University Programs in Michigan

Lake Superior State University, Sault Ste. Marie:
Lake Superior State University, located in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan (at the eastern edge of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, on the Canadian border), is a small public university offering academic programs such as fisheries and wildlife management, engineering, teacher education, nursing, geology, business management, fire science and criminal justice. It offers Michigan's only accredited undergraduate degree program in environmental health. In addition, students attend for LSSU's degrees in forensic sciences, recreation management and legal studies.

Bachelor Degrees
Accounting
Applied Geographical Information Science (GIS)
Athletic Training
Biology
Business Administration — Business Education
Business Administration — International Business*
Business Administration — Legal Management
Business Administration — Management
Business Administration — Marketing
Chemistry
Clinical Laboratory Science
Communication
Computer and Mathematical Sciences
Computer Engineering
Computer Information Systems
Computer Networking
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education
Education— Elementary Teaching
Education— Secondary Teaching
Education— Special Education/Learning Disabilities
Electrical Engineering
Engineering Management
English Language and Literature
Environmental Chemistry
Environmental Health
Environmental Management
Environmental Science
Exercise Science
Finance and Economics
Fine Arts Studies
Fire Science
Fish Health
Fisheries and Wildlife Management
Forensic Chemistry
French Studies
Geology
History
Individualized Studies
Industrial Technology
Integrated Science
Legal Studies
Liberal Studies
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Nursing
Parks and Recreation
Physical Science - Secondary Teaching
Political Science
Pre-Pharmacy (transfer program)
Prelaw
Psychology
Social Science
Social Studies
Sociology - General
Sociology - Social Services
Spanish
Sport and Recreation Management

Associate Degrees
Business Administration
Chemical Technology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education
Fire Science
General Engineering
General Engineering Technology
Health Care Provider
Health Fitness Specialist
Internet/Network Specialist
Legal Studies
Liberal Arts
Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Natural Resources Technology
Office Administration
Paramedic Technology
Personal Computer Specialist
Social Work
Substance Abuse Prevention/Treatment
Technical Accounting

The primary factors used to determine admission are cumulative grade point average (GPA), high school curriculum, and ACT or SAT results. The middle fifty percent of our entering freshman class typically have high school GPAs ranging from 2.7 to 3.3 and ACT scores ranging from 18-24. Students should feel free to submit any additional materials which may aid the Admissions Office in reviewing unusual circumstances which may have affected high school performance. *ACT or SAT scores will not be used in the admissions process if you graduated from high school two or more years ago.

What classes are needed/suggested for acceptance into college?
Basic college prep courses are required. They are 4 years of English, 3 years of Math, 3 years of Science, and 3 years of Social Studies. Taking a foreign language is not required, but it is encouraged. Some of our degrees require 1-4 years of a foreign language at the University level.