FAQs

What   is   the   mission   of   this   University?

Lee University is a Christian institution which offers liberal arts and professional education on both the baccalaureate and master’s levels. The foundational purpose of all educational programs is to develop within the students’ knowledge, appreciation, understanding, ability and skills which will prepare them for responsible Christian living in the modern world.

Why   is   a   Bible   minor   required?

Lee University prides itself in its Christ-centered community.  The University believes each student should share the professors' knowledge from the Religion Building.  The minor will help each student become a well-rounded individual.

Why   is   there   such   a   large   emphasis   on   Global   Perspectives?

Lee University focuses on Global Perspectives to better each student's preparation for global interdependence.

How   many   degrees   are   offered   at   Lee?

Over 49 degrees are offered at this University. University Catalog

What   is   service   learning?

Service learning is completed through the Leonard Center and allows students to give back to the community. President Paul Conn says, “That’s what institutions do when they hold a particular value to be deeply important – they require it of their students.”

What   is   a   Greek   Club?

Greek Clubs are social service clubs on campus uniting and participating in service learning in the community.  Aside from Greek Clubs, over 70 clubs are offered on campus.

How   do   I   apply   for   financial   aid?

Many financial aid options are available through our Financial Aid Office.

How   do   I   apply   for   Federal   Aid?

Eligibility for Federal Aid is determined by filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) with the Federal Processor.

What   are   the   qualifications   for   the   Lee   University   Academic   Scholarships?

• Centennial Scholarship - Scoring ACT 32-36/SAT 1410-1600. Full-time student, standard tuition costs for freshman year. Beginning sophomore year, GPA of 3.0 to 3.69 receives one-half tuition scholarship and GPA of 3.7 and above receives a full-tuition scholarship.
• Presidential Scholarship – Scoring ACT 27-31/SAT 1250-1400. Full-time student, $10,000 for freshman year immediately following high school graduation and $6,000 for sophomore year. Presidential Scholars can receive the Honor Scholarship if the requirements are met after the freshman year.
• Dean’s Scholarship – Scoring ACT 24-26/SAT 1130-1240. Full-time student, $7,000 for freshman year immediately following high school graduation.
• Honor Scholarship – Sophomore, junior or senior, full-time student, with 3.7 cumulative GPA and 30 credit hours completed, $2000 for the following semester.

How   do   I   pay   my   bill?

Students pay bills through the Business Office

When   are  payments   due?

Payments are due to the Business Office depending on how you and when you’ve paid prior

Is   there   a   cost   to   using   the   Health   Clinic?

There is no charge for the office visit and insurance is not filed. There are minimal charges for labs, vaccines, and some prescription medications. All over the counter medications and visits are free. A bill owed to the Health Clinic must be paid to the Health Clinic.

Why   live   on   Campus?

Some of the benefits of living on-campus include:

• The relationships that are built in the residence halls and apartment communities
• Never missing out on the inside scoop of all that is happening on campus
• Easy access to all buildings on campus – walking distance and trolley access
• Resident Directors and Resident Assistants who are interested in getting to know you
• No monthly payments for rent, utilities, etc.
• No chance of having to pick up the slack from a delinquent or departed roommate
• Much of the furniture is included in all on-campus housing
• Not having to sign a lease agreement with a landlord and pay for weeks/months that you do not occupy the apartment (i.e. Christmas, summer
• Research also indicates that students who live on campus tend to have better grades and are more positively connected on campus than students who do not live on campus.
• Graduate on time!
• Where else can you live with hundreds of people your age?Take advantage of on-campus housing while you can. It is also required for all freshmen.

Take advantage of on-campus housing while you can. It is also required for all freshmen.

What   does   the   campus   look   like?

To view a map of the campus please click here.