Winter Term 2012
Financial Aid
How To Pay For College – In One Day
This free event is designed to help students and parents complete the federal aid application process and learn about scholarship resources in order to help fund their college education. It features Lane's annual Scholarship Workshops AND the state's annual College Goal Oregon event. Participants will learn strategies for scholarship research and writing effective applications, as well as specific information about Oregon Student Assistance Commission, The Ford Family Foundation, and Lane Foundation scholarships. A workshop will be offered in Spanish. Financial aid professionals will help students and parents complete the federal financial aid (FAFSA) paperwork and online application process. Bring your 2011 tax and financial records and a brown bag lunch. For a detailed agenda, go to http://2011sitearchive.lanecc.edu/ces/events.htm
33070 - 8:30 am-3:30 pm, Sa, Jan 21, LCC19 Rm 100 (7 hrs No Charge) - Landy
Money Management
NEW! Financial Recovery
It’s no secret that the economy has been tough for several years now. What might surprise you is how many people – just like you – have gone through some major economic blows such as a job loss, foreclosure or catastrophic medical bills. If that sounds familiar, you’ll be in good company as you learn how to fast-track your return to financial stability. The class includes four hours in the classroom, as well as two hours of one-on-one consultation scheduled at your convenience. Develop a plan to get on your feet. These classes are co-sponsored by NEDCO (Neighborhood Economic Development Corporation) and Lane Community College Successful Aging Institute. Call NEDCO at 541.345.7106, or visit their website at www.nedcocdc.org, to register.
5:30-7:30 pm, W, Jan 11 & 25, NEDCO (6 hrs No Charge) - Reiman (SAI Course)
5:30-7:30 pm, W, Feb 8 & 22, NEDCO (6 hrs No Charge) - Reiman (SAI Course)
5:30-7:30 pm, W, Mar 14 & 28, NEDCO (6 hrs No Charge) - Reiman (SAI Course)
NEW! Lifeline Financial Education
LifeLine provides you with the tools you need to get your finances under control – regardless of your circumstances. Whether you are looking to save some money, pay off debt or improve your credit, this is the class for you! The class includes an optional one-time consultation with a Financial Counselor. These classes are co-sponsored by NEDCO (Neighborhood Economic Development Corporation) and Lane Community College Successful Aging Institute. New classes begin the first week of every month and continue for 4 weeks. Call NEDCO at 541.345.7106 to register.
6-8 pm, M, Jan 23-Feb 13, NEDCO (8 hrs No Charge) - Baltazar (SAI Course)
1-3 pm, Th, Feb 2-23, First United Methodist Church (8 hrs No Charge) - Baltazar (SAI Course)
6-8 pm, M, Mar 5-26, NEDCO (8 hrs No Charge) - Baltazar (SAI Course)
1-3 pm, Th, Mar 1-22, First United Methodist Church (8 hrs No Charge) - Baltazar (SAI Course)
Long Term Care Planning
The first of the 77 million baby boomers turned 65 in January. Families can easily exhaust their life’s saving paying for long term care. This course can help you make informed decisions and address risks. Local care options and the array of governmental programs and financial & insurance products will be discussed. By its conclusion, students should have the information they need to take action and tools to plan for various contingencies.
34073 - 6-7:30 pm, Tu, Feb 7-28, DTC Rm 204 (6 hrs No Charge) - Tomlin (SAI Course)
Debt Elimination Techniques That Work
Online Class - see Ed2Go
Where Does All My Money Go?
Online Class - see Ed2Go
See current schedule for classes offered this term
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