Where do I find the Extension office and event room?
How do I enroll in an LMU EXTENSION course?
What if I have to drop a class?
Can I obtain a refund of my tuition for dropped classes?
How do I request a transcript?
How do I access PROWL to view my schedule, grades and order transcripts?
Where do I park for class?
How do I obtain my Certificate for a Certificate Program?
What does it mean to "Audit" a course?
What if I changed my name and/or address?
What types of credit are offered to professionals?

You can register online, by phone, by FAX, by mail, or in person.
For detailed instructions, please CLICK HERE.

What if I have to drop a class?

If you need to withdraw from a class, please notify LMU EXTENSION in writing (by letter, FAX, or email). Informing your instructor is not sufficient notice. Failure to observe this policy could result in a grade of "F". Click here to CONTACT LMU EXTENSION.

Can I obtain a refund of my tuition for dropped classes?

All requests for refunds, other than for classes cancelled by the University, must be received in writing (by letter, FAX, or email) prior to the first or only meeting of the course, or prior to the second meeting of a class lasting four or more weeks. Tuition refunds are available only in accordance with established University policy:

• Before the first or only meeting of a class: 100%
• Before the second meeting of a class lasting four or more weeks: 50%
• Otherwise: 0%

How do I request a transcript?

To be in compliance with privacy laws designated by FERPA, transcripts can be ordered only in writing or through your PROWL account:

• For instructions on opening your PROWL account go to How to Access Prowl below. Once you get into your account, go to view unofficial transcript first, to make sure the grades you are interested in transcripting have been posted. Then go back a page to order official transcript and complete the information requested. Your transcript will be sent in approximately two business days. There is no fee.

• You may instead download and print a Transcript Request Form. Follow the instructions provided to mail or fax the form. This option may take up to two weeks to process. There is no fee.

• If you are a local student and are in a hurry, you may come to the Registrar’s Office in St. Robert’s Hall and ask for a Transcript to be prepared while you wait for a $10.00 fee.

Where do I park for class?

Parking for LMU EXTENSION students is free. In order to enter or park on the campus, students must display in their vehicle a "Vehicle Registration Permit." Applications for permits are available at the first session of the class. Permits are not generally needed for one day or Saturday classes. Students attending one-day sessions may park in the visitors section of the "A" lot located near the 80th street entrance of the campus. Students taking classes in University Hall, One LMU Drive, (off Lincoln Blvd.) may park on levels 2 & 3 of the underground parking facility.

How do I obtain my Certificate for a Certificate Program?

In order to receive a Certificate, students must file, upon completion of the required number of courses, a Certificate Application Form. Students do not automatically receive the Certificate. To request this form, call 310.338.1971 or CLICK HERE.

What does it mean to "Audit" a course?

Students taking a course for audit are not expected to submit papers or other class work and receive no grade or credit for the course. Auditors merely observe the class. Regular attendance, however, is expected and in non-lecture courses participation is required.

What if I changed my name and/or address?

Please notify the Office of the Registrar, in writing, of any change of name and/or address. Listing the change on the enrollment form is not sufficient. You can also CLICK HERE to download the appropriate form.

What types of credit are offered to professionals?

Four types of credit are available:

Continuing Medical Education (CME credit):
In cooperation with St. Francis Medical Center, a CME accredited provider, Loyola Marymount University is able to offer Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits for physicians and medical health professionals.

For Legal Professionals (MCLE credit):
Loyola Marymount University certifies that certain activities identified in the catalog have been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California for the hours listed for those courses.

For Nursing Professionals:
Loyola Marymount University is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, CEP 12698, to offer continuing education credit.

For Psychology and Counseling:
Loyola Marymount University is approved by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, license #PCE703, to provide Continuing Education Units for psychologists, counselors, MFTs, and LCSWs.