Do I qualify for admissions to L-R?

Freshmen applicants must graduate from high school with four units of English, three in mathematics (Algebra I and II and geometry), one in science, one in American history and two in a foreign language. An average of four preparatory courses each year is required. Prospective nursing majors must have one year of chemistry.

Transfer applicants must hold a cumulative GPA of 2.0 (C average). If fewer than 30 semester or 45 quarter hours of college work have been completed, high schools records will be reviewed.

A complete admissions file for L-R will include an application, scholarship application, high school records, SAT/ACT scores and a list of senior classes (for High school applicants). Transfer students should have on file official copies of transcripts from all colleges previously attended. 

Additional information on meeting admission requirements can be acquired from the Office of Admissions & Financial Aid either through the college web site or by calling 1-800-277-5721

Where can I get more information about the majors and courses offered at L-R?

L-R offers 60 majors in a variety of career fields. Our Academic Programs page is a wonderful resource for all academic program/course related links.

Is it too late to apply?

L-R operates on a rolling admissions standard. This means that students are considered for admittance all year-round. However, the earlier a student applies, the better choice he or she will have for financial aid options, housing choices and other aspects of coming to college. Students may apply online. There is a $35 application fee.

How can I find out about orientation?

The Office of Admissions & Financial Aid holds several orientation and registration sessions throughout the year. Once a student is admitted, information will be mailed out regarding orientation sessions to attend. Here's some other general information.

Can I see the college on-line and where can I find a map or directions should I choose to visit?

See our Campus Visit page and take a look at our Virtual Tour. Students can visit during scheduled events such as Open Houses, or, we'd be happy to schedule a personalized, individual visit that suits your schedule. Just give us a call at 1-800-277-5721.

What programs do you have for gifted and talented students?

L-R provides opportunities for gifted and talented students through our rich and challenging Honors Academy. This program is designed to provide an enhanced collegiate experience for creative, highly motivated and talented students.

Small classes, excellent teaching, exciting co-curricular programming and international study opportunities are the heart of the L-R Honors Academy. We have 175 students enrolled in this program. Their average GPA is a 3.59. For details on this program, check out the Honors Academy web page.

How can I apply for an Honors Scholarship?

Your senior year in high school, before December, you should submit an application, high school transcripts with senior classes noted and your SAT/ACT scores. From there, our admissions staff will review your scores and let you know if you qualify to compete for one of our prestigious Honors Scholarships.

Can you describe your sporting program?

Athletic and academic excellence go hand in hand at L-R. We field 13 Bears’ intercollegiate teams. You’ll love the electricity in the air as our Bears take on NCAA Division II rivals from the South Atlantic Conference (SAC).
Varsity teams include: MEN'S football, baseball, basketball, cross-country, golf and soccer and WOMEN'S basketball, cross-country, softball, golf, soccer tennis, and volleyball. A co-ed cheerleading squad also helps cheer on the Bear teams! Check out our athletics web site.

Can I apply on-line?

Yes, and it's secure! Click here.

Do you have the current catalog available on-line?

Yes! It's on our college web site. Click here.

Is L-R accredited?

Yes. L-R is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097; telephone 404-679-4501), the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, the American Occupational Therapy Association, Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs, the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, the National League for Nursing Accreditation Commission (61 Broadway, New York, NY, 10006; telephone 800-669-1656 or 212-363-5555), and the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.

Tell me about housing

After you are accepted and send in your deposit to secure your place in the class, you will be sent housing preference forms by the Office of Residence Life. On these forms, you will indicate your preferences, and Residence Life will match you with a roommate whose preferences correspond with yours.

The forms will ask you about your sleeping and studying habits, your preferences regarding smoking, etc. Send your housing preference forms in as soon as possible to ensure that you will be matched with the best possible roommate for you. Residence hall choices are honored in order of receipt of enrollment deposits.

Do students feel safe at L-R?

Yes. Security is 24/7 here at L-R. As you walk around campus, you’ll see all sorts of safety precautions being taken. Around campus, you will see emergency telephones. If something is going on around you that makes you uncomfortable, just head towards the emergency poles and security will be right there. All emergency telephones will give the caller direct access to the security officer on duty and will permit the caller to dial 911.

What about Greek life, clubs and other organizations?

Another area of interest for many prospective students is Greek life and organizational involvement. There are almost 50 clubs and organizations at L-R including fraternities and sororities, professional and honorary societies, music and performance groups, athletic and religious clubs and much more!

What if I need extra help with some of my classes?

Just ask. The Academic Advising Services Center offers peer tutoring for core classes. Also, the size of classes at L-R is small, letting you get up close and personal with professors who make a point of being available when you need help.