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Manufacturing is a high-demand career that pays well with the right skills and education. Learn how CLC sets you up to succeed and get a good job fast.

CLC partnered with the Lake County Forest Preserves to revitalize the Green Youth Farm into the Greenbelt Farm. The farm provides work and educational opportunities for local teenagers.

CLC recently celebrated the 8th annual Small Business Development Center (SBDC) day. CLC hosts one of the nearly 1,000 SBDCs across the United States

Girls in grades 7-12 had the chance to explore different STEM careers at CLC. The days was filled with hands-on, interactive activities.

CLC received the Rev Up EV Community College Initiative grant to support education of electric vehicles. The grant is worth more than $500,000.

Registration is open for both summer and fall courses. Classes are available online or in person at all campuses, including the Advanced Technology Center.

High schoolers from Libertyville and Vernon Hills came to CLC to learn about apprenticeships at CLC from the college and local partner Aon.

The FAFSA process has been simplified, allowing college students to fill it out and receive aid with far less stress on their end.

Chad Holt works as a full-time employee, but wanted to upskill. He was recently awarded a $1,500 national scholarship.

Dr. Sylvia Johnson Jones, executive director of the College of Lake County (CLC) Career and Job Placement Center (CJPC), received the Drum Major Award for Community Service at the Waukegan Township annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Event for her work in the community.