1893
Lewiston, ID

School Details

Lewis-Clark State College is a four-year public school located in Lewiston, Idaho.  Governor William J. McConnell founded the school in 1893 as the Lewiston State Normal School, a teacher training school.  In 1971 the school’s name was officially changed to Lewis-State College.  LC State offers over 100 programs, including more than 20 fully online.

Lewis-Clark State College online offers certificates of completion, associate degrees, and bachelor’s degrees.  LC State is a proud leader in online education with flexible, affordable programs that are built specifically for busy adults.  Online students enjoy specialized programs, services, advising, and transfer-friendly degree options.

Accreditation & Licensing

Lewis-Clark State College is accredited by:

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)

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Art & Liberal Arts

Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Arts / Science in Interdisciplinary Studies
Bachelor of Arts or Science in General Studies

Business

Advanced Technical Certificate in Applied Business Management & Marketing
Associate of Applied Science in Business Management & Marketing
Associate of Science in Business Administration
Associate of Science in Marketing
Bachelor of Applied Science in Business
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science in Business & Communication
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science in Business Management
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science in Sport Management
Certificate in Marketing Management
Certificate in Sport Marketing

Computer Science & IT

Associate of Applied Science in Web Design & Development

Education

Associate of Applied Science in Early Childhood Development

Healthcare

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Radiographic Science

Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN)