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Lehigh University - Computers - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.85

Computers

Quick Stats

Wireless Access Yes
24-Hour Labs? Yes
Grace Hall
Charged to Print? No
Operating Systems
  • Mac OS X
  • Windows XP

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Almost all Lehigh students will agree that the campus computer network is reliable and fast. There are plenty of computer labs, which enables most students to get access to a computer whenever they need one. Obviously, the computer labs are busiest during midterms and finals, but intrepid students usually can find a computer after a bit of searching. Despite the fact that there are plenty of computers readily available, most students bring computers with them anyway, especially freshmen, as it can be a pain to trek down to the libraries, especially during Bethlehem’s cold winters.

Students who have trouble with their PCs can call the WIRED service, which has normal business hours, and schedule an appointment with a computer technician. The WIRED techs are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Overall, you’ll be happier with your own computer at just about any college than without one.

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Computers at Lehigh University

nrg1374

'12

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering

4.6
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Great on-Campus Computers

The computer labs on campus are pretty great, even if they do fill up during midterms and finals weeks. On campus computers have a lot of software you wouldn't pay for on your own, like Matlab and Solidworks for engineers, and Adobe photoshop, illustrator, and others in the Design Mac lab.

You definitely should bring your own computer (whether a laptop, desktop or both), because the dorms do not have any public computers. They also got rid of printers in dorms, so you have to print at the library or in an academic computer lab. The libraries are open 8am-2am, but if you want immediate printer access or you live up on the hill, you should probably get your own printer (or find a friend who has one).

Dec 17, 2011

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Computers at Lehigh University

Sushan

'12

Information Operations

3.5
B

Printing on Campus

It has been free to print from the public printers in the libraries and computer labs; however, new policy has recently been imposed that every student now has a printing quoto of about 7000 pages per semester. If over the quota, the student has to pay for the printing.

Jul 26, 2011

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Computers at Lehigh University

slp214

'14

Mechanical Engineering

4.6
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Lots of Labs

There are computer labs all over campus, so it's relatively easy to find a place and almost all computer labs have a printer in them. Wireless is in most building and you just need your username and password to access it. There is no wireless in the dorms, so you will need an ethernet cord for your computer.

Apr 02, 2011

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Special Software & Hardware Discounts

Adobe software

Free Software

ACL, Acrobat Reader, ArcExplorer, FTP Explorer, Ghostscript, GSView, Microsoft Dreamspark, Microsoft Office, Norton AntiVirus, PowerPoint viewer, SharePoint Designer for Windows, Stunnel, Windows Vista Ultimate

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Check out www.lehigh.edu/wireless for more information on computers at Lehigh University.

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