Liberty University

Got my degree so that's cool.. But they denied my R-ATP. Even though, I did everything I needed to do to be eligible. Their response, "oh well nothing we can do."

I earned my M.A. in history there, 'Very high standards of teaching and scholarship. I have No regrets about my experience other than the broad admissions policy of the school and it's lower reputational ranking.

Liberty is a good school and a really awesome place to visit. The history of prayer here is inspiring and convicting. Prayer Mountain is a must see. Beautiful campus and strong emphasis on Christian values and patriotism. Would definitely come back here again!

We were heading south on vacation and decided to stop by Liberty University. Our oldest daughter is attending Liberty online so this was her first time seeing the campus. Wow! It is an absolutely gorgeous and pristine campus. I am glad that we stopped by and checked it out. It definitely was impressive.

February 10, 2026. My name is Shmuel Perl, and I would like to share my experience with Liberty University. Prior to signing up for classes, I spoke with a Liberty advisor on the phone, and was promised that I would have a 30 day time period in which I would be able to withdraw and get all my tuition money back, so based on the above promise, I signed up and paid full tuition for the semester of around $7,000 dollars. After the start of classes, which began on January 19th 2026, I had to withdraw, and contacted Liberty about my decision. After a few days, I was shocked and surprised to see that I had a large balance left on my account. I contacted Liberty right away and explained to them the above issue, they told me that someone would be in contact with me, it's been already over 2 weeks and no one has helped me, and no one has contacted me. Again and again they told me that someone will contact me but no one is helping. They say that there's no supervisor to talk with and that i need to wait longer. I've spent over $2,000 of my own money on the cost of attendance, and I was promised that the cost of attendance of $722 would go into my bank account on the 25th of January, but no money was transferred into my bank account even until today, February 10. So, I contacted Liberty and explained to them that I had spent $2,000 on the cost of attendance and needed the $722 that they promised would go into my bank account. They told me that they took the money for themselves instead. The amount of stress and pain that Liberty is causing me is unbearable. Why is Liberty putting me through such pain? Why am I being cheated this way?

Absolutely despicable. The university charges double what public universities does, which is their prerogative. I was a student there for roughly a year before deciding it was too expensive and to go elsewhere. a couple years later and I graduate and need a transcipt from LU. Long-story-short, the registrar's office lied to me multiple times to neglect their responsibilities to their students. I can't see how this is a Christian university in the slightest.

Got my degree and thankful for that but the financial office has never been understanding and definitely not veteran friendly at all especially when I am active duty.

We visited Liberty tower today. The view is amazing. You can take an elevator to the 15th floor and there is an Indoor viewing area. There is another elevator that will take you to the 17th floor and an outdoor viewing area. You can see the distant mountains and much of the nearby city. The common area outside is decorated nicely for Christmas as well

All good so far I am a student at Liberty University and I'm on my on my way to graduation day. Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia Long ways from my home

I've attended the CFAW event! College for a weekend! I was there with my niece, who is considering applying for this great university! American spirit all the way!! Everything is in Red White and Blue! Everything is nice and clean! Well organized! Beautiful Campus! I loved their Convo! Wow ! The worship time gave me goosebumps! Huge arena filled with great promising youth singing and praising the Lord! On a university campus! I wish I could go back to school on campus and join them! Great speaker also! The audio , video , light, and video graphics are beyond professional! As a foodie, of course, I wanted to check the food there! Very nice options between Mediterranean ( Garbanzo ) , Chinese option , burger option , pizza , chick fil a, and other fast food restaurants were so close by, literally right outside the campus They also have a Starbucks I actually enjoyed ROT , their dining hall , the buffet! It was nice, but I have seen better, honestly. If you visit the campus, make sure you visit the tower! One of the great things I heard about liberty is the big companies that go recruiting students! That's a big sign of how they trust education there and why you should trust liberty!

5/10/24 was the first time I came here. My cousin graduated during that weekend. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Biomedical Sciences. This university is really big. I came here with my family. On 5/11/24 I came on that Saturday with my family. It was crowded and we took a shuttle to the ceremony. The majority of the people were nice. Everything went ok. There was no protest of any kind.

Don't do it! Run in the opposite direction. The doctoral/PhD programs are not student friendly...they will take your money, screw you over, and hang you out to dry. Good luck getting the dean to help either. He said that he was too "busy" to take a call from me and said I could email him with questions. I was accepted into their DBA program, had a 3.90 GPA prior to beginning the dissertation phase of the program, was paired with the most incompetent chair, refused a new chair when I requested one after taking the Phase I of the dissertation 3 TIMES, and finally just ended up going to another university to complete my degree. I literally spent 3 semester on 1 assignment because the chair continued to make up rules as she went along. I even hired a professional doctoral tutor who said he had several other students at the university that were getting screwed over like I was. I can not even begin to stress enough what a nightmare they put me through and would highly discourage anyone from attending this "Christian" university.

DO NOT ATTEND THIS UNIVERSITY. They are a scam. I made a complaint and they cast my complaint aside and refused to refund me tuition money due to discriminatory practices. Even with evidence, they didn't care. You don't have to believe me, just Google it and you will see Liberty's LONG history of silencing people who speak out - even Veterans. Again, look for a reputable institution that is focused on student growth, not greed and money, all while putting on a fake Christian facade.

Beautiful Campus! Huge arena filled with great promising youth singing and praising the Lord! The food there! Very nice options between Mediterranean ( Garbanzo ) , restaurants have a Starbucks visit the tower! One of the great things I heard about liberty is the big companies that go recruiting students! That's a big sign of how they trust ed

As a Christian person, I always wanted to study at a Christian university, but the truth is that this university has disappointed me. The admission department for online degrees is terrible, they didn't even know how to transfer credits from my previous degrees...they just want money. Thank God I didn't start

Liberty University excels with its strong mission, beautiful campus, and diverse degree programs. Definitely a premiere private Christian universities out there. My classes have been excellent.

Just attended my daughters graduation with a BFA in graphic arts. We can't say enough great things about this college! The classes are challenging, but they should be it's a university. She still managed to get through and graduate summa, cum laude. I believe that her time at liberty was well spent, and that will lead to a bright future .

One of the best places on earth! Couldn't attend a better university! Mission is what's most important and the people are amazing!

This is and has been the worst college experience of my life! With a pass rate of 29 percent, save your money! I was retaliated against for speaking up about professor misconduct and to no surprise the school sides with the professor! With 8 years in college, I have never experienced this type of behavior in my life! I ended up withdrawing as NO ONE TOOK ACTION OR HELPED! The reviews are not accurate and as an elite Yelp, I will be sure to post accurate experiences! The leadership talks down to you and I have that email as well! Please consider taking your business else where! They can contact me and refund me in full and it wouldn't make what they did right! My attorney is ready so let's go!

Take a GOOD look at their BBB profile and it's complaints in the screenshot I provided. I am a former student. This "Christian College" is an absolute SCAM. They will charge you for classes you did not take, they will flag your account for "fraudulent activity" and lock you out if you ask ttooo many questions concerning their policies (They also delete any correspondence between you and the university), Their staff are rude and cryptic when it comes to giving information about how to contact higher-ups. If you file a complaint they will be highly dismissive and offer no recourse whatsoever (they will deny it and never contact you), the quality of education is poor and you have to teach yourself (The curriculum lacks any substance, and their instructors do nothing), They are ruthless in getting you to rejoin their college even they claim you owe them or there is a "fraud hold" on your account (they will offer options for payment plans and never give you any kind of written documentation saying you paid them off. They will also offer one-time payments, a deal that cuts the price down some for only one day, but you have to pay it in full, and they will REFUSE to give you a receipt). MOST IMPORTANTLY: THEY WILL CHARGE YOU FOR CLASSES YOU DID NOT TAKE, HOLD YOUR TRANSCRIPTS INDEFINITELY, AND REFUSE TO DROP THE COURSES NO MATTER WHETHER YOU COMPLETED COURSEWORK OR NOT. Their classes are insanely overpriced and they will try to create holds, charges, and false allegations against their students to throw attention away from themselves. Don't make the same mistake I did with this college. I have been battling them for THREE YEARS and still am to this day.

Such a beautiful university! I've visited a few times and I alway enjoy the experience. Everyone I have encountered on campus have been super nice and helpful. I look forward to my trips to Lynchburg, VA and visiting this amazing campus! GO Flames!!

In the aviation program, the classes set deadlines that often cannot be met because of external forces (weather, plane and instructor availability). They offer no extended deadline date. They expect students to pay for the entire class again even if they one need an additional week. It is ridiculous and makes zero sense. Students are being punished because they cannot control the weather. We are extremely disappointed. We wanted our son to attend Liberty because it was a Christian University. We feel completely betrayed because their business practices are anything but Christian. They are deliberately ripping people off to make more money. Our one solace is that they will be held accountable for this greed and treachery one day.

What a joke! They must have a great deal of turnover in their admissions staff; nobody seems to know what they are doing. I was admitted, but I will never attend. I can only imagine the quality of their online systems in place for students. Do yourself a favor and attend another University. There are a great many options out there.

I initially transferred here from another grad school because the online courses appealed to me and the ideal timeframe I wanted to graduate in. I had a professor fail me over an "incorrect link". Her failure for the link cost me my A+, and $3,000.00 that I have to unfortunately pay all over again to retake her stupid class. This school has been nothing but a straight nightmare!!! I would strongly, strongly recommend any other university but here. Once my GPA is back up (where it should've been at as I graduated Summa Cum Laude in undergrad and am a perfectionist in everything that I do), I'm transferring out as fast as I can. Liberty has been the worst decision of my life, and I can't voice my story loud enough. Take my advice-DON'T GO HERE, SAVE YOUR $$$ AND GO ELSEWHERE!!! Also, if you submit an appeal they will ALWAYS side with faculty/professors, so there's no reason to even submit an appeal or complaint bc they WILL deny it. Hope this helps!

Absolute money pit that is not veteran friendly at all. You have to go through a quest to even speak with someone and often will get transferred in circles. An absolute nightmare if you are a veteran using your GI-Bill benefits. You will lose aid, then will cost you lost benefits, and I can't recommend enough that you keep looking for another school.

Liberty is still holding true to God's word after 31 years. I graduated from Liberty in 1992 and just returned to help them out. I couldn't be anymore happier that Johnathan is back and focused on champions for Christ. I pray we (Liberty) keep the focus as the world is pushing away from Godly principles. Loven it!

Bad experience with the Ph.D. online program here. They advertise the program as taking 3 years and being geared toward working professionals. Both these items are false, and you should plan on paying much more than they estimate due to their proclivity for making students re-take classes in the dissertation phase. In general, my experience was the department and school only really cared about the money. Communication outside of money-related matters is very inconsistent and often lacking. I started off great with Liberty but the farther I got through the program, the more I have grown to dislike it. Moreover, if you do decide on Liberty, just know it will be extremely difficult to transfer out to another school. Many universities are reluctant to accept credits from Liberty due to a large amount of material in each class being primarily about God and secondly about the actual class topic. Hope this helps.

the school is ok but my daughter got her 4 year degree in 2 years and it cost her 75000 dollars. for 2 years that is completely absurd.

I'm currently a freshman at liberty university, and my experience so far as been AWFUL. Half the students here are so mean and when I try to talk to people everyone is so closed off. This one girl I meant, her name was Ellie, her name deserves to be put on this because she was so mean to me. I asked for directions to the library and she laughed at me cuz I didn't know where it was and told me just to find it on my own. I didn't really think it was funny but it was an awful experience that really ruined my experience. Also the professors here are no help, I try to ask questions but half the time they don't answer what I was asking or they said talk to me after class. Ughhh, just a horrible experience. Would NOT recommend coming here.

Liberty U. is bucolic and serene. Close relatives have gone here. The setting of Liberty is pitch-perfect: nestled in the foothills of Lynchburg, VA - like a type of French castle, perched calmly on a gently sloping hill. Open campus and very welcoming. Recently, I passed by here and almost never stopped. I am glad I did. There was friendliness all around: students jogging, leaving summer-classes in some building, married couples walking large dogs, there were some construction crews working late into the evening sipping coffee and there was a terrific view of a South Virginia sunset, over the mountains and the Liberty U. track and field complex. Nearby where I parked was an Army statue, which began some time in the 1940's - where 1 Liberty student had received an award each year for life achievement of mixing military service with Liberty U. academic prowess! It is a metal statue of a soldier kneeling, looking the same way I did: across the athletic fields and on into the sunset across the Blueridge Mountains. Liberty U. is a very large campus, it stretches along the highway with all sorts of academic, library, athletic, study and research buildings. Rebel review: 5

I am a current student here and let me start off by saying the communication with EVERYONE there is completely lacking. Well, except for the automated calls from Drew and a new female voice to remind you that registration is open. I had an amazing GPA up until a few months ago when they made the official switch over to Canvas. I'd say the last 6 classes I've been enrolled in I've failed or gotten a W due to not being able to open most of the course work. Some times a quiz will stay open here and there long enough to complete. I have emailed admissions, tech support and some of the professors trying to get assistance with the program. One Professor dropped me a few days in because I emailed him letting him know I was having trouble accessing the materials and didn't even offer help or an email back. I am not one to quit something especially since I've graduated everything in my school years with honors so to see my grades completely deplete due to not fault of my own is completely unsatisfactory. I do not recommend attending Liberty University if you're looking for an interactive school that helps you when you absolutely need it. A lot of the professors do not reply back when emailed or they give you an "OK" as a response. They (most of the staff in every department) do not work with you through problems you may be having. However, they will contact you when money and getting paid is involved. That is the most communication I have seen from anyone employed there. If anyone at Liberty reads these reviews, please contact me for a solution on what to do about my classes due to the shawty program errors. Thank you.

I love LIBERTY!!! Having received a bachelor's degree from another institution, I was pleased with how organized the admissions, classes, and any other online expectations have been. The school and professors in general are accommodating and considerate of the fact that students are working, married, parents, or have other obligations alongside their studies. I feel prepared through practicum and internship, coupled with class learning to be a professional in my field. My favorite experience at the school was the opportunity to travel abroad for an experience study and intensive. I was on campus for the first time during graduation and it is beautiful with many buildings. I wish their PsyD program was APA accredited and I could ensure it would be by the time I graduate. If it was, I would be there!

Wonderful school. Campus was so nice and clean. The campus is Amazing and has everything a student could want. If it had some more large trees for more shade if would be perfect. But that is a minor thing. I would so Love my children to go there. Wish some of the scholarships could be larger for merit or other things. The middle America awards are not adjusted by state and it cost so much more to live in places NJ and CA, higher salaries do not make us richer due to how much we have to pay to have a roof over our head and property taxes and services that are so much more money than other states.

I have a master's in leadership and management from a different university. I was pursuing a theology degree at LU. I would say that their student interface is very clunky. The library is difficult to find books and articles for research papers and again is very clunky. I've attended multiple universities and I was excited to attend a Christian university but I just can't leave a great review with how clunky the entire system is and how difficult it was to navigate and find resources. I had to drop my classes because It took hours to find resources and it wasted my time. I work two jobs, I'm in the military reserves, and I'm raising a family so I don't have time to waste. When I go back to school I'll be trying a different university. If you like sports you can sure find that information easily. I just wasted money trying this U out.

I went to Christian schools for both my Bachelor's degree and my Master's degree, but both those universities did not push a Christian agenda. Sometimes it was part of a discussion (such as Christian values vs business ethics), but often it was not. When I was investigating the DBA program at Liberty, I spent a lot of time with the Admissions Counselor on that question; I value a Christian perspective, but I am not there to study religion. I was absolutely assured it wasn't pushed and it would be a good fit. So, based on that feedback, and Liberty's reputation, I completed the application, enrolled and paid my tuition. I should have been suspicious when the first assigned/required text book of my first doctoral class (a business class!) was a review and commentary on the Old Testament Book of Kings. The first 4 assignments were also based on that text. When I discussed this with the Professor, explaining what I had been assured, he just waved off my concerns and said he was sorry the courses were misrepresented; most of the first 2 years of studies would have a Bible-relationship. I am a Christian and a man of faith, but I felt so lied to and the program misrepresented. I decided to withdraw, but was told there was no refund on the 5 expense textbooks I was required to buy, and only 50% tuition refund. I really felt that I was told lies and the program discussion was purposely misrepresented.

I applied out of interest in the online program... only to be greeted with over 55+ calls and voicemails from Liberty after expressing that I was no longer interested in them. Too many phone calls!!!!

I attended Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary until they threw me out of school for having sex with my fiancé. We met in Israel on a Liberty study tour and lived together out of necessity because she was from Georgia and I was in Lynchburg, Virginia, but they didn't care. I even made the Dean's List in the Master's program, but Dean Gomes expelled me.

The admission's process was so unorganized that by the time They were ready to assign him classes he would have been a week behind and would have had to play catch up in his school work. It could have been avoided but their lack of communication and how they needed to receive items and what items they needed and what needed to be on the items was very dysfunctional. The time in between each communication email or phone call caused major unnecessary delays. The problem now is, I have to find a different homeschool program for my child. Such a frustrating experience which is even more crazy considering the cost of the school.

Liberty University has a few good qualities, like their admission process and enrollment. Most of the people you speak to on the phone are polite and courteous. If you decide to take their 8-week online courses, be warned they are rigorous. As expected, you are condensing 16 weeks into 8, so double the normal weekly workload (reading, assignments, etc.). However, doing so allows you to focus on one class subject at a time per 8 weeks. Unfortunately, their summer semester overlaps the two 8-week sessions. My thoughts: **Curriculum (Computer Science, Management and Leadership) ** Does not simulate real world scenarios. Graded assignments do not make good use of industry standards and they tend to be unrelated "busy" work in most cases. The course material didn't align with the assignments. Graduate level is heavy paper writing with rigid requirements on the format of the paper (APA, MLA), peer reviewed sources, and utilizing their online library. The grading rubric is mostly geared to those items. If you stray from that, plan to receive a bad grade. One bad grade can change your overall course grade drastically. The Christian perspective is not integrated into the material well in my opinion. They don't show you how what you are learning in your material aligns with Biblical lessons, it is more like students have to go research it to figure that out. All of your courses will feel like you have additional biblical assignments alongside the course material. And there is a lot of research! **Professors/Staff** Many of the professors do not appear to have actual experience in the subject they are teaching. Undergraduate professors were responsive and helpful. Out of the two graduate professors I had, one was completely uninvolved, non-responsive to emails and seemed to be too busy with their "day jobs" to be bothered with my questions related to assignments. Many professors have other jobs, and that is perfectly fine. It becomes a problem when you are unable to fulfill your job duties. Professors have 36 hours to reply to student emails. I have had to reach out to other resources at LU to get assistance, and most of them told me to talk to my professor. ** Policies ** Once you complete the first assignment (requirements checklist) you are unable to back out of a class without financial and academic penalty -- and trust me, it is expensive. Sometimes life happens, and LU is very strict on this policy. If you switch your major/degree program - any courses you took at that same level (i.e.: Undergraduate or graduate) count toward your overall GPA for the new program, regardless of whether it is needed for your program or not. This might be common in other colleges, just pointing it out. ** Personal Perspective ** I feel I wasted my money (I paid out of pocket), as the courses I took did not add to my knowledge base. In fact, many times I felt like I was teaching the instructor and peers. I did not learn anything new. The courses/degree I received did not help me in my career advancement. I left feeling "cheated" like a bait and switch. Be cautious on how you proceed.

I have been attending LU for 2 years now and am about to finish up my Bach degree in Psychology. This university is amazing! I started at Master's U but had to switch to online only due to major health hurtles. LU takes the GI Bill and offers a 1st responder discount, so I get to keep and use more of my GI Bill than at any other college. EVERY LU professor stays on topic, they are not political, and they truly care about your success. I am so grateful that I was recommend to LU by a friend, because it is the best education I have received thus far. This is a Christ centered university, and where else do you get your professors and students praying for each other, as well as rooting each other on? I have learned so much from my classes, and I'm looking forward to starting my Masters in the fall. I just recommend LU via text just the other day to an old friend. They have the best resources and are beyond helpful in your education goals. Coming from a current student, I highly recommend calling them! Liberty University: 800-424-9595

At first skeptical, we sent our Daughter here for her Undergraduate and Graduate Work. Though not perfect, our experience with Liberty University has been Most-Satisfactory. Well into her Freshman Year, we decided that she should remain with Liberty as long as she progressed academically. I have been an Evaluator, accrediting Undergraduate and Graduate-Level Programs nationally since March 2001 and can say that Liberty University's Academic Programs and Campus Experience is equivalent, or superior to, any of the others I have visited. Liberty students are exposed to a wider diversity of viewpoints than any other institution I experienced. Despite its controversies, for those who are looking for a more conservative/traditional university campus and academic experience, Liberty University has my Highest Recommendation. These are my own views, based upon my Personal and Professional Experience, and may not reflect the opinions of the organizations I serve/represent.

Worlds largest Christian university. They have their own snowfex where u can practice ski jumping. They teach the Bible and their tuition is competitive so it's a great return on investment.

At a track meet for my daughter at Liberty University track and field stadium. It is gorgeous! Has all outdoor field events in the stadium. Well organized and has the best track I have seen.

My older sister goes there and I get to see her like every other month at liberty it is awesome I can't wait to see a football game this is the best college ever

Up front I want to clarify: I am not an atheist or a social justice warrior. I am a Christian, a military veteran and a politically conservative person. This negative review isn't because I disagree with LU over religious or political issues. But with that said: This school, it's professors and the academics they offer are completely terrible. And being this bad while claiming that a "Christian" education should be "better" than the secular alternatives makes the people running this place massive hypocrites. And we all know what the Bible says about hypocrites, don't we? (Matthew 24:51 if you need a refresher.) Academics here are weak, at best. I can count the number of classes where I felt like I learned something I didn't already know on one hand, and even at that only from reading the textbooks, not anything in the class itself. Often the classes feel like they were slapped together in a great hurry by someone who only half cared about their job. Assignment instructions often contradict the syllabus and the grading rubrics are vague with too much room for professors to grade based on subjective opinion. The value of textbooks tends to be hit or miss, with a few great ones but the rest wasting your time. What really burned all bridges for me was the quality of the professors in the online program. They don't participate in the class at all and assign grades in the laziest manner possible. In many cases you will get full points on an assignment with no feedback, or alternatively the professor will just make a few rude comments and deduct points randomly. Either way, it is obvious they didn't bother to read what you wrote and don't care in the slightest if you learn anything. For most of these jokers, teaching online classes is a second job they do in their spare time as an easy paycheck, so they half-ass their effort and know the university will never hold them accountable. The worst part is the university clearly knows these problems exist and they don't have any intent to improve or do anything differently. I have made formal complaints and the university has more or less conceded that I have valid concerns (and the evidence to prove it) but they offered no solution to the problem and couldn't be bothered to even give me more than a two sentence reply. I got the message loud and clear. They know their academics are a joke and they don't care. If you are a Christian who wants to learn more about politics, religion and life, don't waste your money here. Just go buy these books instead: Worldviews Since 1500 by Glenn R Martin. Is Reality Secular by Mary Poplin. Dupes by Paul Kengor. The Bible (by God.) Those 4 books can teach you more than you would learn in 6 years at Liberty University, for a tiny fraction of the cost. Save your time and money.

Oh my how the mighty have fallen! This is another Christian School that's fallen from grace. Man these people in the office have a lying spirit on them. So they lied and said my school dismissed me on my transcript, they will also try to make you repeat courses to make you stay longer if you had low scoring even though you got full credit. Then they said I had to appeal, but because I filled a nice complaint, these cowards just start sending emails and phone calls never apologizing but trying to register me for classes. I contacted Fasfa and told them what they were doing. They are uneducated in business, mildly racist, money hungry, and deceitful. Thank God this new guy Costin is coming in. His record is solid. He's going to be like a bull in a china shop. People can be in church for years and not be saved. You just have to make a decision, did God call you here and can you make a difference? And is it worth the trouble? I got into a new high level school. No reports of a dismissal or anything negative.

This place used to be Christian but all they want now is your money. They also have professors that have no clue what they are talking about in the IT department. I changed my major so that I could finish my degree but they won't accept my financial aid appeal even though I talk to the department of Ed and they said that they accepted it back in July. They don't teach you anything. Some of the professors are arrogant. When changing majors they won't drop it off your gpa even though it doesn't count towards your degree. Do not go here. They are a bunch of crooks.

Top tier #1 - if you go here you will get an excellent education! The professors are phenomenal, global leaders in their respective fields. The facilities are top notch for sure, every sidewalk is brick paved, the departments for each school are very impressive for sure! Take time to visit if you are looking to be a part of something bigger than yourself!

I went to liberty online- incredible value and path for getting your bachelors degree! 10/10 go get it done if you're thinking about it! I've been a pilot for 7 years and I learned a lot of very valuable things through this program.

I just completed the Online Academy admissions for my 10th grader. We applied over the phone and even though we could have done this process online, the person on the phone was happy to help and super informative. Love how everyone is polite and helpful. 10/10

Honestly you can't name that many universities that have all the things that Liberty offers its students. Sometimes there are long walks for classes but would you rather be crammed on top of one another? I really don't think so. The programs and degrees are wide ranges and they do a good job of maintaining the grounds. They are even expanding their parking which is going to help a lot for parking

My family visited LU today and was quite impressed. The professionalism, warmth and friendliness extended to us was refreshing. The facilities and caliber of staff helped make it an easy choice for my son.

The most beautiful campus in the country. Staff are great, and it shows by how well the campus is managed. The majority of the students are some of the kindest people you'll ever meet! Although I like making my own food, the cafeteria and restaurants on campus are amazing. One problem with the school is that there is not a lot of parking. Fortunately, they're in the process of building a second parking garage... should be nice.

I had an epiphany about furthering my education late last year and began looking into online universities. I knew that I should steer clear of University of Phoenix and the likes. When I saw this school in the top 3 of Online Universities, that made a big impression on me as far as enrolling. I figured that like my other attempted ventures into getting a degree in the past, I'd have issues with enrolling and would give up at that point. Actually, enrolling in this school was a breeze (for me, at least). I didn't have any problems with the financial aid either. My first semester rolled around and I wasn't really impressed with the Intro to Online Learning that they force new online students to take. A grand down the toilet, basically. It "taught" me 8 different ways to write the same junk week after week. "Why are you furthering your education?" "Do you know how to budget your time?" "Do you know that you should do your homework in a quiet place?" I'm 40-years-old, I don't need to be educated like a kindergartner. My other class was a math class, which was half decent for the first two weeks, but as the equations became more complex, the textbook explained less and less on how to solve them. Of course, there as absolutely no lecture material to assist in the struggle. Which just leads to an infuriating cycle of battling through lacking material and sending complaints which Liberty does nothing about. I managed my way through one lame class and one lackluster class into my second semester. I cannot stress how awful my English instructor was. The fourth day into the semester I had a "personal introduction" discussion board post due, where I needed a full understanding of how to do APA formatting in order to get credit for it. I don't know why I was expected to cite anything in a personal introduction and posting in a forum, isn't exactly what I would consider university-level education, bur more about that later. Keeping in mind that I work a full-time job and 2 part-time jobs, I only get the chance to do homework and tests on the weekends, so throwing a mid-week due date into the mix, really messes people like me up. The teacher wound up giving me a D on my post about myself. I should have just taken the zero. More about the "discussion board" posts...These are big-time fluff that many of the courses use to make it seem like you're getting some kind of substantive communication skills, but it's just a time waster so they neither have to educate or interact with you. If I had known that there is literally no lecture material available for any of the classes that I've taken thus far, I wouldn't have wasted my time even enrolling here. I have complained to Liberty and not received any worthwhile responses. I don't feel like I have learned anything and have basically been hung out to dry with all of the courses so far. I will be transferring to University of Florida's online program as soon as I possibly can, so that I can feel that I've learned something useful for my degree before I get too far into it and only have thousands of dollars worth of debt to show for it. Think twice before enrolling here, or use it as a stepping stone to a better school. You will not be adequately prepared for your major if you rely solely on the education that Liberty University Online offers.

I spent just over five years in Lynchburg with a focus on a ministry degree. Due to work constraints I had to complete my last semester requirements in Liberty's online program...the first year it was available. All was good...and still is! I appreciate the personal touch of the educators at Liberty. Great folks dedicated to the task of preparing students for success.

It was alright, got a decent degree, but you have to keep an eye on the administration. They WILL try to prevent you from graduating, and will absolutely gut you for the most money possible. Get a mentor from outside the school, please take my advice and do not rely on the school for advice.

BEWARE of this school's on line program!! Really wished my daughter and I viewed Yelp and Niche more. They are very un-Christian like. Gave my daughter a W on her permanent transcript after the first day of on line school classes starting, she realized it wasn't for her and that they move very quickly with no zoom classes at all. Also kept over $600 just for that 3 hours of time she spent that day. Now a month later they want another $149 in supposed tech fees she used. Do your research this school is a scam!!