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Alum Success

Elaina Marinik

My education at Lake State taught me not only the basics of exercise science and health and wellness but prepared me for my future research career. I became involved in national organizations, improved my networking skills to create working relationships, and ended up with an amazing paid internship that turned into a 3-year research professional position at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, GA. Now in graduate school pursuing a doctorate degree at Virginia Tech, I rely on the knowledge I acquired at Lake State and put it to practice daily while discussing health-related topics in class or conducting obesity and inflammation research in our laboratory.

Elaina Marinik
Exercise Science Alum,
Graduate Student,
Virginia Tech.

Admissions

Dual Enrollment Program for High School Students

High School juniors and seniors can take classes at Lake Superior State University through our High School Dual Enrollment Program.

Here are some advantages to becoming a dual enrolled student at LSSU:

Get a head start on your college degree.
Graduate sooner and enter the job market earlier then your peers (depending on the academic program).
Save on tuition!
Lighten your course load in college.

Learn more about the High School Dual Enrollment Program by reviewing the detailed overview page. Students with AP Credits may wish to review them before scheduling classes at LSSU.

Learn about additional ways to earn college credit while still in high school.

We look forward to working with you toward your enrollment at Lake Superior State University!

Contact Information
Admissions Office
Susan Camp, Director
Phone: (906) 635-2231
Email: scamp@lssu.edu

Fisheries and Wildlife Mgmt...

Thaddeus Lewandowski
Fisheries and Wildlife

"The opportunity at LSSU to do research is amazing. This past summer I motored through coves and islands with Prof. Garvon surveying water birds for the affects of pollution. I spent the other part of my summer on the shore of Lake Superior monitoring nests of the endangered Piping Plover."