Academic Bulletins

The Lincoln University Academic Bulletin—published every two years—serves as the official catalog for both undergraduate and graduate programs. Each edition is effective from the beginning of a fall semester through the end of the following summer session and contains the University’s academic regulations, degree requirements, and detailed program descriptions. It is designed to guide students in selecting and planning their programs of study while providing current information on tuition and fees, admission requirements, curricula, and institutional policies.

While the information in each Bulletin is accurate at the time of publication, Lincoln University reserves the right to make changes in response to economic conditions or evolving student needs. This may include adjusting tuition and fee schedules, modifying admission requirements, revising academic policies and curricula, discontinuing or changing programs, or canceling courses listed in the Schedule of Courses.

Students are expected to read and understand all information in the Bulletin and are responsible for knowing University regulations, meeting deadlines, and fulfilling all requirements for admission, registration, and graduation. Failure to review the Bulletin will not be considered an excuse for noncompliance.

Updates and revisions will be communicated through official University channels, including online postings, departmental correspondence, and notices from University offices, ensuring that students have access to the most current academic guidelines.