Connect to your future
Let your unique interest and passion set you on a life-changing path of endless possibilities.
Fall Classes
Classes start August 19
Fall Classes
Classes start August 19
Think possibilities
Discover your options and see what you can do at CLC.
Find your path
Degrees, certificates, or training.
Start at CLC then transfer or get into a new career in 2 years or less.
Boost your career
Programs for professionals.
Level up with classes to learn new skills or earn a degree or certificate in your field.
Enrich your life
Programs for all ages.
Complete your high school education, learn English or take a class for fun.
Take a class
Classes from A-Z.
Learn something new. Use our class search to find credit or noncredit classes.
What are you interested in?
CLC at a glance
15:1
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.
Six years of Metallica Scholars Initiative at CLC
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Turning videography passion into a profession
Carlos Curiel started behind a camera at a young age, but it wasn't until he was older that he realized how much he loved it. Now, that passion is his career. -
Study abroad transforms college experience
Braeden Scheifele didn't plan on doing a study abroad trip, but he's glad he did. Not only was it beneficial for his education, but also for his life. -
Thinking green in the classroom
Sustainability is important both in and out of the classroom. Faculty at CLC have been incorporating sustainability in a variety of ways.