Lewis and Clark Community College

Located in the unincorporated area of the Madison County is Lewis and Clark Community College. Many of the buildings that currently form the main campus of the institute were built in the early eighteenth century. The land where it stands was the site of a women's finishing school Monticello College. Monticello has been dysfunctional since 1971 and that was when their last class graduated. Lewis and Clark Community College began its first session in 1970 and unlike it predecessor institute it was co-ed.
Lewis and Clark Community College offers a lot of interesting courses like Welding Principles Water Treatment Technology Web Design Radio Broadcasting Therapeutic Massage Process Operations Technology Pre-Pharmacy Teacher Education Physics Paramedics Paralegal Office Technology Occupational Therapy Assistant Nursing Nurse Assistant Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences Music Performance Music Education Mathematics Management Industrial Pipefitting Horticulture Sciences Fire Science Agriculture Sciences Exercise Science Engineering Technology Engineering Electrician Apprenticeship Drafting CAD Technology Dental Hygiene Dental Assisting Criminal Justice Construction Computer Network & System Technology Computer Information Systems Computer Graphics Child Development Chemistry Case Management for Aging Clients Business Biology Automotive Technology Art Accounting and many others.

Like the admission process of many other colleges the process for taking admission in Lewis and Clark Community College is simple enough. All prospective students are required to submit their official high school transcripts. If you do not have your high school transcript you can always use your GED transcript. All these transcripts should be submitted on the Godfrey Road campus. If you have changed your name then all your transcripts must bear your new name. Once that is done you can go ahead and take the placement test at the college. The purpose of this test is to determine what English mathematics and reading classes you need to take. Follow these simple steps and become a part of Lewis and Clark Community College.