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Computer Science

Lewis & Clark College

Private · College / university

Build computing, programming and problem-solving skills for software work and further study.

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CredentialBachelor
Published sequence128 semester credits minimum; full sequence depends on the degree plan
LocationPortland

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Preparation, time and schedule

Before you apply

Compare the standalone and joint majors before planning your mathematics and computing courses.

Your complete timeline

Lewis & Clark distinguishes Computer Science from a joint Computer Science and Mathematics major and offers an optional cybersecurity concentration. Ask for a term-by-term plan that includes prerequisites, transfer decisions and application timing.

128 semester credits minimum for the bachelor's degree, including major, general education and residency requirements. The college's standard plan spreads these over eight semesters. Official degree requirements ↗ · Checked September 16, 2026

Plan around the schedule

Build a schedule around programming projects and required advanced coursework; confirm concentration availability.

Application and selection

Compare the standalone and joint majors before planning your mathematics and computing courses. Check the current first-year or transfer admission requirements and whether the major or practical placement has a separate application.

Details checked September 15, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the provider.

Questions to take to an advisor

Would the standalone major, joint major or cybersecurity concentration best support my intended work?

  • What is included in the written price, and what would I pay separately?
  • What support is available if my work schedule, disability accommodations or family responsibilities affect attendance?

Published program length is not a personal completion estimate. Transfer credits, prerequisites, selection and course availability can change the timeline.

After the program

A computing degree can build relevant skills, but hiring also depends on projects, technical practice and experience. A concentration alone does not establish readiness for every specialist role.

Cost and outcomes

PROGRAM COST

Published base; complete personal budget still needed

Add program-specific fees, books, tools or supplies, exams, prerequisite study, travel and living expenses to the published base below. Your final cost depends on your course plan and financial aid.

Published tuition or budget base

2026-27 full-time undergraduate tuition is $70,658 for two semesters, plus a $360 student-body fee. Health insurance is listed separately at $5,655 annually (waiver rules apply). Housing, meals, books and other expenses are additional, before financial aid.

Official tuition and cost information ↗ · Checked September 16, 2026

A tuition rate or annual allowance is not a complete program price. Confirm your residency, course load, program fees and financial aid before comparing costs.

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GRADUATE EARNINGS

No verified exact-program earnings figure.

A published historical result is available for the related four-digit field and credential below. It does not isolate the current program, campus, concentration or delivery format.

Historical related-field earnings

$66,653 median annual earnings 1 year after completion, in 2022 dollars.

Lewis & Clark College · Computer Science (CIP 11.07) · Bachelor's Degree. Cohort: 2018-19 and 2019-20 academic-year completers; earnings measured in 2020 and 2021.

College Scorecard covers federally aided completers who were working and not enrolled. This related field can combine programs and institutional branches; it is not an exact-program, campus-specific or current starting-pay figure. It is not directly comparable with Census outcomes because the population and dollar year differ.

U.S. Department of Education field-of-study data (ZIP) ↗
Data dictionary and cohort dates (Excel) ↗ · Checked September 16, 2026

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