Designed for students who have completed an Associate Degree, this program is ideal for students looking to advance in their careers as a leader within the workplace.
To focus your program, choose one of these three tracks to fit your personal and professional goals:
Employers are increasingly looking for additional leadership skills for their employees. This program provides the opportunity for customized training and experiences to develop these skills.
Your career and goals are unique. That’s why our program allows you to customize your degree within your core coursework and choose/design your own area of emphasis. This degree of customization will ensure your degree will reflect you – your journey, your strengths, your goals.
Areas of Emphasis:
At Lakeland, we value work and the learning that happens in the workplace. Our Cooperative Education program is all about hands-on learning outside the classroom. Students learn more by doing. They gain real-world knowledge and earn academic credit for hands-on professional work experience — and coursework is centered around these real-life experiences, situations and career goals. Lakeland students explore their interests and, when they graduate, feel confident they will find a career in which they are passionate.
There’s more than one way to get a college education and Lakeland offers them all. Lakeland University students have access to a variety of pathways, and each one can be customized to meet your needs. Since our founding in 1862, Lakeland University has been a leader in finding ways to help students make their dreams come true.
You may apply at any time as Lakeland University operates on a rolling admission basis with 6 start dates throughout the year. Applications will be reviewed until about two weeks before the start of each term.
Once your application is received, your Lakeland University admissions counselor will be in touch.
*Exceptions to the above admission criteria may be granted for students with a cumulative GPA range from 1.75 to 1.99 if the academic experience that resulted in the less than 2.0 GPA was more than two years ago. Furthermore, typically students with a cumulative GPA range from 1.50 to 1.75 will only be considered if the poor academic performance experience that resulted in the less than 2.0 GPA was more than five years ago. Students receiving an exception will be admitted conditionally.
