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College of Lake County, Grayslake, IL
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College of Lake County, Grayslake, IL

College of Lake County is a public community college in Lake County, Illinois, with its main campus in Grayslake, about 46 miles north of Chicago. Voters approved the college district in 1967, and classes began in 1969. The college also operates the Lakeshore Campus in Waukegan, the Southlake Campus in Vernon Hills and an Advanced Technology Center in Gurnee. It offers 40 liberal arts and career-focused associate degrees and 115 short-term certificates, along with adult education, GED and business training. The University Center of Lake County, opened in 2005, hosts classes from partner universities, and the Lake County High Schools Technology Campus serves students from member high schools. The college is a designated Hispanic-Serving Institution, and its Lancers athletic teams compete in NJCAA Division II.

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  • Founded: 1967
  • Location: Grayslake, Illinois
  • Type: Public community college
  • Known for: 40 associate degrees and 115 certificates; University Center of Lake County; Hispanic-Serving Institution

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Applying to College of Lake County is free and starts with an online admission form, followed by a meeting with a College and Career Navigator.

LevelsAssociate degrees, certificates, adult education and transfer preparation
Application routeCreate an admission account with a personal email and submit the admission form, meet with a College and Career Navigator, submit transcripts and placement results, apply for aid, register, attend orientation and pay tuition
Admission criteriaThe college welcomes all who may benefit from its courses and programs, including high school graduates, people age 16 or older and some individuals under 16 who meet established criteria; admission to the college does not guarantee entry to every course or program, and limited-enrollment health career programs require special screening

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High school or GED completers send an official or unofficial transcript; transfer students send college transcripts.

Dates, fees and criteria change every session. Always confirm them on the official admissions page before applying.

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