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Phlebotomy Down Payment - September 28, CRN 90570
This payment plan is for the Phlebotomy course beginning September 28 on our Danvers campus.
This payment of $564.75 represents your initial down payment toward the total price of $2,099 for the Phlebotomy course beginning September 28. This initial payment includes a $40 enrollment fee.
Remaining payments and due dates are as follows
- $524.75 on October 30, 2026
- $524.75 on November 30, 2026
- $524.75 on December 30, 2026
Making future payments
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Basic English as a Second Language 1 LAC100
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Basic English as a Second Language 1 This course is for students whose first language is not English and who are at the very beginning stage of learning English. All skill areas are taught: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The focus is also on practicing everyday vocabulary and foundational grammatical concepts in preparation for Basic ESL II. Textbook required. Prerequisite ELLC 0-65
Basic English as a Second Language 2 LAC101
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Basic English as a Second Language 2 This course is intended for students at the low-beginner level who already possess some foundational English language skills. The focus is on further building vocabulary as well as strengthening grammatical concepts. Students write short paragraphs, develop basic strategies for listening comprehension, and improve their speaking skills in preparation for a mid-beginner class. Textbook required. Prerequisite: ELLC 66-90
Basic English as a Second Language 3 LAC102
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Basic English as a Second Language 3 This course is intended for students at the mid-beginner level who already possess foundational English language skills. The focus is on further building vocabulary as well as more complex grammatical structures. Students will practice writing short paragraphs, reading and responding to a greater variety of texts, and improving their listening and speaking skills in preparation for a high-beginner class. Textbook required. Prerequisite: ELLC 91-115.
Basic English as a Second Language 4 LAC103
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Basic English as a Second Language 4 This course is intended for students at the high-beginner level who already possess most foundational English language skills. The focus is on further building vocabulary as well as advanced grammatical structures. Students will practice writing short paragraphs, reading longer and more complex texts, and improving their listening and speaking skills in preparation for the intermediate level. Textbook required.
An Introduction to Academic Writing LAC010
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
An Introduction to Academic Writing This course is designed to prepare non-credit ESL students for the credit ESL program. Students work on writing well-formed sentences using academic language. They also learn to apply an organizational plan in developing clear and cohesive paragraphs. Emphasis is on expanding use of academic vocabulary, writing with topic sentences, supporting details, correct verb tenses and word forms.Textbook required. Prerequisite LLC 110-123 and ELLW 1-2, or ESL 063 C to A and ESL 061 C to A, or ESL 065 C- to D- or placement upon initial registration. Classes are offered in person on the Lynn campus.
Real Estate Salesperson's Exam Prep Course BAA160
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Real Estate Salesperson's Exam Prep Course
About This Course
Designed to provide knowledge and understanding of real estate principles and practices. Prepare for the Massachusetts Real Estate Salesperson's Examination. Learn state required content including property, contracts, closing, financing, brokerage, housing, zoning, appraisal, Massachusetts license law, and real estate math. This course is taught by a Massachusetts certified instructor.
Attendance Requirements
Students must attend all 40 hours of class to receive their certificate of completion to sit for the exam.
Required Textbooks
Please purchase both of these texts prior to the first class meeting from the retailer/bookseller of your choice.
High Intermediate ESL LAC106
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
High Intermediate ESL This course is recommended for students who intend to take more advanced level noncredit classes or who wish to transition to credit ESL classes in the future. It concentrates on reinforcing and developing more academically geared reading, writing, and oral skills in preparation for low-advanced ESL classes. Textbook required. Prerequisite: ELLC 161-185