Wisconsin Lutheran College (WLC) is a distinctive institution of higher learning. Here is a detailed introduction about it:

Basic information:

Founded in 1973.

School type: It is a private liberal arts college affiliated with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Geographic location: Located on the border of Milwaukee and Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, USA. Although the school is located in the suburbs, it is convenient to get to Milwaukee, and students have more internship opportunities in the city.

Campus facilities:

The campus has been built for many years and the facilities are relatively complete. The main buildings include the Gary J. Greenfield Administration Building (formerly the site of the Catholic Boys' and Girls' Schools, which was later acquired by the college), the Campus Center, the Performing Arts Center, the Marvin M. Schwan Library, the Science Hall (formerly renamed Generac Hall), the Sports Center, two dormitory buildings, and several apartment buildings owned by the school.

Academic resources:

Professional settings: The school offers 30 majors and 20 minors. Among them, mathematics, biology, physics and business majors in science are its strengths, and the school also has a special nursing laboratory.

Teaching model: The school's teacher-student ratio is 10:1, and the class size is small. This model is conducive to teachers paying attention to the learning situation of each student and providing students with comprehensive learning guidance.

Academic exchanges: The school provides students with a large number of opportunities for overseas travel and study, with destinations including Europe, the Middle East, the Caribbean and other places.

Sports activities: The school's sports team participates in the National College Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III league under the name of Warriors, and is a member of the Northern Athletic Conference (NAC).

School ranking: The position is different in different ranking systems. For example, it was ranked 178th in the "National Liberal Arts Colleges" ranking of "U.S. News & World Report" in 2015. In 2013, the school was ranked 12th in the annual best value for money ranking of Washington Monthly in the United States, and was also ranked 12th in the list of universities with the highest professor ratings in the United States released by CBS MoneyWatch.

Student life:

Accommodation: The school has dormitory buildings such as Stimach Hall and West Hall to provide accommodation for students. The room types are diverse and the dormitory design is designed to help students adapt to college life as quickly as possible, while paying attention to protecting students' privacy and creating a good living environment.

Food service: The school restaurant is constantly improving and provides a variety of menu options to try to meet the taste needs of teachers and students.

Campus activities: There are many clubs and organizations such as the Advertising Club, Club Ambassadors, American Choir Drivers Association, Art Club, Business Club, etc., providing students with a variety of extracurricular activities.