Liberty University Top Questions

I wish I had known about all the scholarships that I could have gotten before I got here. I am paying for my own education, and it is not cheap. I also wish I was notified of some of the rules before I got into trouble. Not that knowing the rules before I got here would have altered my decision of coming, but it would have been nice knowing instead of getting into trouble.

I wish I had know to take advantage of all the different scholarships available and been a little more organized. I relied on government financial aid and scholarships through the school, which just isn't enough. I wish someone had told me to apply to every scholarship that you can, even if you don't think you need it. Money runs out faster than you earn it.

How great this school really is and how beautiful the area is.

I wish I had known just how far away from my home in NY it was. It's not too far, but I cannot get home as quickly as I would have liked.

I wish i had known what major to choose. But besides that this college is great, highly recommend it.

I was actually well-informed on most aspects of Liberty University before I got here. I attended one of their CFAWs (College For a Weekend). During that time, I was able to stay in a dorm, meet new people, and learn my way around the campus. It was very informative. One thing that I would have liked to truly realize beforehand is how important it is to keep up with the reading assignments in the classes. They do let you know this at the beginning of the year - but its something you only fully realize after your first semester.

There is nothing about Liberty University that took me by surprise, in fact all of my worries are repeatedly relieved as I interact with the staff at Liberty. The only part of "college life" that I am ignorant about, which would apply to any college or university, is the logistics of the financial obligation (financial aid). Because the financial obligation carries a heavy load even long after graduation, it is necessary for a student to plan wisely as to where they plan to attend school and how to secure money to help minimize the the debt.

I wish I would have known how easy it was to get my education back on track.

I wish I knew everything I know now 10 years earlier.

I wish I had known that not everyone comes to school with the mindset of receiving a quality education.