Lakeland College
Founded: 1913
Canada
Overview
Living on campus at Lakeland College is a great way to improve your education, personal growth, and overall success there. Campus life is an additional aspect of a student's total experience. Participating in campus life gives students the chance to meet new people, learn about life and places, and spend time in a nice place. Lakeland College's campus is home to around 7,000 students. The Lloydminster campus has over 500 students and offers seven distinct fields of study.
Students can study in places other than traditional lecture rooms, like the college farm, the emergency training grounds, and the environmental science department's outdoor laboratory. Lakeland College's Vermillion and Lloydminster campuses each have their own library, with one in Vermillion and the other in Lloydminster. Every library offers private and group study areas, as well as a computer lab, a book collection, a circulation/service desk where users may check out books and ask research inquiries, and a computer collection.
Seven days a week, the Colonel Cormack Recreation Center is one of the busiest sites on the Vermilion campus. It includes many facilities, including a gym, a health club, a poolside with a hot tub, and squash and racquetball courts. Lloydminster students have access to a weight room and a gymnasium on campus. The Bud Miller All Seasons Park is located adjacent to Lakeland College's Lloydminster campus. Lakeland College's student athletes are known as "Rustlers." Students at the university have a lot of chances to play sports with other students at all levels.
Because of the nice atmosphere at Lakeland College, students are able to focus on their academics. The well-known programs at Lakeland College are meant to help students make a smooth transition into the working world or further their academic interests, whether they do this at Lakeland College or somewhere else. Students at Lakeland College will get the same kind of education that they would get at a college, but without the red tape, huge crowds, and other distractions.
Acceptance rate:
65%
English score(min)
6
Intakes
Fall & Spring
App. Fee
CAD 90
