It is very expensive to attend LVC, but I feel it is worth it not only from an academic standpoint, but also because it prepares you so well for a career. The connections you make at LVC will last you well past college and the experiences are invaluable.

While many are intimidated by the cost of the school, LVC offers great Presidential scholarships to good students, which reduces their tuition by one quarter to one half. The educational quality that you get here is worth it, because the challenging classes prepare you well ahead of those at other institutions.

This college delivers in academics and social aspects, but the food brings this college down a tad bit. In reality I would give LVC a 4.5 and recommend it strongly to anyone looking for a good academic experience.

You must really want this kind of college atmosphere and its unique experiences to justify the approximate 50k/year cost. Scholarships and financial aid are generous though. If you appreciate the little things that make LVC feel like home you will feel it is worth it.

Yes many people see a private school's price and go running right back to their state school options. But give private schools a chance! They have more to offer than you think. As a private school, LVC has much to offer in the academic scholarships and loans. They are accommodating yet again in the financial aid field, and the people in the Business Offices and Administration are more than willing to help anyone that asks for it. This school isn't just a price, it's an opportunity waiting for you. Don't let a price scare away the great learning, friendships, and life building experiences that you could be having!