Thanks to a partnership with Lake County, Lake-Sumter State College is offering students in Workforce programs financial support for Spring 2021.
Eligible students can receive a grant to cover the costs of up to three courses for the spring semester. These students were notified by email and grant applications are due on Friday, December 11 at 5 pm.
“We are appreciative to the Lake County Board of County Commissioners for their partnership that allows us to provide another method of support for our students during the pandemic,” said Dr. Stan Sidor, President of Lake-Sumter State College. “Despite economic challenges, our students continue to invest in their future, and we are proud to provide them opportunities to continue their educational progress.”
LSSC offers over 30 degree and certificate programs, including high-demand fields such as nursing (ASN/BSN), electrical distribution, IT, cybersecurity, criminal justice, and more. New students can still apply to begin classes in Spring 2021. Get started at www.lssc.edu/enrollment.
Most spring semester courses will be offered online or hybrid with some online components to maximize flexibility to students.
Since the start of the pandemic, LSSC has provided over $1.8 million in scholarships, food distributions, and financial support to its students.
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About Lake-Sumter State College
Founded in 1962, Lake-Sumter State College (LSSC) offers a high-quality education at an affordable price to the communities of Lake and Sumter counties. As a proud member of the Florida College System, LSSC serves more than 6,000 students annually at three locations: Leesburg, South Lake (Clermont), and Sumterville. LSSC offers certificate and degree programs designed to support and prepare students for today’s dynamic workforce. LSSC is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Through a DirectConnect® partnership with the University of Central Florida.
