Students wanting to enroll in classes to develop the skills needed to get a high-paying, in-demand job have until August 19 to register for the fall semester that starts August 15 at Central Louisiana Technical CommunityCollege(CLTCC). “We had a fantastic spring semester, and then this summer, for the second consecutive year, we had CLTCC students earn medals at the national SkillsUSA competition. We can’t wait to see our new and returning students and the exciting things they will accomplish this Fall,” said CLTCC Chancellor Dr. JimmySawtelle. Sawtelle noted financial aid is still available for students enrolling for Fall classes and there is no increase in tuition or fees for the 2022-2023 school year. “We are extremely sensitive to the financial challenges currently impacting Central Louisiana,” hesaid. “The Louisiana Community & Technical College System and CLTCC are doing everything we can to ensure students have access to an affordable education, and our advisors will work to get students all of the financial support available to them.” Also, with CLTCC’s open textbook plan, many students are able to complete their General Education classes without textbook expense, further reducing the cost of getting a workforce certificate or degree.