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Joining the interest list takes about two minutes.

It's not an application and it doesn't commit you to anything. It puts you on the list for registration steps, information session dates, and a reminder before the deadline. Tell us which track you want and we'll only send you what's relevant.

Fall track interest list closes

Friday, October 16, 2026 · 10:00 AM

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Students

Join the interest list.

Already signed up when this was a year-long program? You're still on the list — you don't need to fill this out again. We'll email you about the two tracks and ask which you'd like.

Use your LBCC email if you have one.
Optional. Text reminders only.
Each track is one semester and two courses. You can take one or both — and you can change your mind later.
Optional. Tell us what you need and we'll arrange it.

We use this to contact you about this program only. We never ask for your Social Security number or financial information, and we don't share your information outside LBCC.

Key dates · Fall track

Four dates to put in your phone.

Oct 12

Final reminder goes out

We email everyone on the list that the deadline is that Friday.

Oct 16

Interest list closes, 10:00 AM

Last moment to submit the form and be considered for the Fall track.

Week of Oct 19

You get everything

Registration steps, all four touchpoint dates, the pitch event date, and an optional Zoom meet-and-greet invitation.

Oct 26

Fall track begins

MGMT 80 and AI 45 start in the second eight-week session. The pitch event follows the week of December 7.

Spring track dates are announced later in the fall. There's no in-person kickoff for the Fall track — just an optional Zoom meet-and-greet before classes start, so you can meet the group and the faculty if you want to. If you work and need advance notice for your employer, say so on the form and we'll get you details as early as we can.

Counselors, advisors & faculty

Refer a student.

If you're advising a student who'd thrive here, send them our way. We'll follow up with them directly and let you know we did. A one-semester track is an easier first step for a student who isn't ready to commit to a full year.

Optional, but it helps us open the conversation well.

Need materials? One-pagers, FAQ sheets, and slides for classroom visits are available on request. Email vcalip@lbcc.edu.

Accessibility

Tell us what you need.

If any part of this program or these forms isn't accessible to you, email vcalip@lbcc.edu and we'll get you what you need another way. That includes information sessions, course materials, the touchpoint sessions, and both pitch events.

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