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Many single facility restrooms on campus and at several other �¼���ʱʱ�� locations are gender neutral to provide an accommodating environment for students and staff.

Gender-neutral restrooms are located in Menard Hall lower level (2); Menard Hall first floor in the R. H. Stephens Room (2), VP office area (2) and the break room next to �¼���ʱʱ�� Foundation (2); Sangamon Hall lower level (2); Workforce Careers Center (3); Kreher Agriculture Center (1); Mason Hall (2); Litchfield administrative building (2); and Taylorville north building (1).

Please consult the �¼���ʱʱ�� catalog.

Your grade point average is computed by a system that assigns four points for an A, three points for a B, two points for a C, one point for a D and zero points for an F. The number of points assigned to the grade you earn in a course is multiplied by the number of credits the course carries. Your overall average can then be computed by dividing total points earned by total credits attempted. The division is carried out three places to the right of the decimal, and the quotient is rounded off two decimal places. Developmental courses are not reflected in GPA calculations. For a more detailed explanation and example, consult the �¼���ʱʱ�� catalog.

Instructors may at their discretion assign a grade of incomplete (I) to a student who has met a substantial portion of all course requirements, but for valid and good reasons is unable to complete remaining course work by the official end of the academic term. The grade of I carries no honor points and is not used in computing a student’s cumulative grade point average. The instructor will determine a time frame in which the course work must be completed.

The time frame shall be no longer than one academic semester (excluding summer term) beyond the semester in which the incomplete is assigned.

The �¼���ʱʱ�� IT Help Desk is available to assist you with activating your account; accessing email, Canvas, �¼���ʱʱ�� ALERT, Wi-Fi; and setting up your email on your smartphone. If you have questions or are in need of assistance, contact the IT Help Desk by , visiting the , sending a detailed email from your �¼���ʱʱ�� email account to helpme@llcc.edu, or calling 217-786-2555.

For nursing mothers on the main campus, a private lactation room is located in Millennium Center. Students can obtain the entry code by contacting �¼���ʱʱ�� Student Life at 217-786-2241 or visiting the office in the lower level of Menard Hall. For nursing mothers at other college locations, please talk with staff at your location for more information.

is a tool that provides students with 24-hour access to check final class grades, view unofficial transcripts, search and register for courses, manage waitlists, create an academic plan, and view payment and financial aid information. On the �¼���ʱʱ�� homepage at the top right, click "Info For" and "Current Students." Then click LoggerCentral under the Quick Links section.

Search for classes

• Once logged in to LoggerCentral, click on “Student Planning.”
• Use the search box to enter the class you would like to search for and click enter.
• You can use “Filter Results” on the left side of the screen to help narrow your results.

Register for classes

• From the home screen, click on “Student Planning.”
• Under “Plan your Degree & Register for Classes,” click on “Go to Plan & Schedule.”
• Add the term by clicking on the “+,” then select the correct term from the dropdown menu and select “Add Term.” Use the search box to enter the class you would like to search for. Click enter.
• You can then choose the section you want to register for (filters on the left-hand side will help you narrow down your search.)
• Click “Add Section to Plan.” Then “Add Section.”
• You can then return to “Plan & Schedule.”
• Click “Register Now.” You will also be able to view your class(es) in a calendar view.
• At this point, you are registered, and no one else can take your seat in the class. You are responsible for tuition charges and for dropping or withdrawing from classes, if necessary.
• If you are registering for developmental math classes (like MAT 081, 082, 088, etc.), register for the first level (MAT 081) and then go back and register for the second level (MAT 082). This is necessary because MAT 081 is a prerequisite to MAT 082. You will need to look in the modules to find most developmental math classes.
• Once you are registered, you will receive a confirmation email in your �¼���ʱʱ�� email account. If you do not receive this message, you are not registered and should call 217- 786-2292 for assistance with registering

Check your final class grades

• From the home screen, click on “Grades.”
• How to view your unofficial transcripts
• From the home screen, click on “Student Planning.”
• Click on “Student Planning” toward the top of the screen and select “Unofficial Transcripts” from the dropdown menu.

A student who achieves a semester grade point average of 3.50-3.99 for 12 or more hours during a semester is eligible for the full-time Vice President’s List that semester. Students who earn a perfect 4.00 average for the semester will be named to the full-time President’s List. Students completing a minimum of six and a maximum of 11 semester hours in any term and who achieve a grade point average of 3.50-3.99 will be named to the part-time Vice President’s List or, with a semester grade point average of 4.00, to the part-time President’s List. Credit hours and grades in developmental courses are not included in calculations determining eligibility for the President’s or Vice President’s List.

Consult the college catalog for the policy on repeating a course.

Your email account is hosted by Microsoft. Please complete any request for more information for authentication verification. This will allow you to reset your password via your email account without contacting the IT Help Desk for assistance. Your email account can be accessed via the web or added to your smartphone by downloading the Outlook app from the appropriate app store for your device. Visit the  or call the IT Help Desk at 217-786-2555 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday.

Access your email

• It is recommended that you use Mozilla Firefox browser.
• On the homepage of llcc.edu, click on the My �¼���ʱʱ�� link and then scroll down to select the email link under the Student Resources section.
• Enter your �¼���ʱʱ�� email address (i.e., juser1234@llcc.edu) and click on Next.
• Depending upon your browser and if you are logged into the computer workstation on campus, you may need to enter your password.

Sign in

Your new email inbox comes with a convenient feature called Single Sign On (SSO). When you use an �¼���ʱʱ�� computer to access Outlook on Office 365 in Edge and Google Chrome, the service signs you in automatically using the authentication credentials used when you initially logged into the computer. It is important that you log into �¼���ʱʱ�� computers using your own credentials. If you are using a kiosk computer or a public use computer that will not allow you to log in as yourself, please use the Firefox browser to access your email.

SSO does not allow signing out by clicking on the upper right-hand corner Sign Out option. Instead, simply close your web browser and log off of Windows to end your email session.

During the general student elections held each spring, one student is elected to membership on the �¼���ʱʱ�� Board of Trustees. Student representation allows students to communicate their concerns and interests to the �¼���ʱʱ�� Board of Trustees. The student member of the board also holds an officer position within the Student Government Association.

All �¼���ʱʱ�� applications that require a login to authenticate will utilize the same username and password, with the exception of Office 365. Password changes are completed when signing in to your �¼���ʱʱ�� email account.

All �¼���ʱʱ�� applications that require a login to authenticate will utilize the same username and password, with the exception of Office 365. Password changes are completed when signing in to your �¼���ʱʱ�� email account.

Username and password

The username is case sensitive and is used to access all systems, with the exception of Office 365 (Outlook/Email). Ex. juser1234

Your email address is your username@llcc.edu and is only used to log into Office 365.

Activating your account

Learn how to .

Resetting your password

Your password can be reset on the login page of your �¼���ʱʱ�� email account. Click on the “Forgot my password” link. This will utilize the information that was entered in the authentication verification steps previously. Should you have difficulty resetting your password, please contact the IT Help Desk with your �¼���ʱʱ�� student ID number.

For more information, including how to change your password, go to .

Wireless internet access is available in all buildings on the Springfield campus, Helen S. Hamilton Outdoor Learning Area and �¼���ʱʱ��’s off-campus locations. Choose Guest-�¼���ʱʱ�� (you must accept the terms of use each time that you connect) or connect to the �¼���ʱʱ��-Student wireless network with your username and password.

�¼���ʱʱ�� students receive a discount when purchasing tickets at UIS Performing Arts Center. The discount is provided for selective shows. Present a valid student ID when purchasing the tickets to receive a discount or if purchased online, must present valid student ID at the box office when picking up the ticket to receive discount.

Student discount cannot be stacked with another discount. Only one discount can be apply when purchasing tickets.

Symphony tickets

Available for ages 6 to 26 with a student ID: $6 tickets

Broadway tickets

$10 off to those with a student ID

Vending machines offering a selection of soft drinks, fruit juices and snacks are available in the student union on the lower level of Menard Hall. In addition, vending machines are available in buildings throughout campus and at other �¼���ʱʱ�� locations. If you experience a problem with any of these machines on the Springfield campus during regular business hours, including needing a refund, please report this to the �¼���ʱʱ�� Bookstore, located on the lower level of Menard Hall. After 5 p.m., please report it to the �¼���ʱʱ�� Police Department in Sangamon Hall South. For all other locations, report the problem to a representative at the registration desk.

Veterans are encouraged to consult �¼���ʱʱ�� Financial Aid for information about available benefits. The office certifies enrollment with the Veterans Administration so that students may receive their monthly benefit check and tuition benefits. Veterans should enroll and apply for benefits well in advance of actual attendance so that benefits may begin on a timely basis. It may take the VA several months to process a veteran’s benefits.

The financial aid office also handles tuition claims for veterans using the Illinois Veterans Grant, the Illinois National Guard Grant and the MIA/POW Grant. Veterans are encouraged to apply for financial aid, and the office will assist veterans with this process. View more information about veterans benefits or call 217-786-2216.