Liberty University Top Questions

I wish I had known that at times you would not know whether you were going to make it. The workload can be overwhelming, assignments can be tedious, time can run short, unexpected money problem can and most likely will occur. However, I also wish I would of known that you will get through it. There are many offices on campus that can help your stress level decrease. Such as Student care, student advocate, financial aid, and such.

Be prepared to put time and effort into your classes and the research papers!

I am just starting school and it is quite a change from the community college atmosphere I am use to. I hope to find a way to continue my daily life of raising my two sons, while earning my bachelor's and then my master's in business administration.

The school is not as laid back with rules as they are rumored to be. If you want to go to a Biblical, Christian college with a large student body than this is the place for you.

Before I came to this school I wish I had known how big the school really was and how cold it would be in the winter. I wish I had also known how great of a school they were several years ago so I would not have spent so much time looking for other universities that met my needs and could have focused the time instead on applying for grants and scholarships.

I wish I would have taken a better look at my own finances, but about the school itself, nothing. I was very well informed. I was allowed to take a free class before my first semester to learn about how to take their online classes. It was an amazin benefit.

I wish I would have known how lonely it would be to be online for an East Coast school while living on the West Coast.

That it rains a lot in Lynchburg.

I wish I knew more about how the bus schedule works. I didn't ride the bus at all my first semester unless I went with someone. After finding out how the bus schedule worked first semester I felt more comfortable riding the bus by myself second semester.

About God when I was younger and lived for God when I was younger and got more out of Church.