Does anyone know anyone who has completed the online IET degree? They aren’t ABET accredited but the school is telling me no one has issues finding employment after graduation. Anything helps, thanks!

Hello,

Is anyone currently taking CSIS 316 online?. Is the online syllabus accurate about the workload? https://www.liberty.edu/online/courses/csis316/

So this is been a hot topic or I may have noticed it more because I'm not caught up in it but what Ai detector is everyone using?

I know the tatics of dumbing down my paper which is crazy for a PhD level course but also my natural writing style lends to me getting detected.

Hey everyone,

I'm considering studying Worship & Music or International Relations. Whether I pick Worship & Music largely depends on the extent to which God puts it on my heart, but also on the style of worship being taught. Is it a more contemporary genre similar to music that Bethel, Hillsong, or Upperroom release? Or does it lean towards Christian Music released 10+ years ago?

A non-biased opinion would be appreciated. Thank you (:

Hi everyone,

Current grad student at Liberty. I have my Bachelors in History and I am a high school history and TESL teacher. I plan to pursue my PhD in history soon after completion of my masters. I was thinking about a Masters in public history to diversify and possibly move out of teaching if that door opened. Would this be a bad move and should I stick with an MA in History? Any info for this program? One thing I miss about Indiana University where I attended for my Bachelor program is that I was able to directly contact the different programs via a phone call and chat. It’s almost impossible at Liberty.

I need actual friends on campus that aren’t libertified

My daughter is going to LU online next year.(25-26). She’s looking at the general religion studies. This is on top of the current academic plan. Does this mean everything is changing next year? What does this mean?

Hello everyone,

I am currently an online student with Liberty University and I am considering transitioning to an in-person status. Does anyone know of any options or would anyone be potentially seeking a roommate?

Hello people, i’m a potential med student and liberty and i’m trying to figure out 1. places near campus that i could live at starting late june this year, and 2. any female graduate students willing to room with me!

How rigorous is their MS in human bio degree and how manageable is the course load? Wanting to finish in the spring so hopefully it’s manageable to do with a full time job. I’m guessing their science courses aren’t too crazy rigorous since you’re taking 2-3 at a time, but super nervous since I have a 3.24 GPA from undergrad.

Ngl, I don't want to pay $50 to experience a college in a town I live in. I do, however, want to experience some of the CFAW events and seminars. Does anyone have a promo code?

Hi all, currently looking into their program. Just wanted to see if anyone has gone through it before and would like to hear your thoughts on the program, experiences after the program, and whether or not you thought it was worth it. Currently in the research phase of looking for I/O Psych programs and am interested in LU for the pricing and online format.

So my professor gave me a 0/150, stating that the paper was 70% AI generated, but the paper was mine I wrote it! I asked to rewrite for a different grade, but he said he was going to submit it for academic integrity. I have not had anything like this ever happen! I have a 3.9 GPA. I graduate in May. As a teacher myself I get his concern, but now I’m scared! I don’t want to get kicked out for something that isn’t true.

Hi everyone! I recently finished my housing selection and I chose South Tower because I liked rooming with only one other person. However, I can't find any reviews on the hall. Does anyone have any experience rooming there? Commuting? (I know it's far away from main campus) Community? Residential life? Thanks!

I’m genuinely frustrated and a little confused right now. As someone who has worked in the field for years, I’ve always used tools like Grammarly to help with grammar, punctuation, and overall writing clarity. In the real world, it’s a standard practice; in fact, it’s expected that we use these tools to make sure our writing is error free and professional.

But now, I’m facing a situation where I’ve been told that using these very same tools (Grammarly, quiltbolt etc.) is somehow considered cheating. In my entire career, I’ve never been told that relying on writing tools was a problem. And now, as a student, it feels like these tools which are designed to support us are being treated like a violation of academic integrity.

I’m not here to write novels. I’m not aiming to be the next great author. I’m here to learn, get an education, and be successful in a professional environment, where these tools are part of the process. It's incredibly frustrating to think that the very tools that have helped me in my career are now being criticized, and it’s making me question whether continuing this path is worth it.

Am I the only one who feels like this is a bit backward? I don’t want to quit, but this just feels unnecessarily complicated. Why is it a problem to use resources that help me become a better writer, especially when they’ve been helping people for the last decade? Are all schools like this online or is Liberty just overdoing it? any other school recommendations? I just want to give up already there's no point.

Hi guys, I was wondering if it is still possible to walk the stage during commencement with 3-6 credits remaining? I am trying my best to graduate this spring semester and my family really wants to see me graduate this spring since if I graduate in the winter, there is no formal ceremony and I can't afford to keep staying here until next Spring. I was thinking of taking my course over the summer. I understand I won't be getting my diploma until I finish all my credits, but I switched my major last year and have been trying to catch up to graduate on time. Has anyone done this before? Or does anyone have any advice? Thank you

I have some questions that I would like to ask!

Can anyone who’s done this program please tell me their experience, what were the courses like, what were the instructors like, capstone, and/or how long it took you?

Thanks!

What’s your experience? Programs worth it? How the life is going nowadays? Was it complicated to find a job after graduation?

Especially interested in alumni of Aviation Maintenance and Aviation Technology programs.

Thanks for sharing!

I’ll be traveling up to campus soon from Georgia for a PhD intensive. I’m planning on driving (roughly 8 hours). Any fun places to stop in between? Anyone have experience with intensives for the PhD program and what it tends to entail?

Thank you all

I went to a large undergrad school like Liberty, and one of the best parts about studying was finding new places every day to do so. I had access to all the buildings. Really helped my mental health that I could always get up and have a completely new change in scenery. Anyways, I’m trying to pick a med school and weirdly enough I think this will be one of the more important factors for me (bc mainly all other schools are on the same playing field in terms of the real important stuff). LUCOM students, could you swipe into, say, the business building and find a place to sit for hours on end??

Anyone currently in the MSW program and can provide some insight on the workload?

I’m trying to figure out if I’ll be able to work full time and complete this program full time as well.

Anything will help :-)

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Hello!

I am considering getting my Doctorate in Criminal Justice at Liberty University. Has anyone just started, or do you have any pointers? How are the professors? The courses have several written assignments: essays, blogs, and vlogs. I am doing everything online, so I won’t have the pleasure of meeting the faculty or students. So, if you can describe the atmosphere at one of the schools, that would also be helpful.

Thank you for your time.

Im in the masters program, and i know the grade appeal thing only works after 35 days but i have extenuating, personal circumstances, that i think warrants an exception. But the appeal process will not allow me to submit the form, and my advisor is not the msot helpful right now. I wish to jsut talk to a person regarding this, what office should i contact

I’m researching MSW programs and I can across Liberty University. I’m familiar with Liberty as I went to Christian schools from 2nd-12th grade and this school was heavily promoted as I got to high school (this was before online programs were as big as they were now). Ever since I started college, I’ve been to all secular schools as I needed a change of environment and I happen to enjoy my time being at those institutions. Now that I’m a year away from finally getting my bachelor’s after so many years, I’m looking for an online MSW program so I can continue my studies and eventually become an LCSW. I prefer a secular school, but I’m open to return to a Christian school if that means being able to get my degree online in my price range.

If there’s anyone in the program now or graduated from the program, what’s the curriculum like? Is the work material centered around Christ or is it similar to a secular college or university? I’m curious to know people’s experiences.

My career and life trajectory have led me to search for an online Ph.D. program in public policy and economics. After some research, Liberty University seems to be the only fully online option that fits my needs, as I don’t have the flexibility to attend in-person classes. This program stands out as one of the few available options for someone in my position.

However, I have some concerns about how subjective the coursework might be. For context, I consider myself moderate in my views—I’m pro-choice and support marriage equality for LGBT individuals. I’ve attended a Christian school before, and while I don’t mind religion being incorporated into the classroom and have no issue with Evangelical Christians or their beliefs, I want to ensure the education I receive is well-rounded and not overly influenced by political or religious bias.

My specific concern is that if the coursework leans heavily toward right-wing politics, I may not gain the broader perspective I’m seeking to support my professional and academic goals. For context, my planned thesis would explore an economic analysis of compassionate solutions to homelessness versus harsher policies like camping bans—something I believe resonates with values across political and religious perspectives.

For those familiar with this program: How much do religious beliefs or political ideologies shape the coursework? Is the program balanced enough to provide a thorough and somewhat unbiased education in public policy and economics? I’d appreciate any insights to help me determine if this program is a good fit for me.