If you have 14 or more transferable college credits completed after high school, and either graduated from high school or earned a GED, you should apply as a transfer student. 

Apply for Admission

The online application takes about 10-15 minutes to complete and is free to submit! You can apply online or via paper application. The online application is preferred so you may track your admission file.  

When you begin your application, you will first choose the Undergraduate Application. After making your selection, you will need to create an account to proceed with the online application. With your account, you can log in at any time to complete the application, upload admission documents, and check your application status.

*If you are an International student please visit the International Admissions page to submit your application. 

College/University Transcripts*

Unofficial Transcript: This transcript may be submitted for tentative admission. Unofficial college transcripts must include your full name, institution, grade points, credits, and grade point average.

Official Transcript: Must arrive in the original sealed envelope or in official electronic format from the issuing institution to be valid. Photocopies of records are not official.

Working Transcript: This transcript may be submitted for tentative admission. Working transcripts are Official Transcripts that indicate you are currently enrolled in classes or registered for a future term. After your grades and/or degree are posted, send your official transcripts to the Admissions Office. We will review files for full admission once we receive all official transcripts.

Joint Service Transcripts Transcripts: Must arrive in the original sealed envelope or in official electronic format from the issuing institution to be valid. Photocopies of records cannot be evaluated. Feel free to check out our Office of Veterans' Services for more resources.


Students must be fully admitted to receive financial aid.

Submit your documents to the LC State Admissions Office: 500 8th Avenue Lewiston, ID 83501, or to admissions@lcsc.edu.

Please allow up to three weeks for the Registrar and Records Office to complete an official evaluation of your general education coursework. If you have questions about the evaluation process, please contact the Registrar and Records Office at registrar@lcsc.edu or 208-792-2223.

*LC State requires students to submit Official Transcripts from every college the student has attended for full admission. 

To send sensitive documents upload them through your Application Portal or through LeapFile.

LeapFile is a safe way to send sensitive documents like transcripts, test scores, social security cards, and more. 

LeapFile Instructions:
Enter your full legal name and email address
Complete the Email Verification
Select Admissions
Type in details and upload your documents
Click Upload & Send once all documents have been attached

Please feel free to contact our Admissions Office at 208-792-2378 or admissions@lcsc.edu

Apply for Financial Aid/Scholarships

Whether you’re a student or parent, you will need to create your own FSA ID to apply for federal financial aid.

What You Can Use Your Account For:

  • Filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form
  • Signing your Master Promissory Note (MPN)
  • Applying for repayment plans
  • Completing loan counseling
  • Using the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Help Tool

What You Will Need:

  • Social Security number
  • Your own mobile phone number and/or email address

Create your FSA ID at studentaid.gov.

To see if you qualify for grants, loans, and work study funds, you must complete a FAFSA at studentaid.gov.

LC State's Priority Deadline is March 1st. Students must be tentatively admitted and have all required documents submitted for consideration.

Students who missed the March 1st deadline may submit a scholarship/waiver request form for scholarship consideration.

  • Accept aid offers, including scholarships, and sign Aid Offer Letter on WarriorWeb and/or the Scholarship Portal
  • Ensure your Financial Aid Checklist is complete on WarriorWeb
  • Complete your verification
  • Complete a Master Promissory Note (MPN) & Entrance Counseling at studentaid.gov

The Cost of Attendance may be different for individual students, based on such factors as enrollment patterns, state of legal residency, and housing status. The Cost of Attendance is not constant and will vary at each institution. When determining the Cost of Attendance the following elements are taken into consideration: fees and tuition; room and board; books and supplies; transportation; and personal expenses.

To get assistance on estimating your potential costs, use the Net Price Calculator.

If you have any questions regarding financial aid, please do not hesitate to contact our Financial Aid Office. 

Financial Aid Office
www.lcsc.edu/financial-aid
208-792-2224
finaid@lcsc.edu

Housing & Meal Plans

The Residence Life staff is dedicated to creating an academically supportive on-campus community. 

Fall Students: The housing application opens on November 1st. Priority consideration is given to students who submit an application and deposit by May 1st.

Spring Students: The housing application opens on October 1st. Priority consideration is given to students who submit an application and deposit by December 1st.

Please note: As a student, you are not required to live on-campus, so choose what will work best for you! All of our Residence Life Housing is on a first come, first basis. The housing application will be considered incomplete until the deposit has been made.

Meal plans offer "all-you-care-to-eat" meals for all service times. Flex Dollars are used to purchase coffee or other 'a la carte' items. Sodexo is the food service provider at LC State. Learn more about Sodexo's Hours.

Residents of Clark Hall, Clearwater Hall, College Place, Education House, Living Learning Community (LLC), and Talkington Hall are required to maintain a meal plan. Clark Hall and Talkington Hall require Meal Plan 1 or Meal Plan 2. Clearwater Hall, College Place, Education House, and LLC can also choose Meal Plan 3. 

Meal service is not provided during Fall, Winter, Spring, or Summer breaks.

Students who do not live in LC State Residence Life Housing can also purchase meal plans.

To learn more about meal plan sizes and options available, please visit our Residence Life Meal Plan webpage.

If you have any questions regarding on campus housing, please do not hesitate to contact our Residence Life Office. 

Residence Life Office
www.lcsc.edu/residence-life
208-792-2250
reslife@lcsc.edu

Register for Classes

Transfer Students:

Coeur d'Alene Transfer Students:

  • Once admitted, you will be contacted a Coeur d'Alene staff member to schedule an advising appointment.
  • Come to your appointment with all unofficial transcripts. 
  • Complete your Conditions of Registration on WarriorWeb.
  • Register for classes.

If you have any questions regarding course registration, please do not hesitate to contact The Advising Center. 

The Advising Center
www.lcsc.edu/advising
208-792-2313
tac@lcsc.edu

Pay for College

It is important to be aware of payment deadlines. Pay your fees in full or sign a payment plan contract by the fee payment deadline date to avoid late fees. 

We accept cash, check, money order, or credit/debit cards (all credit/debit card payments will incur a 2.5% service fee from our processor ACI Payments, Inc.).

  • Pay in Person 
  • Online via WarriorWeb
  • Call us: 208-792-2790
  • Send Payment

Lewis-Clark State College
ATTN: Student Accounts
500 8th Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501

Additional Resources

If you have any questions regarding payment plan options or account balances, please do not hesitate to contact our Student Accounts Office. 

Student Accounts
www.lcsc.edu/student-accounts
208-792-2790
studentaccounts@lcsc.edu

Attend New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation is required of new degree-seeking students and is a condition of enrollment at the college. Your participation is important because college policies and procedures and federal consumer information disclosures will be reviewed during the program.

New Student Orientation is held once per semester. Please check our Orientation webpage for more details about your orientation event!

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our Admissions Office. 

Admissions Office
www.lcsc.edu/admissions
208-792-2378
admissions@lcsc.edu

Application Deadlines

Financial Aid Deadlines

Learn More About LC State

How To

A Transfer Equivalency Report (TRER) is the official evaluation of your transfer credits and how they equate to LC State courses. Learn more about TRER

Visit TES: College Source.

LC State uses the Transfer Evaluation System (TES) to help students identify how courses will transfer to the college. The colleges/universities and courses listed in TES are not exhaustive. Information is populated in the TES system as students transfer courses to LC State. If your institution and/or transfer course is not listed in the menu, transcript evaluators will work with the division chairs to determine if a transfer equivalency can be made. If you have questions about the process, please contact the Registrar & Records Office at 208-792-2223. 

General education courses with a 'P' grade will be accepted and treated as a passed course.

Program-specific courses with a 'P' grade will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

To send sensitive documents upload them through your Application Portal or through LeapFile.

LeapFile is a safe way to send sensitive documents like transcripts, test scores, social security cards, and more. 

LeapFile Instructions:
Enter your full legal name and email address
Complete the Email Verification
Select Admissions
Type in details and upload your documents
Click Upload & Send once all documents have been attached

Frequently Asked Questions

As a student, you are not required to live on-campus, so choose what will work best for you! On-campus housing and assignments are based on the date deposits are received. Once on-campus housing is full, students can continue to apply and be placed on a wait list. Visit the Residence Life website to learn about on-campus and some off-campus options.

If you have questions about housing, please contact Residence Life at reslife@lcsc.edu or 208-792-2053.

You will receive notification of your admission status (i.e., accepted for regular, tentative, or provisional admission, or denial) via mail as soon as we received and processed all admission documents from you.

Decisions on applications are made on a rolling basis. Typically, this process takes about one to two weeks but can take up to four weeks depending on the volume of applications that are being received at that time. If you are accepted, check out our I'm Already Admitted page to check out what's next.

Degree-seeking applicants who do not qualify for regular admission may be granted provisional admission if they satisfy one or more of the following criteria:

  1. Graduated from a secondary school accredited by a body recognized by the Board but has not completed the Admissions Standards Core courses
  2. Did not graduate from a secondary school accredited by a body recognized by the Idaho State Board of Education, [e.g. home schooled students, General Education Development (GED) diploma or high school equivalency transcript holders], and have acceptable predictive indicators of academic success approved by the institution; 
  3. Deserve consideration by the institution because of special status (e.g,, returning veterans, gifted and talented students wishing to enter college early, or other students in unique circumstances as determined by the institution).

Students seeking provisional admission must submit a personal statement that includes goals, educational and personal objectives, an explanation of past academic performance, and any extenuating circumstances. The Admissions Committee, which is comprised of representatives from the Admissions Office, the Advising Center, and the faculty, will review personal statements and propose an admission decision. 

Any applicant who is not in good standing, either academically or through disciplinary processes, at a prior institution may not be admitted. Applicants who were not in good standing will be required to complete a petition to be considered for admission. Petitions will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee and propose an admission decision.

  •  A degree-seeking student who, after graduating from high school or earning a GED, has earned at last 14 or more semester hours of transferable academic college level credit from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 may be admitted.
  •  A student not meeting the requirements listed in the first bullet may petition for probational admission by submitting a personal statement that includes goals, educational and personal objectives, an explanation of past academic performance, and any extenuating circumstances.

The Admissions Office checks the National Student Clearinghouse to ensure all previously attended colleges/universities are listed on the applicant’s admission file.

Yes! Students can be tentatively admitted off unofficial college transcripts. All unofficial college transcripts must include your full name, institution, grade points, credits, and grade point average. Full admission will be granted once we receive all official college transcripts.

Official transfer credit evaluations will take place after you have been accepted for admission as a degree seeking applicant by the Registrar and Records Office. This process is typically completed approximately 3 weeks after you are admitted. The evaluation period may fluctuate depending on the Transfer Evaluator's workload.

Once this process is completed you can access your Transfer Equivalency Report via WarriorWeb.

If you have questions regarding this process, please contact the Registrar and Records Office at registrar@lcsc.edu or 208-792-2223.

Once admitted, you may view your Transfer Equivalency Report on WarriorWeb. If you're not sure how to access your Transfer Equivalency Report we have some instructions that can help. 

If you have questions regarding this process, please contact the Registrar and Records Office at registrar@lcsc.edu or 208-792-2223.

Yes! LC State offers transfer student specific scholarships. We highly recommend submitting a scholarship application through the scholarship portal. Last, you will want to submit your FAFSA (FAFSA school code: 001621), which will determine your eligibility for federal and state aid. All three forms can be accessed through the Financial Aid website. You should submit all financial aid forms by our March 1st priority deadline for priority consideration.

For more information regarding the specific types of financial aid available to you, please contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@lcsc.edu or (208) 792-2224.

Once you have been accepted to LC State and receive your acceptance letter you will want to contact your advisor. To find out who your advisor is you will need to reach out to your division. 

  • Business & Computer Science: 208-792-2293
  • Humanities: 208-792-2297
  • Nursing & Health Sciences: 208-792-2688
  • Physical, Life, Movement, & Sport Science: 208-792-2295
  • Social Sciences: 208-792-2291
  • Teacher Education & Mathematics: 208-792-2260
  • Technical & Industrial: 208-792-2220
  • Undeclared: 208-792-2313

You will meet with an advisor before you register for your courses. To find out who your advisor is you will need to reach out to your division. 

  • Business & Computer Science: 208-792-2293
  • Business Technology & Service: 208-792-2466
  • Humanities: 208-792-2297
  • Nursing & Health Sciences: 208-792-2688
  • Physical, Life, Movement, & Sport Science: 208-792-2295
  • Social Sciences: 208-792-2291
  • Teacher Education & Mathematics: 208-792-2260
  • Technical & Industrial: 208-792-2220

How to Register:

  1. Be certain that you have all holds cleared. Students with holds (Library, Security, etc.) will not be allowed to register.
  2. Meet with your academic advisor. Once you have been advised, your advisor will ‘release’ an electronic hold that will allow you to access Web registration.
  3. Log on to WarriorWeb and complete the Conditions of Registration.
  4. Access Student Planning in WarriorWeb.

If you experience technical difficulty (logins, passwords, etc.) contact the Helpdesk at (208) 792-2231. If you have concerns regarding content (credits, courses, etc.), contact the Registrar and Records Office at registrar@lcsc.edu or (208) 792-2223.

If you have questions that are specific to you and your application to LC State, please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@lcsc.edu, 208-792-2210, or 208-792-2378. You can also contact an Admissions Specialist directly.