Lakeshore Technical College is a public community college located in Wisconsin, USA. The following is a detailed introduction to this college:

Historical development:

In 1960, the former Sheboygan Central High School was renovated and remodeled, and the building was later used for Sheboygan Vocational and Adult Education and the administrative office of the Sheboygan Area School District.

In 1968, Sheboygan Vocational and Adult Education School was renamed Lakeshore Technical College (originally Lakeshore Technical Institute (LTI)). In 1974, the main campus in Cleveland was put into use at a construction cost of $5 million. After that, it continued to develop and gradually improved in terms of curriculum setting and campus facilities.

Campus distribution: The college is mainly located in Cleveland Village, Wisconsin. The campus environment here is beautiful and provides students with a good learning atmosphere.

Teaching scale:

The number of students is about 2,725, and the teacher-student ratio is 1:11. This ratio is conducive to teachers to fully guide and pay attention to students, and students can get more personalized education.

The proportion of international students is less than 1%. For international students, there is an opportunity to experience diversified cultural exchanges, but it may take some time to adapt to the language and cultural environment in the early stage.

Professional settings:

Provide various types of educational programs such as associate degrees, technical diplomas and certificate courses. The professional fields are wide-ranging, including computer and information science, business, management, marketing, health science and related services.

These professional courses focus on practical teaching and work closely with local enterprises and industries to provide students with internships and employment opportunities to help them better apply theoretical knowledge to practical work.

Teaching characteristics:

The college emphasizes personalized teaching, and teachers are committed to helping students learn so that students can feel concerned and supported during the learning process.

Provide flexible learning methods. Students can choose face-to-face learning, online learning or a combination of the two to meet the learning needs and lifestyles of different students.

Provide credit transfer opportunities. Students can transfer credits earned in the college to other four-year universities, which provides convenience for students to continue their studies.

School achievements: According to the school's statistics, 96% of students are satisfied or very satisfied with their education at Lakeshore Technical College, which reflects the school's high level of teaching quality and student services.

Campus resources and services:

It has modern teaching facilities and laboratories, providing students with good learning and practice conditions.

It has a student service center to provide students with support and help in academic consultation, career planning, psychological counseling, etc.