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It's time to renew your membership!
We have decided to celebrate our seven-year success with "$20 for ’20" special rates next year. It is an opportunity for us to give something back to people who have supported us over the years.
For the year 2020, we are reducing the minimum contribution that you need to make to become an LLCC member from $25 to $20. Also for the year 2020, we are reducing the per-session cost of a course for members from $5 to $4.
LLCC memberships are annual. They begin in January and end in December. December 2019 is the last month that you will be able to register for classes at a discount with the current password. You will need a new 2020 password to get a discount on courses that begin in January. We will email the new password to you once you become a 2020 member.
A single tax deductible membership contribution of $20 or more makes you part of an exciting learning community and gives you a chance to take our courses at a substantial discount. Go to our Membership page for information about how to become a member.
Most of our courses cost $4 each session for members or $10 each session for non-members.
Please be aware that our memberships are individual, not family memberships. You must be a member yourself to use a password to take advantage of the member discount.
Just click on the Membership tab near the top of the page to become a LLCC member online using PayPal or a major credit card. Of course, you can still become a member through the mail by sending a check. If you do send a check, please also send an email to to let us know. That we we can send you the password for course discounts as soon as possible. As a member, you are entitled to register for courses for a substantially lower cost.
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If You Find it Difficult to Register for Courses Online, You May Now Register for Courses by Telephone Instead at
Brown Paper Tickets
1-800-838-3006
LLCC uses Brown Paper Tickets to register people for courses and events. Brown Paper Tickets describes itself: "We answer to us - the ticket buyers and event producers of the world." You can register from links to there on our website, or you can now also register for a course by calling Brown Paper Tickets at 1-800-838-3006. You will be connected to a live agent after you press the right buttons on your phone to "buy a ticket." Just tell the live agent which course you would like to sign up for and your password, if you have one.
