News
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Letters of intent are being accepted to fill open CLC trustee position
The Board of Trustees of the College of Lake County Community College District 532 is in the process of filling a vacancy on the Board created by the recent resignation of one of its members. Interested persons should send a one-page letter. -
Career Spotlight: Education
Teaching is an in-demand career that is rewarding and has good benefits. Learn how CLC saves you money while preparing you to excel in this noble field. -
How to transfer credits from CLC to a 4-year college
Starting at College of Lake County, then transferring to a 4-year school, saves you money. And you're more likely to complete a bachelor's degree. Follow these steps during your time at CLC to prepare for a smooth transfer to your school of choice. -
Save money, earn a degree faster: Transfer from a 2-year to a 4-year college
High school students: Do you know? Starting at CLC before transferring to a 4-year college can save families $33,000! See how community college sets students up for academic success that can save THOUSANDS of dollars—and even help you get that degree faster. -
Celebrating innovation and growth in manufacturing
October is Manufacturing Month, and CLC has a number of events open to the public as part of the celebration. -
Don’t get hooked: stay safe online during Cybersecurity Month
October is Cybersecurity Month. CLC is hosting four virtual events to help everyone learn best practices and stay safe. -
Get a global education
Five short-term study abroad trips were announced for 2025. -
Graduate embarks on career in live entertainment production
Ben Glende found his passion in live entertainment production, and it led to him being hired after his internship. -
Career Spotlight: Automotive Technology and Collision Repair
Skilled mechanics and auto body repair professionals are in demand. Degrees and career certificates from College of Lake County prepare you for success, so you can get a good job fast. -
College of Lake County secures $3.5 million equity grant to create clean energy jobs
A $3.5 million grant, part of the Illinois Climate and Equitable Jobs Act and funded by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, will support the creation of a pipeline of workers into the clean energy sector.
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Start planning next semester
Spring 2026 classes ready for viewing
Registration opens to the public Nov. 10. Talk to your College and Career Navigator to set up a class schedule that works for you. Spring classes begin Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026.