A four-year program of study in the liberal arts with an academic year comprising fall and spring semesters and optional summer and winter terms. 

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Bachelor of Science in Nursing

3-year political science with London Law, accounting, accounting/MBA (3+1), ACS chemistry, actuarial science, athletic training, audio & music production, biochemistry & molecular biology, biology, biology with secondary education certification, business administration, chemistry, chemistry with secondary education certification, clinical mental health counseling (3+2), communication sciences & disorders, computer & data science, creative arts, creative writing, criminal justice, digital communications, early childhood education, early childhood special education, economics, education, engineering (3+2 chemistry), engineering (3+2 physics), English, English with secondary education certification, environmental science, exercise science, global studies, history, history and secondary education certification, interaction design, international business, mathematics, mathematics with secondary education certification, medical humanities, medical laboratory science, music, music business, music education, music with secondary education certification, neuroscience, nursing, physical therapy, physics, physics with secondary education certification, political science, pre-medicine/health professions, psychology, school counseling (3+2), secondary education certification, self-designed, social justice & civic engagement, sociology, Spanish, Spanish with secondary education, undecided (exploratory)

secondary education certification; in cooperation with The Pennsylvania State University and Case Western Reserve University: engineering; in cooperation with approved hospitals: medical laboratory science; in cooperation with the University of London, a Certificate of Higher Education in the Common Law; Africana studies minor; social justice & civic engagement minor; applied Spanish for healthcare professionals minor

• Comprehensive Curriculum and Assessment for PreK-12
• Gifted Education
• Healthcare Management
• Integrated STEM Education
• Leadership and Ethics
• Marketing
• Modern Band
• Online Teaching and Learning
• Project Management
• Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Wellness
• Sport Enhancement
• Supply Chain Management & Logistics
• Trauma-Informed Counseling

• Doctor of Physical Therapy
• Master of Athletic Training
• Master of Business Administration
• Master of Business Administration (3+1 Accounting)
• Master of Education
• Master of Music Education
• Master of Science in Applied Kinesiology
• Master of Science in Clinical Exercise Physiology
• Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• Master of Science in Intelligence and Security Studies
• Master of Science in School Counseling
• Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
• Master of Science in Sport Performance
• Master of Science STEM Education

Number of Full-time Faculty

121; of the permanent faculty, 90 percent have earned a Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree. 

Student-Faculty Ratio (FTE)

11:1, with an average undergraduate class size of 19. 

Location 

Annville, founded in 1799, is a town of approximately 5,000 people in south-central Pennsylvania. Driving times: Hershey, 10 minutes; Harrisburg, 30 minutes; Baltimore, two hours; Philadelphia, two hours; New York, three hours; Washington, D.C., three hours.

Size of Campus

Approximately 370 acres. The library contains 172,510 cataloged items and provides access to more than 563,190 electronic holdings.

Residence Halls

33 residential facilities of various styles with a capacity of 1,326.

1,607 full-time undergraduate students, with 84 part-time undergraduates and 350 graduate students.

Approximately 99 percent of full-time students receive financial aid in the form of LVC grants and academic scholarships. In 2021–22 these awards totaled $46,644,016 with the average per student total of $28,476.

More than 90 organizations, including music and theater groups, the student newspaper, sororities and fraternities; and club and student-run organizations of almost any kind, including pre-professional, political, athletic, recreational, religious, language-focused, and service-related groups. More than 80% of students are involved in athletics or the performing arts.

A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III, Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC), and National Association of Collegiate Esports. The College offers 13 women’s, 12 men’s, and one co-ed varsity athletic programs.

Lebanon Valley College is an institution of academic rigor with a culture of high performance, and we're not the only ones spreading the word. National publications are sharing the news of LVC's excellence.

U.S. News & World Report—2021 Edition of “America’s Best Colleges”

Lebanon Valley College was recognized by U.S. News & World Report among the "Best Regional Universities: North" and "Social Mobility, Regional Universities: North) 

U.S. News & World Report also continued to place Lebanon Valley College highly in several other areas important to prospective students and their families. LVC was in the top percentage nationally among all 554 Regional Universities in

*Actual Graduation Rate (top 7%)#
*Percentage of First-Year Students in Top 25% of High School Class (top 18%)
*Average First-Year Retention Rate (top 13%)
*Average Alumni Giving Rate (top 6%). 
# U.S. News compares institutions based on six-year graduation rates.

Learn.org—#7 for The 50 Best Health Science Degrees in the U.S. (2020-2021)

Princeton Review—2021 “Best Colleges: Region by Region, Northeast” and “Guide to Green Colleges 2022”

Lebanon Valley College was featured as one of the top environmentally sustainable colleges in the country once again in Princeton Review's 2022 “Guide to Green Colleges.” The Princeton Review chose the schools for this 12th annual edition of its “green guide” based on data from the company's 2020–2021 survey of hundreds of four-year colleges concerning the schools' commitments to the environment and sustainability. 

For the 18th consecutive year, Lebanon Valley College was named a “Best Regional College” by The Princeton Review. The rankings are based on surveys of more than 100,000 at the colleges in the Review in 2018–2019 and/or the previous two school years. The survey asks students questions about their school’s academics, administration, student body, and themselves. Students said “LVC is a challenging school” that "strives to provide an excellent education and college experience for its students,” and LVC offers students “the opportunity to get individualized attention from all professors.”

Kiplinger’s—2019 “Best College Values"

Niche —2021 "Best Colleges in America" and "Best Small Colleges in Pennsylvania (top 10%)"

Lebanon Valley College received an “A” grade from Niche for Value in its 2021 listing. And, we’re in the top 25% in the U.S. for Best Value, Best College for Education, Best Small Colleges, and Best College Dorms.

Money—“Best Colleges 2020”

Only in Your State

• #1—10 Most Underrated Towns in Pennsylvania You Should Check out 

Forbes—“America’s Top Colleges 2019”  

The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Ranking 2019 

Pennsylvania National Guard Associations (PNGAS) inaugural PNGAS Guard-Friendly School

Washington Monthly—“Top Master’s Universities 2021" and "Best Bang for Your Buck: Northeast 

College Consensus—“Best Colleges and Universities (National) 2019,” “Best Regional Universities—North 2019 (#16),” and “Best Colleges and Universities in Pennsylvania 2019”

College Factual—"Top 10 Best United Methodist Colleges" in the U.S. (#9)

According to College Factual, Lebanon Valley College’s academic programs rank among the “Best of the Best” in the nation in 20 categories.