If you choose to use your Stafford Student Loan, you must complete your Master Promissory Note and Entrance Counseling.

Submit your $300 enrollment fee to confirm your attendance and become eligible to enroll in your courses. As a reminder, students are enrolled in courses on a first-come, first served basis. Your enrollment fee may be submitted through your application status page and if you have any questions reach out to your enrollment representative.

Can’t make it to campus? Check out this virtual tour of campus to view campus facilities and get a glimpse of what it's like to live like a lion.

Your academic advisor is here to help you feel supported in your academic schedule before starting your first semester here at Lindenwood. They will help ensure that you feel confident in your schedule and make sure you stay on track in your academic degree program. You can find your academic advisors contact information here.

The Lindenwood University Barnes and Noble Bookstore can be found on the 3rd floor of the Spellmann Center, across from the Admissions Office. This is where students are able to pick up their books for the semester, as well as some new Lindenwood clothing and accessories to show off around campus. For an overview of what the bookstore has to offer, visit the Lindenwood University Barnes and Noble Bookstore webpage.

Eat like a lion in one of our two dining hall options on campus, in the Evans Commons and Spellmann Center. Students can also access the Lion Pride Market, which is open 24 hours a day, for quick meals, snacks, and drinks to take to their dorm or eat on the go. For further information regarding campus dining, and the meal plan options available to students, visit the Lion’s Dining Services webpage.

The Office of First-Year Programs is dedicated to supporting Lindenwood students throughout their first year on campus. This team offers guidance and resources to help students successfully navigate the initial steps of their college journey and organizes social events to connect with their peers. For more information on the resources and support available, visit the First-Year Programs webpage.

New Student Orientation, hosted by the First-Year Programs team, provides an exciting opportunity for students to connect with their academic advisor, Student Financial Services, and Residential Life. Parents and supporters are also invited to attend dedicated sessions tailored to their needs.

Summer 2025 New Student Orientation Date:

Monday, June 2 – First Time Freshmen

Wednesday, June 11 – First Time Freshmen

Friday, June 13 – First Time Freshmen

Monday, June 16 – First Time Freshmen

Friday, July 11 – Transfer Date

Monday, August 18 – International Date

For more information, visit the New Student Orientation webpage.

The Library and Academic Resources Center (LARC) serves as a central hub of resources and support for Lindenwood students throughout their academic journey. Students can access research materials, receive career guidance at the Career Services Office, find writing assistance at the Writing Center, and much more. The LARC also houses the Study Abroad Office, Media and Gaming Lab, University Archives, and more additional resources designed to enhance the student experience. To explore all of the services available, visit the Library and Academic Resources Center webpage.

Living on-campus at LU means designing your own “den” in the heart of Lindenwood! The Residential Life team is here to help you find your home away from home on Lindenwood’s campus.

Applications open on Monday, March 3. Housing assignments will be distributed on April 23, 2025. If you apply after April 22, expect your housing assignment to be sent out biweekly on Wednesdays.

For more information and to explore the Lindenwood housing options, visit the Residential Life webpage.

Student Academic and Support Services (SASS) is dedicated to fostering student success through academic engagement, resource provision, and problem resolution. SASS offers a wide range of support, including accessibility accommodations, tutoring services, and more. For additional information about this vital campus resource, visit the Student Academic and Support Services webpage.

Student Involvement serves as the central hub for fostering connection and engagement at Lindenwood University. Whether you’re interested in joining the Lindenwood Student Government, Campus Activities Board, Fraternity and Sorority Life, or one of our many student organizations, there are countless ways to get involved from your very first day as a Lion. Visit the Student Involvement webpage to explore all the opportunities waiting for you!