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CLC at a glance
16:1
student to faculty ratio
49
liberal arts and career-focused associate degrees
128
short-term certificates
Why College of Lake County?
Between investing in your future and learning new skills, CLC has it all.
You belong here
We embrace and support diversity. Welcome to CLC's vibrant community with common goals and individual support.
Succeed at CLC
From start to finish, our dedicated staff will guide your educational journey. We're ready to support you through academic, financial and health and wellness resources.
Thrive with student life
On campus or online, there are plenty of ways to get the full college experience. From clubs, activities, sports to art exhibits we have it all for you at CLC.
Afford college
Take advantage of financial aid, scholarships, on-campus jobs, internships and apprenticeships. Save approximately $30,000 in tuition and fees when you start at CLC.
What's happening
Explore news and updates from around the college.
Passion drives a second career in education
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GRAMMY-Award-winner Michael Rodriguez to perform at “Art of Jazz”
GRAMMY® Award-winning trumpeter and composer Michael Rodriguez joins the CLC jazz ensemble for the 48th annual "Art of Jazz" Nov. 17. -
CLC instructor tackles climate change morality at the peak of ethics
Dr. Benjamin Hole presented his research on climate change ethics at the Rocky Mountains Ethics Congress, one of the most prestigious gatherings for ethical scholars worldwide. -
Theatre presents a hilarious whodunnit in “The Play That Goes Wrong”
Performances for the comedy begin Nov. 8. Tickets are buy one, get one free Nov. 8 and 14.