Lynn University is a private, non-profit liberal arts-focused institution located in Boca Raton, Florida. Since its founding in 1962, Lynn has been focused on preparing students for success in the world. That means every student’s education is customized to their style of learning. This isn't mass market; it's a boutique education. With 24 undergraduate majors and ten graduate degrees, Lynn offers a school for every interest, passion and style. Lynn’s student body of 1,657 undergraduate and 440 graduate students hails from 45 states and 87 nations. Over 23 percent of Lynn’s student body is international, making Lynn a hub for global citizenship. In fact, Lynn is ranked fourth in the United States for the highest concentration of international students by U.S. News & World Report. Lynn also provides an array of athletic opportunities, academic organizations, cultural clubs, sororities and fraternities, special interest groups, and religious organizations. The vision of Lynn University is to be considered one of the most innovative, international, and individualized universities in America. Lynn University is located in Boca Raton, Florida. At Lynn, you're surrounded by a lush, green campus that you can enjoy year-round. It's a mild 76° in January and February. Our 6 freshwater lakes, fountains, patios and courtyards make every day on campus paradise. At Lynn, you’re just three miles from the beach, 45 miles from Miami, and centrally located in the heart of sunny South Florida.

Psychology, International Business Management, Entrepreneurship, Communications and Emergin Media, Elementary Education, and Sports Management.

Room and board is $10,900 per academic year. Additional on-campus fees may vary according to meal plan selected. All first year students are required to live on campus.

The Boca Raton area has a wide array of housing options.

The Lynn 3.0 program allows qualified students to complete their degree in just three years, enabling students to enroll in Lynn 3+1 and receive a graduate degree in one additional year. The Dialogues of Learning is an innovative core curriculum that blends liberal arts and professional study and spans all four years. The Dialogues of Innovation and the Citizenship Project: All students are required to participate in a domestic or international, two-and-a-half week academic program in January, also called the January term. The average class size at Lynn is 18 students, allowing for one-on-one attention by professors. The student-faculty ratio is 15:1.

In the Hannifan Center for Career Services, career consultants help students explore all their opportunities and choose a major and career path that fits their individual style. Whether it’s graduate school or the job market, Career Services guides students in learning to be strategic and preparing for their next step.

Lynn is a member of NCAA Division II and the Sunshine Shate Conference and fields 14 varsity teams. The Fighting Knights have played their way to an impressive 20 national championships and 29 conference titles.

Lynn students take their campus involvement and social lives pretty seriously. So no matter what your style is, you’ll find plenty of things to keep you busy and make for a unique experience at Lynn University. Lynn offers popular intramural and club sports like flag football, soccer, rugby, basketball, and ping pong. Students can also get involved in fitness classes and fitness field trips. Popular off-campus trips include the Miami Heat, Florida Panthers, Universal, or Disney. Or students can spend a break, summer, semester or year aboard in countries like Japan, China, and South Africa. If your style is to give back through community service, join Knights in the Community (KIC). Students can also raise money, awareness and support for building schools in Central America.

Lynn offers over 40 clubs and organizations ranging from Greek Life to Student Government.

The entire Lynn campus is wireless.

Lynn’s student body hails from 87 nations, and over 23 percent of Lynn’s student body is international, making Lynn a hub for global citizenship. In fact, Lynn is ranked fourth in the United States for the highest concentration of international students by U.S. News & World Report.

The Institute for Achievement and Learning (IAL) offers internationally recognized programs for students with learning differences. For further details, please visit: www.lynn.edu/institute.

Brochures and pictures can only tell part of the story. Your Lynn experience begins when you set foot on campus and see, feel, hear, taste and experience a university unlike any other you've ever known.To schedule your individual campus visit, please contact the Office of Admission at 1-561- 237-7900.