"The small student to faculty ratio was a real benefit in my preparation towards my teaching career. It enabled me to get to know my professors well and come to them for help with anything I needed."
Anthony Pavicic
Bishop Foley High School
Madison Heights, MI.
The primary factors used to determine admission are cumulative grade point average (GPA), high school course curriculum, and ACT or SAT results. LSSU recommends that students follow a college preparatory curriculum mirroring the Michigan Merit Curriculum. The middle fifty percent of our entering freshman class typically have high school GPA’s ranging from 2.7 to 3.3 and ACT score s ranging from 18-24. Students should feel free to submit any additional materials which may aid the Admissions Office in reviewing unusual circumstances which may have impacted high school performance. ACT or SAT scores will not be used in the admissions process if you graduated from high school two or more years ago.
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A freshman student is defined as a student who has not enrolled in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation.
Transfer:Click here
A transfer student is defined as a student who enrolls in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation and then applies to Lake Superior State University.
A re-admit student is defined as a student who has attended Lake Superior State University, but has missed one or more semesters (not including summer). There is no application fee to re-admit. Students who attend another college or university since they last applied or attended LSSU will need to submit official transcripts and meet our transfer student requirements. Students who were academically dismissed must meet the requirements for re-enrollment.
A student who applied to LSSU, but never actually attended is not considered a re-admit and will need to apply again as a freshman or transfer applicant
and pay the application fee. We typically retain copies of transcripts for two academic years. If we still have official transcripts on file, students will not need to request new copies unless additional coursework has been completed. Please contact the Admissions Office with any questions.
Freshman:Click here
A freshman student is defined as a student who has not enrolled in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation.
Transfer:Click here
A transfer student is defined as a student who enrolls in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation and then applies to Lake Superior State University.
A re-admit student is defined as a student who has attended Lake Superior State University, but has missed one or more semesters (not including summer). There is no application fee to re-admit. Students who attend another college or university since they last applied or attended LSSU will need to submit official transcripts and meet our transfer student requirements. Students who were academically dismissed must meet the requirements for re-enrollment.
A student who applied to LSSU, but never actually attended is not considered a re-admit and will need to apply again as a freshman or transfer applicant and pay the application fee. We typically retain copies of transcripts for two academic years. If we still have official transcripts on file, students will not need to request new copies unless additional coursework has been completed. Please contact the Admissions Office with any questions.
Freshman:Click here
A freshman student is defined as a student who has not enrolled in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation.
Transfer:Click here
A transfer student is defined as a student who enrolls in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation and then applies to Lake Superior State University.
A re-admit student is defined as a student who has attended Lake Superior State University, but has missed one or more semesters (not including summer). There is no application fee to re-admit. Students who attend another college or university since they last applied or attended LSSU will need to submit official transcripts and meet our transfer student requirements. Students who were academically dismissed must meet the requirements for re-enrollment.
A student who applied to LSSU, but never actually attended is not considered a re-admit and will need to apply again as a freshman or transfer applicant and pay the application fee. We typically retain copies of transcripts for two academic years. If we still have official transcripts on file, students will not need to request new copies unless additional coursework has been completed. Please contact the Admissions Office with any questions.
Freshman:Click here
A freshman student is defined as a student who has not enrolled in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation.
Transfer:Click here
A transfer student is defined as a student who enrolls in a postsecondary institution anytime after the summer following high school graduation and then applies to Lake Superior State University.
A re-admit student is defined as a student who has attended Lake Superior State University, but has missed one or more semesters (not including summer). There is no application fee to re-admit. Students who attend another college or university since they last applied or attended LSSU will need to submit official transcripts and meet our transfer student requirements. Students who were academically dismissed must meet the requirements for re-enrollment.
A student who applied to LSSU, but never actually attended is not considered a re-admit and will need to apply again as a freshman or transfer applicant and pay the application fee. We typically retain copies of transcripts for two academic years. If we still have official transcripts on file, students will not need to request new copies unless additional coursework has been completed. Please contact the Admissions Office with any questions.
"One of my favorite things about LSSU is its size. The classrooms, especially as you get to the upper levels, get smaller, so you not only have a chance to discuss your ideas in an honest, supportive manner, but you also get to know your professors and classmates. The upper level courses really allow you to focus on what you love, and the small class size allows you to have time to share and to discuss your ideas."
