Lawrence Technological University

Southfield, Michigan

Where Innovation Meets Opportunity
At Lawrence Technological University (LTU) in Southfield, Michigan, innovation isn’t a buzzword—it’s a daily expectation. With a focus on applied learning and technological excellence, LTU prepares students to lead in rapidly evolving industries. The university’s commitment to small classes, faculty mentorship, and real-world experience ensures that every student can turn ideas into action.

Get to know Lawrence Technological University

2,367

Degree-Seeking Undergraduates

Enrolled female students

34%

Enrolled male students

66%

Gender Ratio

Full-time students

67%

Part-time students

33%

Full-time to Part-time Ratio

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Retention rate

Full-time faculty

39%

Adjuncts

61%

Faculty Ratio

11:1

Student/teacher ratio

6-year graduation rate

Acceptance rate

College Highlights

Engaged Students

Great Teaching

Vibrant Communities

Successful Outcomes

Admission & Aid

Engaged Students

At LTU, students don’t just study science and technology—they live it. From their first semester, undergraduates are immersed in experiential learning that’s woven into every major. Engineering students design prototypes in the hands-on labs of the A. Alfred Taubman Engineering, Architecture, and Life Sciences Complex. Biology majors conduct original research alongside faculty mentors. Computer science students build software and compete in hackathons that simulate real-world tech challenges.

Capstone projects, cooperative education placements, and faculty-guided research allow students to apply what they’ve learned to industry-relevant problems—often in partnership with companies across the Detroit metro region. LTU’s emphasis on active, project-based learning cultivates not just technical skill, but confidence, communication, and creativity.

ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY
Non-U.S. Citizen: 20%
Hispanic/Latine: 3%
Black or African American, non-Hispanic: 14%
White, non-Hispanic: 48%
Native/Indigenous American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic: 0%
Asian, non-Hispanic: 5%
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic: 0%
Two or more races, non-Hispanic: 3%
Race and/or ethnicity unknown: 6%

Great Teaching

Lawrence Tech is grounded in a “Theory and Practice” model that connects rigorous academics with practical application. Faculty are professionals in their fields—engineers, architects, designers, scientists—who bring current industry experience into the classroom. With a student-faculty ratio that promotes mentorship, LTU ensures undergraduates are never just faces in the crowd.

Academic programs across LTU’s four colleges—Architecture & Design, Arts & Sciences, Business & Information Technology, and Engineering—are designed to meet the demands of the modern workforce. Many students take advantage of integrated bachelor’s-master’s pathways (4+1 programs), and all benefit from industry-aligned curricula and access to cutting-edge facilities.

Vibrant Communities

LTU offers a tight-knit campus community in the heart of one of the nation’s most diverse and innovative metro areas. Students build connections through more than 60 clubs and organizations, from professional societies and cultural associations to esports and service groups. Campus events like Blue Devil Days, TEDxLTU, and Innovation Fest keep the energy high and the ideas flowing.

The university’s suburban location places students just minutes from the cultural, culinary, and career opportunities of Detroit. Whether attending a startup networking event in Midtown, participating in community outreach in Southfield, or interning with one of the region’s major employers, LTU students benefit from being part of a thriving, engaged urban region.

Successful Outcomes

Lawrence Tech graduates are known for being job-ready because they’ve already made a hands-on impact in the real world. Most LTU students complete an internship or cooperative education experience before graduation. The university’s Office of Career Services connects students with more than 200 corporate partners and hosts career fairs, résumé clinics, and employer panels year-round.

LTU alumni launch successful careers in engineering, technology, healthcare, architecture, and business, with starting salaries that consistently outpace national averages. Employers know that LTU students graduate not only with the skills to succeed, but also the mindset to lead.

Admission & Aid

Admission

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Tuition & Cost

Tuition: $43,650
Room: $7,340
Board: $4,590

Contact Lawrence Technological University

Contact Admissions

ltu.edu/admissions
Call: (248) 204-3160
Text: (248) 450-0116
admissions@ltu.edu

Campus Location

21000 West Ten Mile Road
Southfield, MI 48075

1 (800) 225-5588
info@ltu.edu

Visit Lawrence Tech Online

ltu.edu