Welcome to the Lane Family! Are you ready to begin your new journey with us? Follow the next steps closely to make sure you’re ready for your arrival on campus!
1. Complete Testing and Advising
Prepare for your placement test
Watch for an email with testing instructions from Internationaladvisor@lanecc.edu. If you’re not seeing it, check your spam folder. Still not seeing it, email the address above.
Take the online placement test
Watch for testing results from internationaladvisor@lanecc.edu
Schedule an Academic Advising Appointment
If you have any problems making appointments with this link, please contact InternationalAdvisor@lanecc.edu.
This will be a 30-minute appointment. You will receive a confirmation email for your appointment. We will connect you via Zoom for the appointment.
2. Get Your Visa
Check your I-20: If you submitted proof of English proficiency you will receive an I-20 for college level. Most I-20s are issued for language training level. If you received a language training level I-20 and if you take the online placement exam and place into college level, you’ll receive a new I-20. Make sure all the information is correct and SIGN THE I-20!
3. Plan for Your Arrival
From the moment you arrive in Eugene, you're a Lane student! We'll pick you up at the airport and help you get settled in Eugene. Learn more about Arrival & Airport Pickup.
Health Information
- Insurance: Lane requires international students to have approved health insurance whenever they have a valid I-20.
- Vaccinations: Please bring a copy of proof of vaccinations for yourself and any dependents. For example, your spouse and children.
- Medications: Make sure you bring at least a 90-day supply of any medication you take. Pre-existing conditions are not covered for your first three months in the USA.
- Dentist: Be sure you visit your dentist before you depart your home country. Dental insurance is not included in most health insurance plans.
- Glasses: We recommend you bring two pairs of glasses or contact lenses. Vision coverage is not included in most health plans.
4. Attend Orientation on Campus
On-campus check-in and orientation is required for all newly admitted international students. It will be scheduled before the start date of the term. During Orientation you will receive important information about immigration regulations, health insurance, and college policies. Watch for an email with more details on orientation and check-in.