CLC Fall 2024 Credit Courses

Start your story

At College of Lake County, your future is our focus. Offering a wide range of programs and a supportive community, we’re here to help you achieve your dreams. Start your journey to success with us—where possibilities are endless and every student is valued. Your college and career navigator is standing by.

Call (847) 543-2085 or email ccn.onboarding@clcillinois.edu

Complete this request for information form and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

Fall classes begin Aug. 19

“CLC has a lot of resources for everyone, including parents. There’s a daycare center downstairs that is open during your class schedule. They also offer the classes at night and during the summer. Things like that show the college is trying to tailor to your needs.”

– Amber Wheaton, nursing graduate Register for classes online

Financial aid made easy

Paying for college can be daunting, but CLC is here to make it easy. Attend one of our financial aid workshops this summer and let our experts guide you through the process. These sessions are designed to help students understand their options to pay for college. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to ease your concerns and make paying for college simpler and more manageable. Join us and take the first step toward a brighter future.

Discover a financial aid workshop near you.

Craft your future

At CLC, we equip students with cutting-edge skills, from robotic welding to industrial process control systems. Our programs are designed to bridge theory with practical application, preparing graduates to lead and innovate in a rapidly evolving field. Join us to turn your passion for making into a rewarding career.

$2,500 scholarships are available.

Apply to CLC and the scholarship online.

Prepare for transfer at Southlake

Taking general education courses at CLC can be a costsaving option for students planning to transfer to a four-year university. Southlake Campus in Vernon Hills is a great place to take these courses and get ready for the next chapter in your education.

Free Adult Ed and ESL classes available

CLC offers more than college-level courses.You can take adult education classes as preparation to earn your Illinois high school diploma. The college also offers English as a second language courses. Both programs are free of charge.

Did you know?

College of Lake County is a community college, but you can still see the world. Students study abroad every semester in countries like Japan, Spain and Iceland. Long- and short-term programs are available.

“CLC was a really good option for me. I think it was the perfect way to go because it was very affordable. The smaller class sizes and community feel definitely made it feel like home.”

– Kamden

Kuklinski, biological sciences graduate and transfer student

Think possibilities

Master the balancing act

Amber Pratt needed to take care of her parents and newborn child right after high school. It wasn’t the best time to go to college. With help from the Workforce Equity Initiative, she pursued a medical assisting education at no cost when she was ready.

“With everything I had going on, I felt like I wasn’t doing anything for myself. School is for me.”

Read Amber’s story online and see if you qualify for a scholarship.

At College of Lake County, we understand the art of multitasking. Our flexible programs and resources empower you to manage your studies, work and personal life seamlessly. Embrace the challenge and excel with us, as you navigate your path to success.

“CLC is a great place to receive an education because of their efforts through ample resources and genuine people who understand and care about, not only the student, but the person who’s looking to become successful.” – David Brent, HVAC graduate

Fresh food in the community

CLC is committed to providing fresh produce to the community. Visit the Farm Markets on Thursdays this summer!

Now open at Grayslake Campus from 3-5:30 p.m. outside the Horticulture Building on Lancer Lane.

Starting July 11 at Lakeshore Campus in Waukegan from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. inside the Student Center.

If you’re interested in starting your own garden, pick up seeds at the new Seed Library at the Lakeshore Campus.