Through a joint effort of the University of Maine at Augusta and the University of Southern Maine, Lewiston-Auburn College provides central Maine communities with a variety of educational opportunities. Serving approximately 1500 students each semester, Lewiston-Auburn College offers courses in Associate and Baccalaureate Degree programs as well as a number of special noncredit courses and developmental reading, writing, mathematics and computer courses leading to college level skills. Located in a spacious facility at 51 Westminster Street, Lewiston, Maine, Lewiston-Auburn College is well equipped to meet the needs of a variety of students by offering day and evening classes, support services such as academic counseling, assistance to veterans, tutoring, English and mathematics learning lab, and other special services. The majority of students attending the University of Maine at Augusta, University College and Lewiston-Auburn College are adults who are returning to school for job advancement, skills improvement or personal enrichment. A full range of support services is available to adult learners.
Placement testing allows academic advisors to assist students in choosing appropriate courses.
Developmental coursework and tutoring are available to students who need to improve their skills in the areas of reading, writing, and math. Workshops are frequently offered for adults who wish to improve their study skills and test taking abilities. Career counseling and personal enrichment courses are also available. Training and support services for adult women considering returning to school after years as homemakers are available through the Women, Work, and the Community program. All loans are serviced in Maine by FISC .