Lock Haven U of Pennsylvania 洛克海文大学

Lock Haven, PA

 

公立

建校时间：1870

学生数：5,450 - 男44%，女56%

地理位置：市区

师生比例：1:21

 

Lock Haven University位在宾州历史悠久的Lock Haven城，校区占地约165英亩，小区友善、 治安良好，生活机能完善，附近有商店及餐厅，Susquehanna River 环绕校区，是学生休闲活动的好去处。距离大都会纽约、华盛顿首府与费城，开车约几小时的车程。Lock Haven具有象征性的林荫大道及许多维多利亚式的建筑。还可亲自体验当地四季的变化，风景优美自然当然不在话下; 春季的绿意昂然、夏季的海天一色、秋季的枫红层层、冬季的白雪皑皑。校内拥有现代化的学习中心、电台、计算机中心、体育馆、物理实验室、图书馆及艺术中心供学生使用。本校亦曾被著名的「美国新闻与世界报导」评鉴为美国东北部拥有最佳文学院的大学之一。

洛克海文大学隶属于宾州高等教育系统，是宾州州立大学的其中一个校区。本校以教学教育的课程最为有名，最受欢迎的课程有工程、教育、管理、护理、计算机科学、体育、生物及运动医疗等。另外，本校附设的语言部提供密集语言课程，分为七级，学生依照英语能力测验分班。小班制教学，让学生有更多的机会与教师互动，并得到个别指导的机会。每位教师在英语教学方面都受过广泛的专业训练并拥有丰富的教学经验，藉由活泼生动的教学方式与多元化的学习提供舒适友善的环境，让英语的学习更有效率、更能快速地融入美国文化。

学校设备齐全，有图书馆、Parsons Union Building(餐厅、书局和娱乐休息室) 、Bentley Hall(交谊厅可容纳800多名学生) 、健身房、室内游泳池、美术大楼，包含两个剧院和艺术工作室。

 

会计，健康科学，应用计算机科学与信息系统，艺术，历史，生物，化学，商业管理（企业家，金融与经济学，国际贸易，市场营销，管理学，管理信息系统），国际研究，新闻，大众传播，传播学（广告与公共关系，传播与文化，电子传媒等），数学，教育，音乐，纳米技术，护理，舞蹈，哲学，理疗，物理，政治科学，英语，西班牙语，法语，心理学，体育管理，地理，体育，社会学，社会工作，演讲，戏剧等

工程学院：航空工程，电子工程，农业和生物工程，材料科学与工程，工程科学，化学工程，工业工程，生物工程，环境系统，土木工程，机械工程，计算机工程，石油和天然气工程，核工程，采矿工程，地理环境工程注：工程学院是五年制的双学历课程，LHU读3年+Penn State的University Park或Behrend校区2年，从而拿到两个大学的学位。

 

学期安排：一年2个学期

 

申请截止期：滚动；录取率：71.5%

 

学费-14246美元；住宿-6695美元

（适用于2011-2012学年，每年会有变化）

 

是否NCAA认证：是

各种排名：US News & World Report排名北部2级

服务与设施：

洛克海文为宾州中部地区的一个小镇，充满自然风光和历史遗迹，可随着季节从事相当多的户外活动，包含足球、游泳、滑雪和橡皮艇，该地区包含阿米什小区，是一个保存几百年传统文化的独特地区，周末之余，可外出欣赏风景秀丽的国家公园或到华盛顿地区游玩。

宾州在夏天的气候湿润，平均为15-25度，冬天介于5-8度之间，平均降雪量大约为10英吋，洛克海文四季分明，每年秋天可欣赏当地秋叶的颜色变化。

 

State-supported, Coed

Rural 165-acre campus

Associate, Bachelor's, and Master's

Moderately difficult , 76% of applicants were admitted

Rolling (freshmen), rolling (transfers)

 

 

Admission: 4,499 applied; 3,438 admitted; 1,202 enrolled Average high school GPA: 3.25

·                  SAT critical reading scores over 500 32%

·                  SAT math scores over 500 36%

·                  SAT writing scores over 500 29%

·                  ACT scores over 18 63%

·                  SAT critical reading scores over 600 6%

·                  SAT math scores over 600 7%

·                  SAT writing scores over 600 4%

·                  ACT scores over 24 10%

·                  ACT scores over 30 2%

 

Options: electronic application, deferred entrance
Application fee: $25
Required: high school transcript
Required for some: essay or personal statement
Recommended: interview
Application deadline: rolling (freshmen), rolling (transfers)
Notification: continuous (freshmen), continuous (transfers)

One-time required fee: $25

Tuition: State resident $5804 full-time, $242 per credit hour part-time; nonresident $12,510 full-time, $521 per credit hour part-time. Full-time tuition and fees vary according to course load and location. Part-time tuition and fees vary according to course load and location

Required fees: $1736 full-time, $46 per credit hour part-time, $135 per term part-time

Room and board: $7024; room only: $3872. Room and board charges vary according to board plan and housing facility

Payment plan: Installment

Waivers: Minority students, senior citizens, and employees or children of employees

Of all full-time matriculated undergraduates who enrolled in 2009, 4,340 applied for aid, 3,342 were judged to have need, 1,838 had their need fully met. 295 Federal Work-Study jobs (averaging $1252). 951 state and other part-time jobs (averaging $711)
In 2009, 223 non-need-based awards were made
Average percent of need met: 75%
Average financial aid package: $8394
Average need-based loan: $4172
Average need-based gift aid: $6304
Average non-need-based aid: $1076
Average indebtedness upon graduation: $22,585
Financial aid deadline: 3/15

 

Associate, Bachelor's, and Master's

Biological And Biomedical Sciences
Biology/Biological Sciences
Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services
Accounting; Business Administration and Management; Management Information Systems
Communication, Journalism And Related Programs
Journalism
Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services
Computer and Information Sciences; Computer Science
Education
Elementary Education; Kindergarten/Preschool Education; Physical Education Teaching and Coaching; Secondary Education; Special Education; Special Education Related
English Language And Literature/Letters
English; Speech and Rhetoric
Foreign Languages, Literatures, And Linguistics
French; German; Spanish
Health Professions And Related Clinical Sciences
Athletic Training; Health Professions Related; Health/Medical Preparatory Programs Related; Nursing (Registered Nurse Training); Pre-Dentistry Studies; Pre-Medical Studies; Pre-Veterinary Studies
History
History
Liberal Arts And Sciences, General Studies And Humanities
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies
Mathematics And Statistics
Mathematics
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
Biological and Physical Sciences
Parks, Recreation, Leisure And Fitness Studies
Health and Physical Education Related; Parks, Recreation and Leisure; Sport And Fitness Administration/Management
Philosophy And Religious Studies
Philosophy
Physical Sciences
Chemistry; Geology/Earth Science; Physics
Psychology
Psychology
Public Administration And Social Service Professions
Social Work
Security And Protective Services
Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration
Social Sciences
International Relations and Affairs; Political Science and Government; Social Sciences; Sociology
Visual And Performing Arts
Art; Dramatic/Theater Arts; Fine/Studio Arts; Music

 

 

5,044 undergraduate students, 57% women, 43% men, 5% transferred in, 7% African American, 0.7% Asian American or Pacific Islander, 2% Hispanic American, 0.1% Native American

2% representing 32 other countries

36% live on campus

 

Housing: On-campus residence required for freshman year
Options: Coed, Campus housing is university owned and is provided by a third party. Freshman applicants given priority for college housing
Activities: Drama/theater group, student-run newspaper, radio and television station, choral group, marching band, student government, Residence Hall Association, national fraternities, national sororities
Most popular organizations: Student government, Residence Hall Association
Campus security: 24-hour emergency response devices and patrols, late-night transport/escort service, controlled dormitory access
Student services: Health clinic, personal/psychological counseling, women's center

Special study options: Academic remediation for entering students, adult/continuing education programs, advanced placement credit, cooperative education, distance learning, double majors, English as a second language, freshman honors college, honors programs, independent study, internships, off-campus study, part-time degree program, services for LD students, student-designed majors, study abroad, summer session for credit
ROTC: Army (b)
Unusual degree programs: 3-2 engineering with Pennsylvania State University-University Park Campus; nursing with Clarion University of Pennsylvania
School Calendar: Semesters

 

Total: 243
Full-time: 95% full-time
Student/faculty ratio: 21:1

 

Member: NCAA, Division: All Division II, except: Field hockey (Division I), wrestling (Division I)

Baseball (m), basketball, cross-country running, field hockey (w), football (m), lacrosse (w), soccer, softball (w), swimming and diving (w), track and field, volleyball (w), wrestling (m)

Badminton M/W, basketball M/W, cross-country running M/W, fencing M/W, field hockey W, football M, golf M/W, ice hockey M, lacrosse M/W, racquetball M/W, rugby M/W, skiing (cross-country) M/W, skiing (downhill) M/W, soccer M/W, softball M/W, swimming and diving M/W, tennis M/W, track and field M/W, ultimate Frisbee M/W, volleyball M/W, water polo M, weight lifting M/W, wrestling M

Baseball M(s), basketball M(s)/W(s), cross-country running M(s)/W(s), field hockey W(s), football M(s), lacrosse W(s), soccer M(s)/W(s), softball W(s), swimming and diving W(s), track and field M(s)/W(s), volleyball W(s), wrestling M(s)

 

 

Main Library Name: Stevenson Library
Collection: Endowment: $5.5 million