Why Lewis & Clark?
At Lewis & Clark, trust, integrity, inclusiveness, and respect are as important as the research-based skills we teach. We are a private college with a public conscience.
Depth
Lewis & Clark faculty members are expert practitioners in their fields, engaging and energetic instructors, and committed scholars. They are also recognized as dedicated activists and innovators.
Breadth
Our programs explore the full range of questions that vex and inspire therapists, counselors, teachers, and educational leaders as they work to enrich and enhance people’s lives. We combine academic and field study in dynamic learning environments. When you complete your program at Lewis & Clark, you will leave confident and prepared.
Flexibility
Whether you’re switching careers in midlife, have just earned your undergraduate degree, or are building on 20 years of experience in the field, you’ll find that our programs for working professionals are designed with the realities of daily life in mind. Attend weekend classes, or finish a continuing license program between evening board meetings and back-to-school nights.
Connections and Community
Our programs are designed to build and nurture the relationships that underpin the best teaching and counseling. At Lewis & Clark, you will make lifelong connections with fellow students, our faculty, and—through our extensive internship and practicum programs—the communities you serve.
Learn more about our academic programs.
Graduate School Admissions is located in South Chapel Annex on the Graduate Campus.
MSC: 87
email gseadmit@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6200
Director of Admissions Rebecca Sexton-Lee
Graduate School Admissions
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road MSC 87
Portland OR 97219
Licensure Regulations
All graduate school programs leading to licensure or certification meet the State of Oregon’s requirements for licensure and certification. Additional information, including guidance on obtaining licensure or certification outside of Oregon, is available on our Career & Licensing web page.
Campus Safety
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