In addition to the general requirements, applicants to the Master of Education in School Counseling program will need to participate in a faculty interview.

Yes, applicants must hold a teaching license, submit one essay, and provide three letters of recommendation in addition to meeting the general admission requirements.

Applicants must have a minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75 to be considered for the Master of Arts in Higher Education Student Affairs program.

Lewis & Clark College offers 29 bachelor's degree programs in a variety of fields, providing students with a well-rounded liberal arts education.

Notably, 60% of undergraduates at Lewis & Clark College study abroad, providing them with international learning experiences. Additionally, the college is ranked #103 in the 2025 edition of Best Colleges for National Liberal Arts Colleges.

The college has a moderately selective admissions process, with an acceptance rate of around 75%.

The college offers identity-based organizations where students can engage in discussions about diversity and inclusion, fostering a deeper understanding of their identities in a supportive environment.

Students can access the on-campus gym, enjoy hiking trails, and participate in a variety of intramural and club sports to stay active and engaged.

Graduate students can benefit from the Student Union Network (SUN), which provides academic and professional development, social events, and on-campus advocacy. Additionally, the Graduate Students of Color Alliance (GSOCA) offers resources and support for diverse students and those interested in multicultural perspectives.

Yes, all residence halls are gender-inclusive. Students can indicate their gender identity and housing preferences in the housing portal.

Yes, the college provides ADA-accessible rooms, rooms with visual fire alarms, and single-room options to accommodate diverse needs.

Residence halls include restrooms, showers, and fully equipped kitchens for students' convenience.

Juniors and seniors can opt for apartment-style suites in East, Roberts, or West Halls, which feature kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms, and spacious lounges for studying or socializing.

Campus Safety officers are available 24/7 to patrol, investigate crimes, and respond to emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of all students, faculty, and staff.

Yes, the college offers various safety programs, including self-defense classes, emergency preparedness training, and crime prevention education to promote campus safety.

Yes, students, faculty, and staff can request a safety escort, particularly during the evening or at night, for added security.

Blue light emergency phones are strategically placed throughout the campus, providing an immediate way to request assistance or report emergencies.

The college offers a range of graduate programs, including a 3-2 Engineering program with partner schools, a 3-1 BA/MSL and 3-3 BA/JD Law program with L&C Law School, health professions courses, a 4-1 BA/MAT Education program with L&C Graduate School, and a 4-2 BA/MBA Business and Management program with partner schools.

Yes, students can pursue combined or accelerated programs, including a 3-1 or 3-3 Law program, a 4-1 Education program, and a 4-2 Business and Management program, in collaboration with L&C’s graduate schools and partner institutions.

The college offers majors in Social Sciences, Psychology, Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts, English Language and Literature, Foreign Languages, Philosophy and Religious Studies, and History, among others.

Yes, the college offers short-term degrees and certificates in fields such as Accounting, Architectural Technology, Automotive Technology, Child Development, Criminal Justice, Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, and Digital Streaming and Broadcast Media.

The college offers several need-based grants, including: Lewis & Clark Grants: Awarded to students based on financial need and application strength. Federal Pell Grants: Ranging from $740 to $7,395 for 2024-25, based on FAFSA requirements. Federal SEOG: Prioritizes Federal Pell Grant recipients with the greatest need. Oregon Opportunity Grants: Available to eligible Oregon residents. International Student Grant: For international students demonstrating financial need. LC/UWC Grant: For students who attended a United World College.

Students must report any external scholarships to the college. If financial need is already met with federal, state, and College resources, need-based federal aid may be reduced to avoid exceeding demonstrated financial need. Reductions are made in the following order: Federal Direct Subsidized Stafford Loan Federal Work-Study Federal SEOG The Federal Pell Grant and College scholarships will only be adjusted if total aid exceeds the cost of attendance.

Yes, the college provides merit-based scholarships recognizing achievement in various fields. These scholarships are awarded without considering income and vary in amount. Continuing students may also apply for additional merit-based scholarships.

Yes, Lewis & Clark offers Endowed Scholarships, funded by gifts from the college’s endowment, awarded to students with excellent academic records and financial need. Recipients are notified of their specific endowment gift and may be asked to thank donors.

The SEVIS fee is a nonrefundable charge that all F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors must pay before applying for a US visa. The fee is $350 for F-1 students and $220 for J-1 exchange visitors. Payment can be made online using American Express, MasterCard, or Visa credit cards. Detailed payment instructions are available on the Lewis & Clark College website.

You must prove you can cover at least one year of study costs, which is approximately $88,243 for the 2024-25 academic year at Lewis & Clark College. Acceptable financial proof includes: Bank statements (last six months). Financial aid or scholarship letters. Loan approval documents. Sponsor letters and Form I-134 (Affidavit of Support). Salary statements or tax documents from your parents or sponsors. Ensure documents reflect stable finances and the ability to transfer funds internationally.

To apply for a US student visa, you need: A valid passport (at least one year into the future). A recent passport-size photo. The visa application fee. A receipt for the SEVIS fee payment. Form I-20 issued by Lewis & Clark College. Your acceptance letter and financial aid award letter (if applicable). Documents proving financial support, such as bank statements, scholarship letters, or loan approvals. Proof of ties to your home country, such as property deeds, job offers, or family connections.

To prepare for your visa interview: Dress neatly and professionally, especially if you are entering graduate or law school. Be clear about your educational goals, major, and future career plans. Explain why English proficiency is essential for your studies and career. Organize your documents in a logical order, starting with a one-page cover letter summarizing your qualifications. Be ready to demonstrate strong financial support and ties to your home country.