Welcome to LWTech! We are excited that you are here. Now that you have applied for admission and received your Student ID Number, you can follow the steps below to meet with an advisor for registration. Follow the steps below in the order listed.
Prior to meeting with an advisor, students must have completed the following:
Please note that we can utilize unofficial transcripts for placement purposes but students must send official transcripts to the college to transfer in credits. Please allow at least three weeks for this process. More information available at LWTech.edu/Transfer
Now that you have applied for admission, have your Student ID Number, and have a form of placement, you are ready to meet with an advisor to register for classes.
For new students, the preferred way to meet with an advisor is through a scheduled appointment. Appointments can be scheduled for 30-60 minutes.
At an appointment, an advisor can discuss:
All appointments are virtual at this time and can be done via Zoom or by phone.
You can find directions for how to make an appointment with your Advisor on the Who is My Advisor page.
Who is My Advisor / Make an Appointment
Drop-in advising is a first-come, first-served time to meet with an available advisor without an appointment. Information about drop-in is available on the main Advising Webpage.
Drop-in is intended for students who have quick questions that take no longer than
15 minutes to answer.
Drop-in is the fastest way to reach an advisor.
Drop-in Advising is offered virtually through Zoom. Days, hours, and the link to access
drop-in is available on the main Advising Webpage.
As a new LWTech student, it’s important that you’re asking yourself the following questions prior to starting your first quarter:
Are you a Veteran? Connect with this office for assistance with your educational benefits, health and wellness, and transitional needs.
Are you a student with a disability? We can assist you! Connect with DSS for classroom and college accommodations to support you in your time at LWTech.
Do you identify as low-income, first generation to college (neither parent has a bachelor degree), and/or a student with a disability? TRIO is here to support you. TRIO provides tutoring, academic advising, educational planning, study skills workshops, financial education, and transfer and career planning to qualified students.
If you identify as low-income or had a change to your employment status (laid off,
closed business, etc) you may qualify for assistance from the Workforce Development
department. This department has multiple Federal and State Funded programs that may
provide assistance with tuition, books, advising, and support services, depending
on qualifications. Check out their webpage for more info to see if you qualify!
DACA, DREAMer, and undocumented students can find funding and support resources online.
Business Hours
Mon-Fri, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Campus Hours
Mon-Fri, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sat, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.