Facts & Figures

Institutional Characteristics

• 2021/22 unduplicated headcount of 624 (471 undergraduate, 153 graduate). Click here to view Enrollment Report.
• Over 60% of the LPU student body is made up of historically under-represented populations (over 40% of whom are Hispanic/Latino).
• Fall 2021 Student to Faculty ratio was 11.3 to 1.
• 64.7% of full-time professors hold a terminal degree.

Institutional Performance

• LPU’s five-year average retention rate for first year students to second year (2016-2020 cohorts) is 61.3%.
• 46.9% of students who enrolled in the traditional residential program graduated within 6 years; 42.5% of first-time freshmen (five-year average).
• Click here to view Retention & Graduation Report.

Financial Aid

• In 2020/21, 100% of incoming traditional undergraduate students received some form of student aid.
• 49.7% of undergraduate students received Pell Grants.
• 66.3% of traditional undergraduate students received institutional student aid.
• In 2020/21, the average student indebtedness of bachelor’s degree graduates at graduation was $19,606.
• 2020/21 the 3-year student loan default rate was 6.7%.

Student Outcomes

Faculty assess student achievement of learning outcomes annually through direct assessment of student work as well as surveying student perceptions.  The PLO Annual Assessment Chart provides the results of those assessments.

Of 2020/21 graduates from traditional undergraduate programs:

• 100% who pursued Foursquare licensing were approved by the licensing panel.
• 63% had an immediate place of ministry.
• 63% intend to go on to graduate school.

2019/20 bachelor’s degree graduates reported that at six to 12 months after graduation:

• 80% were involved in ministry.
• 85% of those pursuing work were employed.
• 57% were employed in their field of study.
• 65% intend to enroll in graduate school.

Student Engagement

According to the 2020/21 Graduating Student Survey:

• 95.5% of graduating students feel that they received a quality Bible-based education.
• 88.6% found the instruction at LPU to be intellectually challenging.
• 91% felt the cost of education was a good value.
• 92.5% felt the faculty displayed a genuine concern for them.
• 88.7% of graduating students would choose LPU again.

Alumni

According to the LPU Alumni Survey of the most recent ten-year graduates:

• 45% have gone on to further education.
• 94% of those seeking employment are employed; 45% in their field of study.
• 81% are currently active in ministry.
• 91% are satisfied with their educational experience at LPU.

Public Disclosures

Campus Crime Report

CARES Act Disclosures

CARES Act Quarterly Budget & Expenditure Reporting

Cost & Aid Information

Credit Hour Policy

Diversity Statement

EADA Report

HEERF II Disclosure

• HEERF II Quarterly Disclosure 1
• HEERF II Quarterly Disclosure 2
• HEERF II Quarterly Disclosure 3
• HEERF III 09/30/21 Quarterly Institutional Disclosure
• HEERF III 12/31/21 Quarterly Institutional Disclosure
• HEERF III – Q1 2022 Disclosure
• HEERF III – Q2 2022 Disclosure

Program Learning Outcomes Annual Assessments

Religious Organization Exemption Disclosure

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Statement

Student Handbook

Student Complaint Process

Title IX Information