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Lakeland University
Basic Information
Address: W3718 South Drive
Plymouth, WI 53073-4878
Phone Number: 920-565-1022
Fax Number: 920-565-1062
Email: admissions@lakeland.edu
President: Daniel W Eck
Admissions Director: Kristin L Henning
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Additional Information
School Type: Four Year Liberal Arts
Public/Private: Private
Religious Affiliation: United Church of Christ
Historical Black College/University: No
Hispanic Serving Institute: No
School Setting:
Beautifully rural but far from remote, our sized-just-right main campus is located in the middle of everywhere. Here you'll find a safe, natural retreat, but also a blank-space springboard for college-life creativity, activities and events like the Big Fish Festival or whatever impromptu celebration any student wants to dream up.
Lake Michigan is only minutes away from campus. The Packers, Brewers, Bucks and their sports venues are all about an hour away. In addition, globally recognized golf, fine art exhibits and popular resorts are just up the road in Sheboygan. So if you want to venture off campus anytime for some of the usual metropolitan fare, it’s easy to do.
At Lakeland, imagination has room to roam. And our students are the wellspring of ideas and activities.
School Size: 850 Traditional Undergraduate Students; 2600 Evening, Weekend and Online Students
Student/Teacher Ratio: 15:1
Housing Availability:
Yes
Type of Housing: Residence Halls, Apartments, Suites
Financial Aid:
$28,855 average financial aid per year
Greek Life: Yes
Activities:
40 Clubs and Organizations; 6 Fraternities and Sororities
Sports: 18 NCAA Varsity Athletic Teams
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Free Campus Parking
International Students:
24 countries represented on campus