Lakeland University

Milwaukee, United States of America

Lakeland University is a private, liberal arts institution located in rural Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, with a main campus that occupies 25 acres of a 270-acre parcel of land. It is a Bachelor's and Master's degree-granting institution.

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Lakeland University

Milwaukee, United States of America

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Where is Lakeland University located and what is the surrounding area like?

Lakeland University is located in the rural countryside of northeast Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, approximately 20 minutes from the City of Sheboygan, Village of Kohler, and City of Plymouth, and one hour from Green Bay and Milwaukee; the campus is just 20 minutes from the beaches of Lake Michigan and is surrounded by world-class companies, some of the world's best golf courses, fine arts venues, and popular resorts, making it a place that is in the middle of everywhere

What housing options and meal plans are available for students?

Lakeland University's campus features a variety of student housing options with different layouts and roommate options, including Grosshuesch and Muehlmeier Halls for freshmen and sophomores, Brotz Hall with a pod-style layout, Stephen A. Gould Hall with apartment-style living, and Kurtz and Morland Houses for upperclassmen; residential students pay room and board in addition to tuition and fees, with standard room charges including a double occupancy room in the traditional halls with in-room cable/internet service and residential laundry access, and students select their meal plan and dorm preferences through the Residence Life application.