LCSC Enrollment Rises Amidst Funding Cuts
Lewis-Clark State College has seen a record number of students in its 132-year history, with 4,047 students enrolled in fall 2025, a 4.3% increase from last year.
According to LCSC President Cynthia L. Pemberton, the school's growth can be attributed to its focus on "niche" areas such as nursing, education, and career and technical programs.
- Record enrollment: 4,047 students in fall 2025
- 4.3% increase from last year's 3,881 students
- Funding cuts: millions in federal cutbacks for five projects
The fall 2025 enrollment of 4,047 is the most in her school’s 132-year history.
Author's summary: LCSC sees record enrollment despite funding cuts.
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