Lane is the community’s college, and we provide a wide variety of education options for our community! Whether you’re interested in completing a degree program here, transferring to a four-year college, learning English, sharpening up your math and/or writing skills, or just taking some interesting classes for fun, we have you covered.
For more than 50 years, Lane has provided the community a high-quality education at an affordable cost. With innovative programs like Cybersecurity, Health Information Management, and Commercial Unmanned Aerial Systems (drones), we’re committed to offering programs that will help you stay in touch with and stand out in the real world. Our transfer programs enable students to complete their prerequisite courses and continue their education at a four-year institution.
Careers, Degrees, and Transfer Options
English as a Second Language
No matter where your English skills are, we can help you improve your oral and written communication skills for work, community, and academic goals. Learn more about ESL classes at Lane.
Adult Basic and Secondary Education
Not confident about starting college? Need to earn your GED? The Adult Basic and Secondary Education (ABSE) department has options to help you meet your goals.
Education for the Community
Looking to take a class before you’ve graduated from high school? Looking to take a class just for fun? Lane offers a variety of educational opportunities for members of the community who aren’t looking to earn a degree, in addition to engagement opportunities like Rites of Passage, Continuing Education, Senior Programming, and community events.
Online and Distance Learning Options
Departments and Calendars
Academic Departments
Connect with academic divisions and departments across campus.
Academic Calendars and Schedules
Check out our term dates, campus closures, and class schedules!
Hands-On Opportunities
Your learning doesn’t stop in the classroom. With a wide variety of internships, study abroad programs, and jobs on campus you can get real world experience while completing your degree.
Cooperative Education
Whether an internship is required for your degree or not, you have the opportunity to develop work experience during your program to set yourself apart when applying for jobs. Only need an internship? Options are also available for students not earning a degree at Lane. Connect with the Cooperative Education Department.
Study Abroad programs
Expand your worldview and take a term (or more) abroad! With a wide variety of programs and places to choose from, there is something exciting and enriching for everyone. Discover Study Abroad options at Lane Community College.
Academic Excellence
The Lane Honors program and our local chapter Phi Theta Kappa national honor society provide you with opportunities to demonstrate your commitment to academic excellence.
Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is a national honor society that helps recognize and encourage scholarship among associate degree students. Participating students may be eligible for additional PTK scholarships to help fund their studies! Learn more about joining the Sigma Zeta chapter of PTK at Lane.
Lane Honors Program
The Honors program adds to the breadth and depth of your educational experience, helping you gain critical thinking and research skills that are beneficial in the workforce and in preparing for graduate school. Learn more about requirements and how to apply to the Honors Program.
It’s really the best deal in education. That AMT degree is a ticket that says, ‘I have foundational experience and I’m worth it!'
It’s really the best deal in education. That AMT degree is a ticket that says, ‘I have foundational experience and I’m worth it!’