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Lone Star College
#31 of 56 in Best Community Colleges in Texas
Current page last update date: 2025-07-15
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Lone Star College
Junior Specialist, Bachelor
- The term of training is 2 years.
Some programs:
- Nursing
- Fire Science
- Game design, modeling
- Dentistry, oral hygiene
- Cosmetology
- Men's, women's, intercultural centers
- Energy, production, construction
- Business, professional services
- Public safety, social services
- Arts, Humanities, Communication and Design
- Computer, digital technologies.
- Geodetic, cartographic technologies
- Medical Radiological Technologies
- Logistics Management
- Engineering technology.
Description of Lone Star College
- Location: Woodlands, USA
- Year of foundation: 1972
- Language of instruction: English
- Number of students: more than 90 000
- Type of education: mixed.
Lone Star College (LSC) is a system of public colleges that provide education for the northern part of Greater Houston, Texas. College programs provide an opportunity to start studying the program of interest, and then enter a higher educational institution to obtain a diploma.
In LSC you can study disciplines in the following specialties:
- Architecture, construction
- Science
- Art, design
- Medicine, health
- Agriculture, veterinary medicine
- Business, management
- Journalism, social sciences
- Computer Science
- Pedagogy
- Tourism, hotel business
- Humanities
- Engineering
- Beauty, health
- Right.
Advantages
- The programs are accredited by the Southern Association College Commission, the National Center for Education, and others.
Facilities and equipment at Lone Star College
The LSC is headquartered in two locations:
- Woodlands
- University Park.
The administration is located in the Greenspoint area of Houston.
Campuses:
- CyFair – opened in 2002, has two centers. The university library is a joint project of LSC and the Harris County Public Library.
- Houston North,opened in 2019, is located at three ancillary points and one new adjacent area of the 8th Ring Road.
- Kingwood is the oldest campus, located in the northeast sector of the Lone Star College grounds. LSC-Kingwood additionally has three remote centers.
- Montgomery,opened in 1992, is located between the Woodlands and Conroe districts.
- The Conroe Center is one of the new campuses. It is a two-story facility located near FM 3083, Conroe, Texas.
- North Harris,opened in 1973, additionally has three centers serving residents of the Aldeen and Spring school districts.
- Tomball,opened in 1988, additionally has two centers.
- University Park is the newest campus. It is located in the former headquarters of Compaq Computer in northwest Houston.
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
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