Lackawanna College was founded in 1894 and is a private, non-profit educational institution located in Pennsylvania. The following is a detailed introduction:

School Mission and Vision

The mission of the college is to provide quality education to all those who seek to improve their lives and their communities, and its vision is to become a nationally recognized first-choice open enrollment college.

Campus Distribution

The main campus is in Scranton, and there are several satellite campuses such as Hazelton, Lakeland-Hawley, Oil and Gas College, Sunbury, Tonwanda, and Duncanonk.

Professional Settings

There are many professional fields such as agriculture and natural resources, business administration, criminal justice and police academy, education and training, hotel and cooking, human services, information technology, manufacturing, medical field, professional research and communications.

Teaching Features

An open enrollment policy is implemented to provide students from different backgrounds with the opportunity to receive higher education. While focusing on academic education, it also provides career introduction and life skills training to help students live, study and work better.

Student size and international students

There are about 1,400 students on campus, of which international students account for about 12%.

Admission requirements

TOEFL 70 or IELTS 6, GPA 3.

Average annual tuition

About US$15,600.