Criminal Justice – Credit for Prior Learning Opportunity
Law Enforcement professionals have the opportunity to earn credit for prior learning of specific Criminal Justice major courses (courses and credits vary).
Professionals with prior completion of:
- 720-hour Law Enforcement Basic Training verified by Officer Training program, verified by the State of Wisconsin, Law Enforcement Standards Board
- Basic Law Enforcement Course verified by the State of Wisconsin, Law Enforcement Standards Board
- Professionals interested should discuss this opportunity with Admissions staff or contact the Registrar’s office for guidance.
Process involves:
- Proof of law enforcement training completion.
- Non-refundable $50 administrative fee.
- Upon approval of credit a $75 fee per credit applies.
- Upon receipt of all fees, credit for prior learning courses annotated on individual student transcript.
Five-Year Pathway: B.A. to M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development
The 5-year program leading to the Bachelor of Arts and the Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) or Master of Science (M.S.) in Leadership and Organizational Development degrees is available for high-achieving, goal-oriented students who are committed to completing an M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development as part of their professional education.
- Students admitted to this program will complete the requirements for and graduate with the B.A. in 4 years of study.
- Then complete the M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development degree by the end of the fifth year.
- Students must achieve a satisfactory level of academic performance to be eligible for expedited M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development admission and must adhere to the prescribed schedule for program completion to achieve both degrees in five years.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the University’s general entrance requirements. For consideration for the 5-Year B.A./M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development Program upon admission to Lakeland University, students must:
- Indicate interest in completing the 5-year B.A./M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development program upon application to Lakeland.
- Demonstrate a minimum average GPA of 3.25 in high school or a transfer GPA of at least 3.0; and
- Maintain a minimum average GPA of 3.00 in their Lakeland coursework to remain eligible for expedited admission to the M.B.A. program.
- Students meeting the admission requirements are not subject to any entrance exams or separate requirements are necessary to enter the graduate phase of the program.
- Students who fail to meet the entry criteria upon admission to Lakeland may follow the 5-year curriculum plan and apply for expedited admission to the M.B.A. or M.S. in Leadership and Organizational Development program after completing 60 credits at Lakeland.
Lakeland University is offering two options regarding the Bachelor of Science Nursing (B.S.N) Program
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Concurrent Enrollment Program)
- In conjunction with an articulation agreement with Moraine Park Technical College (MPTC), traditional, on-campus students may complete a four-year curriculum to achieve several academic credentials leading up to the ending B.S.N. Students typically live on campus and will participate in course offerings at the MPTC and affiliated Lakeland University locations or course modalities.
- Most courses are offered in various modalities including face-to-face, online, hybrid and BlendEd®.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (R.N. to B.S.N. Completion Program)
- Lakeland University also offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (R.N. to B.S.N. Completion Program) option through the School of Education and Continuing Studies of the College of Liberal Arts and Education.
- Licensed Registered Nurses who hold an Associate Degree in Nursing from an approved accredited community, technical, or private college may seek admission to the program.
- Most courses are offered in various modalities including online, hybrid and BlendEd® over a two-year curriculum.
Either Option:
- Additional admission requirements apply.
Pre-Pharmacy
Lakeland University is in partnership with Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW) School of Pharmacy (SOP) in Mequon to offer students an opportunity to complete preparatory coursework to qualify and apply for admission for the Doctor of Pharmacy program to earn a Doctorate degree at CUWSOP while earning a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Biochemistry from Lakeland University. Lakeland students complete their general education and the designated emphasis in the Chemistry and Biochemistry curriculum to meet prerequisite/admission course requirements at CUWSOP.
- At the time of this publication the agreement is under revision.
- Admission requirements are found on the CUW website and other information will be posted in this web publication once the review is complete.
- An addendum will be provided to supplement any print version of the catalog document.
- Admitted students will start at CUWSOP in the student’s fourth year.
- Upon successful completion of the student’s fourth year coursework, taken at CUWSOP, coursework is transferred back to Lakeland University and the student can earn a B.S. in Chemistry and Biochemistry from Lakeland University.
Programs to Study Abroad
Pursuant to the university’s mission to prepare students for life in a diverse, global society. With intent to make the campus both a port of entry to the world for American students and a port of entry to American higher education for other students from around the world, Lakeland offers a variety of short- and long-term study abroad opportunities at the Undergraduate level and encourages students to participate in one of these exciting opportunities. For more information on any of these programs, please contact the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
In addition to the Lakeland study abroad programs listed below, other programs are available on a case-by-case basis. Students may also participate in a wide array of programs around the world, available through Lakeland’s membership in the Wisconsin Association of Colleges and Universities (WAICU).
Foreign Study Semester in Germany
The university offers guest semesters in Germany to all students with knowledge of German, regardless of major. Students are eligible to study for one or two semesters at Universität Kassel or Universität Marburg. The semesters in Germany include intensive German language practice, study trips, foreign student orientation and assistance in selecting classes for the regular semester. A one-month long summer seminar in Germany may also be available.
Introduction to Chinese Language and Culture
This escorted course is conducted at Lakeland’s sister school, Shanghai Finance University (SFU) in Pudong, metropolitan Shanghai. Reduced costs to students minimized through Lakeland’s collaborative arrangement with SFU. No prior Chinese language proficiency is required.
Lakeland in London
Lakeland students can study with the Foundation for International Education (FIE) in London. As part of their Lakeland academic experience abroad, students have the option to enroll in Study or Study and Internship programs in London in the fall and spring semesters or over the summer. Students can study a variety of academic subjects while with FIE London including Art, Business, Communications, History, Literature, Politics, and Theater. Courses taken at FIE come back as Lakeland credit, keeping students on track for graduation. FIE supports students not only academically, but also with their dedicated Student Life, Residence Life, and Administration teams who provide guidance and assistance on day-to-day matters while abroad.
London Theatre Trip
The university offers on a regular basis an eleven-day study tour in England where students see and analyze five productions performed by some of the most prestigious theatrical companies in the West. The course focuses on productions in Stratford-upon-Avon and London. Past groups have seen Taming of the Shrew, Cats, Billy Elliot, Volpone, Phantom of the Opera, Tales from Ovid, Winter’s Tale, and a variety of others. Also included in the trip is a full-day tour to Bath and Stonehenge, and a London Underground pass. Students have also gone on walking tours to Anne Hathaway’s cottage, locales around London frequented by the Beatles, and the British Museum, the Tower of London, and Warwick Castle.
Spanish Language Programs
Lakeland University has a sister school relationship with the Universidad Reformada in Barranquilla, Colombia. Opportunities during summer term for Spanish language study are also available in Spain and Latin America. Spanish department personnel coordinate these programs in cooperation with other Lakeland University departments and/or outside agencies.
Tama University in Japan
Lakeland maintains an exchange program with Tama University in Japan. Students pursuing majors or minors through the Business and Technology Division are eligible to participate in this program. All classes in Tama University’s School of Global Studies are in the English language. No prior Japanese language proficiency is required.
Tropical Biology Program
The Lakeland University Biology Program offers an intensive study abroad program in Belize every two years. This program is open to junior and senior biology majors and explores tropical terrestrial and aquatic ecology as well as exposing students to past and present Central American cultures.
University of Luxembourg
Lakeland University students are eligible to spend a semester studying at the University of Luxembourg. Located in the heart of Europe, Luxembourg is a small country located between France, Belgium, and Germany. The University of Luxembourg offers many programs in English, including courses in business, economics, biology, chemistry, computer science, and education to name a few. More information about the University of Luxembourg and their programs available at http://wwwen.uni.lu/.
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