Johnny Lechner

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Johnny Lechner
Johnny Lechner

Johnny Lechner is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. His claim to fame (or infamy) is that he has been attending college since 1994. He was expected to graduate in May 2006, but withdrew in an 11th hour decision.

Lechner withdrew his application to graduate 5 days before the scheduled May 13, 2006 ceremony. He stated that he wants to spend a year studying abroad.[1] At the moment, he has the credits to graduate with degrees in Communications, Liberal Studies, Health, Education, Women's Studies, and Theater.

Lechner has been dubbed the "real-life Van Wilder".

The state passed legislation instituting a so-called "Lechner Law/ slacker tax" on long-term students, so Lechner pays double the standard in-state tuition, essentially covering the entire cost of his education.

Lechner was featured as one of People Magazine's 50 Hottest Bachelors (2006).

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