All admission candidates should have completed 15 credit units in a college preparatory program or higher and graduated from an accredited secondary school, or present an equivalency certificate (G.E.D.). Students who demonstrate academic success at Lebanon Valley College enter the college having fulfilled satisfactorily a high school curriculum that includes the following or similar components:

• 4 credit units in English
• 3 credit units in mathematics (that included algebra I, algebra II, and geometry)
• 3 credit units in science (that included biology and physical science)
• 3 credit units in social studies
• 2 credit units in one foreign language

Candidates for admission to Lebanon Valley College as full-time first-year students must submit an application and official transcript of high school grades for all years of high school attendance. Most applicants do not need to submit standardized test results (SAT/ACT). However, students in specific majors are required to submit SAT/ACT scores. Review our test-optional policy for important exceptions.

Applicants for admission to certain academic programs (athletic training, music, nursing, physical therapy, psychology/clinical mental health counseling 3+2, and speech-language pathology) are required to fulfill additional requirements. Students are encouraged to review additional information about our admission policies and procedures at www.lvc.edu/admission.

First-Year students may apply for admission to Lebanon Valley College by submitting either the Common Application or the LVC application, both of which can be accessed at www.lvc.edu/apply.

Students who wish to transfer to Lebanon Valley College must submit the LVC application, official transcripts of completed postsecondary work, and a College Record Form for each institution attended, as well as an official final high school transcript. Students can access the LVC application at www.lvc.edu/apply. Transfer students may not apply using the Common Application. 

Degree-seeking students interested in taking 3–9 credits may apply for admission as a part-time student by using the LVC application. Part-time admission is an option for first-year and transfer students. Availability to take day classes is required at this time.

For additional information about applying, contact:

Admission Office
Lebanon Valley College
101 North College Avenue Annville, Pa. 17003–1400 Phone: 717–867–6181 or 1–866–LVC–4ADM
FAX: 717–867–6026
Internet: www.lvc.edu
Email: admission@lvc.edu

Lebanon Valley College prohibits its employees from engaging in high-pressure recruitment tactics or in providing to any person or entity engaged in student recruitment, admission activity, or in making decisions regarding the award of Title IV aid, any commissions, bonuses, or other incentive payments based, in any part, directly, or indirectly upon successfully securing enrollments or the awarding of financial aid.