Enrollment Checklist (Option 2)

Full Admission

Applicants who have submitted all required application materials, including a final transcript, are fully admitted.

Tentative Admission

Applicants who have not submitted a final transcript are tentatively admitted to LC State.

To be fully admitted, you must submit your official transcript at the end of your final school year.

In order to find out more about what to submit, you can check your application status.

Provisional Admission

If an applicant does not qualify for regular admission, they may be considered for provisional admission by satisfying one of the following criteria:

1. Proof of high school graduation with less than a 2.0 cumulative GPA, or

2. Graduated from a secondary school accredited by a body recognized by the Board but has not completed the Admissions Standards Core Courses, or

3. Did not graduate from a secondary school accredited by a body recognized by the Board, including home schooled students, and has acceptable performance on either the General Education Development (GED) test (standard score of 600, 500 on 2002-2013 test, or 50 prior to 2002 test), or another standardized diagnostic test accepted by the institution, or

4. Deserves consideration by the institution because of special status (e.g,, disadvantaged or minority students, delayed entry students, returning veterans, or gifted and talented students wishing to enter college early).

A student seeking provisional admission must take at least one (1) assessment indicator that will allow the institution to assess competency and placement.

If provisionally admitted, a student will enroll with provisional standing and is subject to the institutional grade retention. A provisionally admitted student may change to regular admission status upon satisfactory completion of 14 baccalaureate-level credits, 12 credits of which must be general education courses while maintaining a 2.0 GPA. Regular admission status must be attained within three registration periods (summer sessions are excluded), or the student will be moved to non-degree seeking status, limited to 11 credits per semester and not be eligible for financial aid; subject to Petition Committee appeal procedures.

Deferred Admission

Students who have been accepted to LC State can defer their admission for one year.

• Students who have applied for admission can defer their application for one year.
• Students who are denied admission do not qualify for deferred admission. A new application must be submitted.
• Students who have been fully admitted and who request a deferral will have their status changed to tentative admission. This allows the Admissions Office to check if enrollment at a different college/university occurred during the deferral period.

How do you request deferred admission?

Graduate Student
Please follow this link to request a graduate application deferral and use your Application Portal login information to request a deferral or email admissions@lcsc.edu

Undergraduate Student
Please follow this link to request an undergraduate application deferral and use your Application Portal login information to request a deferral or email admissions@lcsc.edu.

To learn more about your admission status, please see our Admissions Standards webpage.

Contact the Admissions Office at 208-792-2378 if you have any questions.

You will receive notification of your admission status via mail.

It typically takes no more than one to two weeks. However, during peak application times, it can take up to three or four weeks.

Check out our Admission Standards.

Notice that the standards vary for academic degree-seeking applicants and career technical education degree-seeking applicants. If you have further questions, please contact our Admissions Office at 208-792-2378.

March 1st is LC State's priority deadline.

All admission file documents, FAFSA, and scholarship applications must be received by this date.

If you are a high school senior, your 7th semester transcript (or 10th trimester) must also be on file to be considered for merit scholarships (Idaho and out-of-state).

All financial aid forms and applications can be accessed through the Financial Aid website. We highly recommend submitting a scholarship application through the scholarship portal. You will also want to submit your FAFSA (FAFSA school code: 001621), which will determine your eligibility for federal and state aid. You should submit all financial aid forms and applications by our March 1st priority deadline for priority consideration. 

For more information regarding the specific types of financial aid available to you, please contact the Financial Aid office at finaid@lcsc.edu or 208-792-2224.

As a freshman, you are not required to live on-campus, so choose what will work best for you! On-campus housing and assignments are based on the date deposits are received. Once on-campus housing is full, students can continue to apply and be placed on a waitlist. Visit the Residence Life website to learn about on-campus and some off-campus options.

If you have questions about housing, please contact Residence Life at reslife@lcsc.edu or (208) 792-2053.

Please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@lcsc.edu or 208-792-2378 or directly from the Enrollment Specialists page.

LC State students have the ability to designate a “proxy” user who may access their information within the WarriorWeb Self-Service system. To designate a proxy user, you can complete the form on WarriorWeb. 

If you have questions, please contact our Registrar & Records Office at 208-792-2223 or registrar@lcsc.edu.