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Lou Sorrentino ’54 Athletic Complex 32. Edward H. Arnold Sports Center: Indoor Track & Field, Intercollegiate Athletics, Pool, Recreational Facilities 33. Heilman Center: Athletic Training Facilities, Classrooms, Fitness Center, Physical Therapy Program, Wellness Pool
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Other Facilities and Landmarks 49. Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery: Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery, Zimmerman Recital Hall 50. Kreiderheim: President’s Residence 51. Benjamin Cantor Entrance
52. East Gate Entrance 53. Bollinger Plaza 54. Heating Plant 55. Facilities Services Offices 56. Receiving and Maintenance Shops 57. 50 North College 58. Annville Center Plaza 59. Allen Theatre and MJ’s Coffeehouse 60. Carmean Plaza 61. Peace Garden 62. Fasick Bridge 63. Pedestrian Bridge 64. Wetlands/Environmental Study Area 65. Williams Woods 66. Annville United Methodist Church 67. Public Safety Office
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From Hagerstown: I-81 north to the Annville exit (Exit 85); Route 934 south into Annville.
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34. LVC Gymnasium: Basketball, Volleyball 35. Henry and Gladys Arnold Field: Field Hockey, Football, Lacrosse, Track & Field 36.–37. Intramural Fields 38. Tennis Courts 39. McGill Baseball Park 40. Herbert Soccer Field 41.–42. Practice Soccer Fields 43. LVC Softball Park 44–48. Rohland Fields
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Residential Life Buildings 11. Allan W. Mund College Center: Career Services, LVC College Store, Conference Services, Dining Halls, Leedy Theater, Multicultural Affairs Office, Student Affairs Offices, Study Abroad Office, WLVC Radio, The Underground 12. Mary Capp Green Residence Hall 13. Vickroy Residence Hall 14. Keister Residence Hall 15. Hammond Residence Hall 16. Funkhouser Residence Hall 17. Marquette Residence Hall 18. Dellinger Residence Hall 19. Silver Residence Hall 20. North College Residence Hall 21. Shroyer Health Center: Counseling Services, Health Services 22. Sheridan Avenue Residence Hall 23. Centre Residence Hall 24. Weimer Residence Hall 25. Friendship House Residence Hall 26. Reber Residence Hall 27. Derickson Hall A: Student Apartments 28. Derickson Hall B: Student Apartments 29. Yuhas Commons 30. Stanson Residence Hall 31. Student Housing
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From Lancaster: Route 72 north through East Petersburg and Manheim; Route 322 west to Route 934 north into Annville. From New York City: I-80 west or I-78 (Route 22) west to I-81 south to the Annville exit (Exit 85); Route 934 south into Annville. From Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Turnpike west to exit 266; Route 72 north to Route 322 west to Route 934 north into Annville. From Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania Turnpike east to exit 266; Route 72 north to Route 322 west to Route 934 north into Annville. From Reading: Route 422 west through Lebanon into Annville OR Pennsylvania Turnpike west to exit 266; Route 72 north to Route 322 west to Route 934 north into Annville. From York: I-83 north; Route 322 east; follow Route 422 east into Annville.
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A complete list of directions and accommodations can be found at www.lvc.edu/admission/visit.
About Our Campus Community More than just a campus, LVC is a safe, comfortable second home to our students. Our 340 acres provide plenty of room. Housing is guaranteed all four years, so your child will live among friends and won’t have to spend time or energy finding an apartment. Our community provides a welcoming, inclusive, and friendly environment where everyone can find a place to fit in. We have students from many backgrounds, religions, perspectives, and cultures. Our students say that getting to know their classmates is an education in itself. LVC is a beautiful, stimulating place to live and learn. Our facilities include an expanded and renovated College center, recently renovated science center, an award-winning athletic complex, and a new student residence. We invest heavily in making sure our students have what they need to pursue their interests at the highest level. CAMPUS/LOCATION 57 buildings on more than 340 acres in Annville, Pennsylvania, a town of 5,000 near the Pennsylvania Dutch countryside. STUDENTS 1,630 full-time undergraduates. The ratio of women to men is 55:45. FRESHMAN CLASS PROFILE 468 students, primarily from Pennsylvania and the midAtlantic region. 77 percent were in the top 30 percent of their high school class, and the average SAT score is 1088. FACULTY 102 full-time faculty members, 89 percent of whom hold Ph.D.s or terminal degrees in their field; student-faculty ratio of 13:1 and average class size of 20. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 34 undergraduate majors plus self-designed majors and a range of minors, concentrations, and pre-professional options; graduate degree programs in physical therapy, business administration, music education, and science education. STUDY ABROAD Programs in 11 countries, including Argentina, Australia, England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Northern Ireland, New Zealand, and Spain. OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS Study/internship semesters in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. CAREER SERVICES A full range of guidance and support, including Career Connections, an online network of hundreds of LVC alumni.
INTERNSHIPS Available in every major—in Annville, Hershey, Harrisburg, and beyond. STUDENT LIFE More than 90 student organizations focused on the arts, sports, media, service, culture, politics, pre-professional interest, faith, and Greek life. ATHLETICS A member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA), Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), and Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC), LVC offers the 23 sports. RESIDENCE LIFE 27 residence halls of various styles; all provide wireless internet access; housing guaranteed all four years; students may have cars on campus all four years. AFTER LVC In an average year, approximately 76 percent of graduates who responded to our annual survey are employed, and approximately 30 percent are in graduate or professional school, within six months of graduation. APPLYING Rolling admission. We encourage completed applications by March 1 for fall admission and December 1 for spring admission. FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS Approximately 98 percent of students receive some form of financial assistance. Scholarships are guaranteed to all students in the top 30 percent of their high school class; additionally, generous need-based financial aid is available. Calculate your scholarship at www. lvc.edu/calculate. Total financial aid awarded in the form of LVC grants and academic scholarships for 2011-2012 was $24,052,581. The average grant and scholarship package totaled $14,455. COSTS 2012-2013 Tuition and Fees: Room and Board: Total Expenses:
Resident $34,470 $9,180 $43,650
CONTACT LVC 101 North College Avenue Annville, Pennsylvania 17003-1400 1-866-582-4236 admission@lvc.edu www.lvc.edu
Commuter $34,370 $0 $34,370
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