Lewis-Clark State College is a public college in Lewiston, Idaho. It was established in 1893. Academic programs include business, education, nursing and health sciences, humanities, natural sciences and mathematics, social sciences, and career and technical education. Academic programs are organized by colleges, schools, departments or interdisciplinary units . They set expectations for curriculum and progression . Undergraduate students combine general or basic education with major requirements, electives and applied learning where appropriate. Graduate students engage in advanced professional or research work, subject to the admission and completion standards of each program. Lewis-Clark State College supports learning through faculty advising, libraries, technology, academic support, student organizations, career development and campus services.

Faculty scholarship and community engagement can serve as bridges between the institution and schools, employers, health organizations, public agencies, non-profits, industry, and regional communities. In addition to general admission requirements, professional programs may have additional accreditation, clinical, licensure, GPA or progression requirements. Students should check that a desired major, concentration, and delivery mode is active for the desired term. Tuition and total cost are determined by enrollment load, academic level, residency (where applicable), program and course-specific charges. Federal, state, institutional, donor-funded and outside financial aid may be used by eligible students. Current rules and deadlines can be found in official admissions, registrar, financial-aid, catalog and academic-calendar resources. Students should refer to the current official academic catalog for precise degree titles, concentrations, prerequisites, sequencing, credit requirements, and experiential components.

Academic advising is important for planning your registration and graduation. Learning may include research, laboratories, studios, internships, clinical practice, fieldwork, service, or creative activity, depending on the discipline. Prospective students should confirm up-to-date admissions, tuition, financial aid, housing and academic calendar information for their chosen term of entry. Students should consult the current official academic catalog for specific degree titles, concentrations, prerequisites, sequencing, credit requirements, and experiential components.