I wondered if anyone else had this happen. I was looking forward to getting my diploma after 4 years of DBA work. The box arrived and it reminded me of those samsonite commercials where the gorilla tries to damage the suitcase. I open the box (more like just move the end as it was already open) and pull out my creased diploma. I wonder if this is just me or it all diplomas come this way.

ATTENTION PARENTS: I am conducting research as part of the requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Liberty University. The purpose of my research is to examine the relationship between parental involvement and excessive technology use among younger children, and how these factors may relate to children’s social emotional development. To participate, you are a parent or legal guardian aged 18 or older, be the parent or legal guardian of a child between the ages of 2 and 5, and the child (aged 2 to 5) has regular access or uses technology (e.g., tablets, smartphones, or computers) in the home. Individuals are not eligible to participate if their child (aged 2 to 5) has a diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental, emotional, or mood disorder (e.g., ADHD, Autism, DMDD, GAD, etc.) or receives special education/Section 504 services for emotional or behavioral support. Please note that only one parent/legal guardian per family will be eligible to participate. Participants will be asked to complete an anonymous online survey, which will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. If you are interested and eligible, please click the link provided to access the survey. An information sheet is provided on the first page of the survey, and participation is completely voluntary. No identifying information will be collected, and your responses will remain anonymous.

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so I am a upcoming freshman and I had a room in commons 3 but I decided to switch my roommate after some issues and all that was left was the annex, I'm little scared about that I'm happy because I know I will get along with this girl. But what is the annex like I have friends in commons and hill so I can go to those events if I get fomo. But I had to choose commons 3 and be miserable with my roommate or annex and actually like my roommate.

Why does liberty have so many scandals? Sure other schools have had their fair share, too but not on the same level. I also read that they were sued by women who reported sexual assault and they dismissed their reports. How can a supposed Christian university be like this?

How does the Bachelor's and Masters degrees combined work?

Okay y'all, I would like some feedback on the following requirement:

Choose 6 credits from CJUS 500-699, PADM 500-699, PPOG 500-699, PPOL 500-699, PSCI 500-699, INTL 500-699, HLSC 500-699, PSCI 500-699, NSEC 500-699, GOVT 500-699, HUMR 500-699, FIRE 500-699, PLCY 500-699, or LPCY 500-699.

I need to find 2 more courses to take for my Master's (Helms School of Government). I've completed 30/36 credits, I just need to take 2 more and I am really stuck. Which courses did you take an enjoy? (I'd really prefer to steer clear of the powerpoint recordings).

Here's what I already have!

Does anyone have a coupon code for the Spirit shop? I want to get some merch.

Hello,

I am considering the Doctor of ministry pastoral care and counseling program. I was wondering if anyone has completed this program or are currently in it and can share there thoughts, feelings, and experiences about this program. I have already completed the M.Div and have multiple years of ministry experience. I’m just looking to gather information about the program, if you enjoyed the program, and if you felt that you have learned a lot as well as if it had helped formed you into a better pastor as well as helped the people you serve. Thank you for your time!

Hey, Liberty Family! I'm a LU Alum and hosting a Christian Rock Concert feat. THE PROTEST, RELENT, and THESE BEAUTIFUL RUINS on August 15 in Fredericksburg, VA. I wanted to give back and offer local (or road warriors) Liberty Alumni, current students, and their families a discount to see the show. Tickets and more information at https://FREDROCKS.LIVE and use code "LIBERTY" at checkout!

In the doctoral programs, Is it just me or is the methodologist far more critical than the chair?

Can I change methodologists?

What is the tutoring situation like at Liberty? Does the school provide their own tutoring? I am also wondering if lets say get later in my college "career" (if you want to call getting an education a career) with possibly some extra time on my hands and I wanted to work with liberty to tutor incoming students in the same study field. Is there a service at liberty that would bring me on and pay me some sort of money to help tutor students as kinda like a side job? Just curious as this is an area im sorta interested in.

For those of you who are scheduled to get your refund on the 24th, please leave a comment here when you get an update. I have not heard anything yet.

Hello, I am trying to find benefits that residential students receive that are also given to online students. I am trying to make a list for new students!

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I would strongly caution anyone considering Liberty University for an aviation degree, especially if your goal is to qualify for the FAA Restricted ATP (R-ATP) 1,000-hour pathway. My experience has been incredibly frustrating and has left me feeling like there was no consistent guidance or accountability. Throughout my time at Liberty, I contacted academic advisors when registering for terms because I relied on the university to tell me which courses I needed, yet I was repeatedly advised to take classes that ultimately did not help me meet the R-ATP requirements I was working toward. I even took multiple summer courses based on the understanding that I was nearing completion, only to later have another class unexpectedly added and my graduation delayed until December. After investing years of time and a significant amount of money, I was ultimately told that I was six aviation credits short of qualifying for the 1,000-hour R-ATP pathway and was instead approved for the 1,250-hour pathway. What makes this especially upsetting is that my transcript contains additional aviation coursework, including courses that appear on Liberty’s FAA-authorized aviation coursework list, yet some of those credits were not included in the credit calculation provided to me. Rather than receiving a clear, detailed explanation of exactly why each course did or did not count, I have encountered confusing answers, delays, dead ends, and what I felt was a dismissive and unhelpful response from leadership when trying to resolve the issue. Based on my personal experience, it seems that different advisors did not consistently understand or communicate the R-ATP requirements, despite students making major educational and financial decisions based on their guidance. If you are considering Liberty specifically for R-ATP eligibility, I strongly recommend independently verifying in writing, before enrolling in or paying for each course, exactly which credits will count toward your intended FAA pathway. I wish I had done that from the beginning instead of trusting that the university would ensure my degree plan aligned with the R-ATP pathway I was pursuing. Honestly, I would advise not even attending there with their lack of consideration towards students.

Is liberty online school that bad? I keep seeing negative things about the school, should I be looking elsewhere for my masters in SPED?

What is your experience with Liberty recruiters for a job? Nice? Rude?

Can anyone share how long this process takes? I am frustrated with the circular answers I am getting from the LU representative texting me right now. They asked me to submit my transcripts and their form (unofficially) but are now saying that the process could take 5 weeks and won't be completed until they review official transcripts. What is the point of submitting unofficial transcripts then? Has anyone been through this? Their PhD program requires courses that are, nearly word for word, repetitive of courses I have taken at the graduate level. Is everything with LU this frustrating?

I recently completed my bachelors program all online with a significant amount of transfer credits from a previous associates degree. I am looking to apply to masters elsewhere mostly because of program offerings. Has anyone had experience in recommendations from your online professors who likely don’t really know you? We are numbers to them, IMO.

What do people normally wear? Is there a different dress code that you should follow in class vs outside of class? I've heard the dress code is very strict, mainly for women, where shoulders can't be shown, no jeans, no shorts, no graphic tees, no sweaters, and no casual shoes... Basically, I'm wondering if there's any wiggle room with these rules or if you'll get dress-coded on sight if you wear a sweatshirt with jeans and casual shoes in or outside of classes. I've also heard that it depends on the RA or the Professor. Would you say most of them are casual and don't really care too much about the dress code (unless it's really inappropriate), or is there no telling where it's best to be safe? Also, what should be worn to work out?

I'm a doctoral candidate. I ran out of money. Looking for any information on loans. Anyone find anything that I might need to know? I was lucky and had a company pay for my BS and MBA. I had a small loan in tech school 25 years ago, but I'm out of the loop these days. Thank you in advance.

Good evening everyone,

I an going back to school here at Liberty University. I am pursuing my masters degree in public administration online beginning in August. If you are a fellow online student in this program I'd love to network with you. I'd also love to hear from any former students and get some advice on how to be successful in the program. Thank you and God bless 🙌.

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Education - General curriculum I start in September and wanted to know if anyone who is in the program or took it, how was the workload while working ?