FLC at a glance
FLC is an amazing place to receive an education—from our students to their studies, from our campus to our place in the Southwest. Out of Western regional colleges, public schools, and value schools, U.S. News & World Report recognizes us as one of the best! We are frequently mentioned in top college lists for qualities like:
FLC awards more bachelor's degrees to Native American and Alaska Native students each year than any other four-year school as one of 13 "Native American-serving, non-Tribal" institutions nationwide.
The Native American Tuition Waiver is central to the role we play, and we advocate passionately for federal lawmakers' continued support in honoring the agreement.
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Fort Lewis College, situated on a 247-acre campus at 6,872 feet, combines academic innovation with outdoor adventure. Students enjoy:
A hallmark of FLC is our class size. 57% of classes at FLC have fewer than 19 students which is our average class size. The student-to-faculty ratio across all departments is 13:1.
With a focus on experiential learning across 59 majors, you’ll learn the practical application of your studies through field schools, internships, original research, and other hands-on learning opportunities.
Students of color
Tribes & Alaska Native villages represented
First-generation students
Students are from Colorado
US states are represented
Countries are represented
Reduction in campus carbon emission
Students living on campus
Student groups
Average class size
Undergraduate majors
Full-time faculty