Lewis-Clark State College
offers students choices for earning their
Bachelor's Degree

Lewiston

Coeur d'Alene

Online

Lewiston Administration Building

Coeur d' Alene Center

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Lewiston offers a traditional campus experience with more than 125 four-year academic degrees and two- and one-year professional-technical degrees and certificates. Traditional, non-tradition and transfer students find the beautiful campus and mild climate comforting as they attend the most affordable college/university in Idaho.

LCSC features a private school feel with small classroom sizes, no graduate assistants teaching courses, and academic excellence, but at a public school price.

Lewis-Clark State College-Coeur d'Alene (LCSC-Cd'A) is a transfer degree completion center for Lewis-Clark State College. In collaboration with North Idaho College (NIC), LCSC-Cd'A offers 13 bachelor's degree programs in the areas of Communication, Social Science, Education, Nursing, and Business to residents of Idaho’s Panhandle. 

NIC students as well as residents who have completed an associate degree at other accredited institutions transfer to LCSC-Cd’A or LCSC-Lewiston. 
 

Distance Learning offers an alternative delivery method of classroom instruction to students with time and geographic constraints. We offer classes online over the Internet; as hybrids, utilizing both classroom and web instruction; and interactive video conferencing, which allows for classroom instruction in one site to be transmitted to additional sites.

DL courses follow the same academic calendar dates and registration procedures as on-campus classes.
Lewis-Clark State College Home Page  Coeur d'Alene Home Page Distance Learning Web Page

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