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Your admission to Lebanon Valley College is your first step into LVC’s global network. In your years at The Valley, you will have countless opportunities to learn, meet lifelong friends, have immersive experiences interning or working alongside industry professionals, and study with dedicated and approachable faculty who care about your success as an individual.
You’ve done the hard part, now it’s time to celebrate! Share your acceptance with family and friends. Download our celebratory graphic here. And, we know how parents like to brag, so we made a graphic for them, too!
You can also search “lvc” on your IG story for LVC-themed stickers to add to your posts!
Whether it’s your first time or you want another look, we have an admission event for you.
Talk with other future Dutchmen in our Class of 2029 Facebook group. Transfer students can find class groups for their year. This is a great way to make friends and even find a roommate!
See upcoming events for admitted students, enter cool giveaways, and see what you have in common with other future Dutchmen!
The FAFSA is required for all students who wish to be considered for federal, state, and institutional grants, student and parent loans, and work-study.
See frequently asked questions and tips to get you started for your first semester on campus at Lebanon Valley College.
At LVC, students are required to live on campus all four years, unless they are enrolled as a commuter. Our attractive living options include traditional residence halls, apartment or suite-style housing, and special interest houses. Find out more about living options at LVC.
Moving to a new place is always difficult and figuring out what to bring can be a hassle. To make things a little easier, we’ve compiled a list of items you should and shouldn’t bring with you to your new home at The Valley.
Visit Information Technology for all your computer-related questions and technology support.
Attend LVC’s annual Activities Fair in early fall to find out about student run clubs, organizations, and Greek life.