Idaho · 2026

Fully Funded Scholarships at Lewis-Clark State College, Idaho 2026

Lewis-Clark State College is a public college in Lewiston, Idaho, founded in 1893 as a state normal school for teacher education. It has evolved into a four-year institution that offers academic transfer and career-technical pathways alongside graduate study, while retaining a strong regional role in north central Idaho and the surrounding area. The college serves students through schools and divisions that include Business and Computer Science, Education, Humanities, Nursing, and Sciences, with programs ranging from liberal arts to workforce-oriented fields. Its academic profile includes more than 130 areas of study and graduate degrees in disciplines such as nursing, education, and business. Lewis-Clark State College also operates extensive outreach beyond its main campus, with centers in Coeur d'Alene, Grangeville, Orofino, and Moscow, extending access for place-bound and working students across Idaho. The institution emphasizes affordability and access; it identifies itself as Idaho's most affordable four-year public college and reports a student body of about 3,700. Athletics are another visible part of campus life: the Warriors compete in the NAIA, and the college is nationally known for baseball through the Avista NAIA World Series, which is hosted in Lewiston. Taken together, Lewis-Clark State College functions as a regional public institution that combines undergraduate education, selected graduate programs, career preparation, and community engagement in Idaho.