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1500
students from 22 states and
12 foreign nations make
Lycoming their home.
 1200 live in
8 residence halls and
30
apartment units.
There
is 1 professor to burn the midnight oil for every
13
students.
There are 90 full-time
"burners" who teach
3 courses
each semester to an average class size of just 18.
92% of the professors have a Ph.D. or the highest degree
offered in their field.
 Our
born-on date is 1812, which makes us one of the
50
oldest colleges in America.
50% of the freshman class comes from the top
20% of
their high school class.
The average GPA of incoming freshmen is
3.2.
1620
is the average SAT of incoming freshman but the range
of scores is from
1400-1800. There
are
3500 colleges and universities in America.
Barron’s lists Lycoming as 1 of
300 colleges
offering above average education at below average cost.
U.S.
News & World Report lists Lycoming as a top
5
Best Value school and as a National Liberal Arts Institution.
The Carnegie Foundation lists Lycoming as
1 of
213
authentic liberal arts schools, which includes other Pennsylvania
colleges like Bucknell, Franklin and Marshall, and Dickinson.
Click here for the Carnegie Pennsylvania A list.
At
Lycoming, you can choose from over 700 courses in
34
majors. You
can read 187,722 books in our library or over
1,147
periodicals.
8 minutes is the amount of time it takes to
brush, brush (teeth, hair) and get from the freshman residence halls to your
8 AM class.
You can study
16 hours a day at the library or eat
12
hours a day at the cafeteria.
 The cost to attend Lycoming is
$32,596, which is less than most
Central PA private colleges. This
figure includes tuition/fees, room and board. Add approximately $800
for books. 80% of students receive financial aid with the average
freshman package being $18,277.
The endowment is $100
million.
The
average GPA of students after their first year at Lycoming is
2.95.
85% of incoming freshman return as sophomores.
70% will graduate.
98% will find jobs or enter grad school within
6
months of graduation.
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