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Lewis-Clark State College is a public college in Lewiston, Idaho, at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers. It serves a largely regional student body with a mix of bachelor's degrees and career-technical training.
Nursing and teacher education are established programs, alongside a range of career-technical offerings — trades and applied fields that give the college a more vocational character than a typical liberal arts school.
Baseball is a genuine point of institutional pride: the college's team has been an NAIA power for decades, and Lewiston hosts the NAIA baseball World Series on campus every year, drawing a level of national attention to the college that its size would not otherwise generate.
Required8 credits Secondary Language Arts and Communication (composition, literature, oral communication) · 6 credits Mathematics (8 strongly recommended; at least 4 credits must be taken after 9th grade) · 5 credits Social Studies (American Government, Geography, U.S. History, World History, plus electives like Economics/Psychology/Sociology) · 6 credits Science, including at least 2 credits of laboratory science · 2 credits Arts and Humanities (including World Language) · 3 credits Other College Preparation (Speech/Debate, Studio/Performing Arts, additional Foreign Language, or Career Technical courses) · Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA and graduation from an accredited high school (or a provisional/alternative admission path for GED/home-school/other cases)
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