My niece went there in her late 20’s by choice, after leaving the Air Force. She has no interest in a party school and is a very spiritual person. She is loving the atmosphere, the area, and the quality of the teachers and fellow students.
Its like 98-99. They won't accept for a few reasons, but as long as theres no violent criminal record or previous expulsions youre very likely to get in. I got accepted and can't wait to start in the fall! I graduated hs with a 2.2 gpa and not the best grades, and I am very thankful for liberty giving me an opportunity at their amazing school.
Believe it or not plenty of young people are conservative and Christian and want to go to a school that supports their values, rather than one of the hundreds of leftist indoctrination centers out there.
Really? Has anyone even considered that all these wonderful podcast Liberty goes against all the lawsuits they've been hit with, in the last five years? The teachers who have left, sued and then settled? I asked a Liberty MA grad in Theology what he learned there. " He said, "How to hack the class, the teacher and the degree." I asked if he were a Christian, and he said "In all the ways that mattered." What? Finally, I challenged him on a few of the courses he passed, Apologetics for one. He couldn't answer the question with the knowledge of someone who went an Apologetics class, and this was an adult who went to LUOnline. I decided on another school They may appear to have a high rater of success, but I fear that in the future we're going to hear alot on the students who have gone and what they've really learned.
You highlighted the issue in your comment. He was an online student. Online college is a joke and incredibly easy to cheat in nowadays, especially with AI like ChatGPT, it's not a Liberty-specific problem. I am military and have plenty of friends doing online schooling with a variety of colleges and we all joke about how easy it is and how much everyone cheats.
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My niece went there in her late 20’s by choice, after leaving the Air Force. She has no interest in a party school and is a very spiritual person. She is loving the atmosphere, the area, and the quality of the teachers and fellow students.
This is a place that changes lives and is one of the most lively and loving campuses i’ve ever been apart of!!! COME TO LIBERTY
I hear the former head of the university is so loving that he actually likes to watch
Dear GOD, I pray one day you will make my way to be part of a Christian university like "Liberty University". It's a dream of mine.
My dream university I gonna make it to be here one day ❤
Absolutely amazing University! What a beautiful campus.
❤❤❤❤❤❤ I would love to be a student again.
My friend Georgianna Estell went here ❤❤❤.
Hey can yall tell me what the actual acceptance rate is? Google says 50 and then it says 99 I just wondered what’s accurate?
Its like 98-99. They won't accept for a few reasons, but as long as theres no violent criminal record or previous expulsions youre very likely to get in. I got accepted and can't wait to start in the fall! I graduated hs with a 2.2 gpa and not the best grades, and I am very thankful for liberty giving me an opportunity at their amazing school.
@ oh ok thanks so much for giving me hope 🤣🤣I hope it all goes well and hopefully see u next year!!🤣
@@andrew-vx5yf hey btw do u have snap or anything? I had a couple of questions to ask abt all this
4 more years 😅
I really like the way how conservative Americans can blend modern and traditional architecture, of which this campus is a good example.
I am coming Liberty 😢😢😢
Do people actually go here by choice or is it just because their parents make them?
I went there and loved it. My choice. My parents died long ago. I'm 62.
Believe it or not plenty of young people are conservative and Christian and want to go to a school that supports their values, rather than one of the hundreds of leftist indoctrination centers out there.
@@TheRovingRebel61 exceptions are not the rule.
@@jasonaltig985 Exceptions? Do you really think most of the 16,000 residential students DON'T want to be here?
@@TheRovingRebel61 from my experience at a Christian university I would say that many if not most would rather be somewhere else.
Please rescind the honorary doctorate given to Donald Trump. All other sensible universities have.
Really? Has anyone even considered that all these wonderful podcast Liberty goes against all the lawsuits they've been hit with, in the last five years? The teachers who have left, sued and then settled?
I asked a Liberty MA grad in Theology what he learned there. " He said, "How to hack the class, the teacher and the degree." I asked if he were a Christian, and he said "In all the ways that mattered." What? Finally, I challenged him on a few of the courses he passed, Apologetics for one. He couldn't answer the question with the knowledge of someone who went an Apologetics class, and this was an adult who went to LUOnline. I decided on another school
They may appear to have a high rater of success, but I fear that in the future we're going to hear alot on the students who have gone and what they've really learned.
You highlighted the issue in your comment. He was an online student. Online college is a joke and incredibly easy to cheat in nowadays, especially with AI like ChatGPT, it's not a Liberty-specific problem. I am military and have plenty of friends doing online schooling with a variety of colleges and we all joke about how easy it is and how much everyone cheats.
Those Trump Bibles are going to get expensive when the tariffs kick in. Better get one now.