Lindenwood University

Nestled on a picturesque 500-acre campus in historic St. Charles, Missouri, Lindenwood University offers an idyllic setting for both academic pursuits and extracurricular activities. With state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, cutting-edge laboratories, and world-class sports complexes, you’ll have access to the resources you need to excel in your chosen field.  With over 100 student organizations and clubs, including academic, cultural, and recreational groups, there are endless opportunities to explore your interests, develop leadership skills, and make lasting connections.

Bachelor Courses in English

Business. Students taking a full course load normally register for 12-15 credit hours, which represents 4-5 courses each meeting 3 hours per week.  Course information can be found here.

Note: Visa regulations restrict enrollment in online-courses.

Master Courses in English
Business. Master-level students can participate for one semester.  Students may enroll in 6-9 credit hours, which represents 2-3 courses each meeting 3 hours per week.  Course information can be found here.

Note: Visa regulations restrict enrollment in online-courses.

Thesis/Project Work

Not possible

Accreditations
Information is available online.

Orientation

Orientation is an immersive experience including informative sessions, campus tours, and engaging activities that gives students the opportunity to become familiar with academic programs, campus services, and student involvement opportunities.

Internships
Not possible

Part-time Employment

Students are generally able to apply for part-time employment on campus in food service, IT customer service, and/or office/clerical work.

Students with Disabilities
Information is available online.

Grades & Transcripts

The university uses a four point/letter grade evaluation system.  Transcripts are generally available two weeks after the semester concludes; exchange students must request a copy of their transcript. For additional details on transfer of credits, please refer to the Student Guidebook.

Lion Fee
$901 per semester. This fee covers various services and resources to support a student’s education at Lindenwood. This includes services such as orientation, mental health and wellness services, student activities, fitness facilities, academic support (e.g., writing and math help), technology on campus, library resources, tech support, and even athletic event fees.

Health Insurance
Student health insurance is required for all incoming international students at a rate of approximately $1,112 (fall semester coverage of August 1-December 31, 2026) or $1,541 (spring semester coverage from January 1-July 31, 2026). More information can be found here.

Textbooks
$500-$800 (estimated)

All non-US citizens are required to obtain either an F-1 or J-1 visa to study in the United States.

Housing
On-campus residence halls or houses. All exchange students are required to live on campus; a variety of traditional and non-traditional units are available.  The cost of a dormitory housing with a meal plan is approximately $6,573.

Meals
A variety of meal plans are available as part of your room and board.

Transportation

Fly into St. Louis, Missouri (STL). Pick-up from the airport can be arranged with the Lindenwood Global Mobility Office.

Entertainment

Nestled on the banks of the majestic Missouri River, St. Charles is a captivating small city that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern amenities. Offering a rich tapestry of entertainment, shopping, and cultural activities, St. Charles provides a vibrant and engaging experience.  Leisure venues include movie theatres, live theatre, bowling, bars with local entertainment, casinos, museums, concerts and more. St. Charles’ historic Main Street is a haven for entertainment, boasting a variety of lively festivals, outdoor concerts, and art shows throughout the year. The university offers captivating theatrical productions, art exhibitions, and musical performances. In addition, it has a recreation center which offers indoor basketball courts; a gymnasium for indoor soccer, handball, and basketball; a running track; cardio equipment and weights; and group exercise classes.  Students can join any of over 100 student clubs, participate in sports, attend movie nights or speaker series events, and participate in off-campus activities, such as shopping, dining, concerts, movies, theatre, and more.  Nearby St. Louis also offers professional sporting events, museums, attractions like the Gateway Arch, concerts, historical attractions, performance arts, and more.

Shopping
The campus is located near the riverfront, home to historic Main Street, small shops and restaurants.  Boutiques and shops are available in St. Charles, while a variety of shopping malls, outlet malls, and independent shops are available in the wider area.  Stores are typically open every day.

Climate

St. Charles has a warm, temperate climate.  Winter temperatures range from -3C to 10C with occasional snow or ice.  Summers are hot and humid with temperatures ranging from 20C to 35C.  Precipitation is possible throughout the year.

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