add/drop classes. Those applying to LASC will know how to use the online Admissions application to apply for admission to the College.