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Rodney Schmitz (left), Lee Early College Competition Clubs advisor, and Andrew Ruiz, LEC senior, were available to chat with potential Competition Clubs members during LEC's seventh annual Freshman Orientation, held Aug.1 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Lee Early College, a collaboration of Lee County Schools and Central Carolina Community College, is located on the college's Lee County Campus. LEC students earn a high school diploma and associate degree, at no cost, within five years.

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The Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center lobby fills up with Lee Early College incoming students and parents during LEC's Aug. 1 Freshmen Orientation. Lee Early College, a collaboration of Lee County Schools and Central Carolina Community College, is located on the college's Lee County Campus. LEC students earn a high school diploma and associate degree, at no cost, within five years.