Discover Your Future

Visit or Connect With Us


Start your journey toward getting your graduate degree with a campus visit, attending an information session or live support appointment.

A graduate degree from Lenoir-Rhyne University gives you an edge in a competitive marketplace. We can show you how to make a graduate degree a reality through both virtual or on-campus visit options.

Virtual Information Sessions


Information sessions allow you to:

  • Engage with graduate faculty to learn about your program of interest.
  • Learn about the costs of a degree and explore options for financial assistance options available for you.
View Upcoming Virtual Information Sessions

On-Campus Graduate Student Visits


We are excited to host you on campus for an in-person visit. During your visit you will have the opportunity to meet with an admission counselor, a program faculty member and sit in on a class. Contact an admission counselor or email us admission@lr.edu or to schedule a campus visit.

Connect with Your Admission Counselor


Your admission counselor will assist you throughout the admission process and serve as your liaison to LR until enrollment. 

View Graduate Admission Staff

Virtual Campus Tour


Three students walking out of Rhyne Building between classes

Discover what it’s like to be a Bear. Take a self-guided virtual tour and explore the spaces, experiences and opportunities that define life at Lenoir-Rhyne.

A virtual tour is a great way to begin your college search or continue exploring Lenoir-Rhyne after your visit. You can move at your own pace, revisit areas of interest and get a comprehensive view of campus — no travel required.

Launch Virtual Tour Experience

Dan Waters

Whether you’re in Asheville on campus or 1,000 miles away like I was, you always feel like you’re part of the program and you shouldn’t hesitate because of distance.

Dan Waters, M.D.

News & Events

Debbie Tonnesen talks to a table of four students in the Clemmer-Long Center for Vocation and Purpose

A $49,228 grant establishes the Vocations in Faith Fellows Program through the Clemmer-Long Center for Vocation and Purpose, connecting students with congregations and nonprofits for immersive learning.

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The replica Pentecost Window in Russell House

A beloved symbol of LTSS’s history has arrived in Hickory. A scale model of the Pentecost Window now lives in Russell House as a reminder of history and a light toward the future.

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