Adult Education Hybrid Classes
First Lap – Dual Enrollment Program
Exclusively for the Washington, D.C., Location
Dual Enrollment Program in Washington, D.C.
If you’re a junior or senior in high school or a homeschool setting, and you already know God has called you for a special purpose, Lancaster Bible College wants to give you a the chance to earn college credits from an accredited institution at a special discounted rate!
Through our First Lap dual enrollment program, which is part of our undergraduate adult education track, high school students can take one tuition-free course per term/semester in the fall, spring and summer at our Washington, D.C., location before graduating from high school.
Benefits of this program include:
- Take up to 12 credits as a high school student through this program—equal to four 3-credit college courses..
- Courses are offered in the evening so they fit into your high school schedule.
- Engage with other students from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
- Credits may be transferable to other colleges or universities.
- Our Washington, D.C., site is accessible by Metro Bus & Rail.
Explore Our D.C. Site
7852 Walker Drive, Suite 100
Greenbelt, MD 20770
301.477.2222
First Lap courses are:
- 8-weeks in length and part of our regular undergraduate adult education program.
- Offered in a hybrid format that combines the best of both online activities and assignments with weekly 2-hour in-person evening classes in Greenbelt, Md.
- Taught on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between the hours of 6 and 9:45 p.m.
- Three-credit undergraduate college courses that help you get a head start to earning your college degree.
Cost
- One tuition-free course may be taken per term in the fall, spring and summer. A term or semester is comprised of two 8-week sub-terms.
- If a student desires to take more than one course in a term, the cost is $99 per credit, or $297 per course.
Available Courses
Check out the interesting and relevant LBC courses that are offered as part of the First Lap program at our Washington, D.C., location.
- Interpreting the Bible (BIB 106)
- Introduction to Business (BUS 102)
- Academic Writing, Research and Rhetoric (LAN 101)
- Public Speaking (LAN 104)
- Poetry, Fiction and Drama (LIT 101)
- Everyday Mathematics (MAT 102)
- Scientific Disciplines and Scientific Disciplines Lab (SCI 101/101L)
- General Psychology (SOC 101)
- Cultural Diversity (HUM 204)
- African American History 1519 to 1890 (HIS 207)