Undergraduate
Pursue one of over a hundred top-tier degree programs in a Christ-centered, student-focused campus environment featuring acclaimed service learning and global perspectives programs and dynamic social and spiritual engagement events and opportunities.
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Graduate
Achieve expertise in one of our graduate level programs, guided by faculty with decades of collective professional and academic experience and advanced degrees from leading research institutions, conservatories, and seminaries.
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Online
Earn degrees designed for busy people from anywhere in the world. Our nationally ranked online programs connect you to expert, accessible, caring faculty in a supportive learning community dedicated to Christ-centered excellence, all hallmarks of the Lee experience.
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Expect Something Great
We have a phrase around Lee, Expect Something Great. We think the college experience should be much more than just academic excellence.
At Lee, we expect our students to experience transformational relationships with faculty, with other students, in campus life, and as they move into their calling.
Events
News
Voices of Lee to Headline TBN’s “Sounds of Christmas” Special
Advent Now! Benefit Concert to Take Place in Lee Chapel
Jazz Ensemble to Present Fall Performance
Singletary Receives NCTM Award
Men’s Choir to Perform Nov. 10
Shenanigans to Present Two Shows Next Weekend
Lee Theatre's “Twelve Angry Jurors” to Open Nov. 7
Robeck to Present Azusa Lecture on Evangelism at Azusa Street Mission
Enrollment
3,700+
Majors Offered
50+
Campus Clubs
100+
NCAA DII Teams
18
Study Abroad Trips
30+
Student Teacher Ratio
13:1
Countries Represented
46
Campus Size
120 ac.
Emily Raper
Emily Raper graduated from Lee in 2013 with a degree in human development and minors in psychology, Bible, and a K-8 teaching license. She is currently in her 13th year teaching elementary education at the new Candy's Creek Cherokee Elementary School in Cleveland. Over her 13 years of experience, she has taught Kindergarten, first, second, and fourth grade. According to Emily, it wasn't always easy to start over in a brand new school, classroom, or grade, but Lee University gave her the tools and strategies she needed to be successful no matter what grade she taught or situation she faced. “I have been blessed over the years to be named teacher of the year in both Bradley County and Cleveland City Schools, received the Golden Apple Award for excellence in teaching, and named Tennessee Tech's Mentor Teacher of the year,” said Emily. “My career and accomplishments would not be possible without Lee's knowledgeable and caring education department.”