How famous is Lehigh University for Structural Engineering course?

Yes, LU is known to offer financial aids in full, partial, need & merit based formats.

As part of the Lehigh Commitment, the institute provides a full tuition grant to UG students belonging from families with a total annual income less than USD 75,000 (INR 63.5 L).

The students are also subjected to a number of tuition grants & waivers, as a result of the institute's commitment to make quality education accessible to all.

The institute accepts applications for financial aids from the month of November to April.

Mentioned below are the upcoming deadlines for scholarship applications at Lehigh:

No, the Lehigh University is not a part of the prestigious Ivy League institutions known for being the flagbearers of world class education in the United States.

Despite that, the institute is still known for maintaining a high academic standard & providing excellent post-study employment opportunities at some of the best companies in the US & abroad, as evidenced by its overall Graduate employment rate of 92% for the Class of 2024.

The Lehigh University has given a number of notable individuals to prominent industries such as automobiles, healthcare, politics, movies, sports & education among others.

Lee Lacocca, is a name that stands out as the most notable member of the LU alumni network.

Lee was an automobile executive by profession, having worked at some of the best companies in the industry including Ford Motors, where he was an influential figure in making popular cars such as Mustang, Pinto & Continental Mark III.

He also revived the Chrysler Corporation, another prominent automobile manufacturer, now known as Stellantis North America, during the 1980s.

The university includes a total of three campuses under its institutional umbrella: Asa Packer campus, Murray H. Goodman campus & Mountaintop campus.

The Asa Packer campus is the institute's main campus based across the north slope of the South Mountain overlooking Bethlehem.