Liberty University Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

Fees:

I'm not an international student so I am not aware of the programs and benefits in place. I do know that liberty university has more than 80 countries represented at our school and by multiple people. The financial aid available seems to be very helpful, and the international student affairs office workers are very skilled and competent at helping international students navigate Liberty.

The financial package was the new deal for me. Additionally, I debated for the LU debate team and loved the coaching staff and team atmosphere. I had been recommended the school by multiple family friends, pastors and classmates. I paid an application fee but was refunded because I applied before a certain deadline. I graduated with a 4.0 gpa and a 32 SAT. I?m a member of the LU honors program.

Course Curriculum:

I love the courses that I have gotten to take. After the basic introductory college courses, the ones in my major are challenging but very interesting and they allow me to learn very well. They have taught me very much about the field that I am entering.

Fees:

There is tuition, room & board, a meal plan, a health fee, an activity fee, certain fees that apply to certain programs or courses, and textbook charges.

Course Curriculum:

It is ok. I am taking six classes right now. I feel like, in my computer science classes, my professors rarely talk about the lecture topic-- they're always getting off track. However, in my two bible classes and statistics class, the curriculum is great.

Fees:

Tuition is $11,900 for every student. After paying this, you can take as many classes as you want. There are also charges for staying on campus, having a car, health, etc.