Liberty UniversityReviews of liberty.edu

When I say ridiculous. I mean ridiculous decision. No one advise anything, they're there to collect. They refuse to help you with choosing the right class. They're too busy trying to get you to enter a class And not transfer any of your prior credit classes to avoid losing $$$. Telling you your not obligated to take a certain course to only try to pressure you to take it anyway. Again $$. Your a non-factor until your not a student. Then harassment calls after you exit. The technical supporter is rude and lazy so if you need help with a curriculum that isnt loading you take the chance to fail bc of they're issues. . The way the last instructor critique allowing me to go through the entire semester to fail me constantly making a big deal about essay guidelines after completing several 800 word essays it was never good enough. oh, and bible scriptures at the end of each essay mandatory. I gave her a piece of my mind before dropping out. The fact she knew she was going to fail me having me complete massive assignments was absurd. She teaches psych. Quantitative/Qualitative research if you see her run. Do your home work on these universities before enrolling. Their full of it.

Liberty has been a big help to me over the years. I studied more than a decade there. There are certainly professors that are not good. There are several things that I do not like. First, all of the online programs I researched there are easily distinguishable from the residential programs. They have made it so the online students are easily culled out of the job market as many employers see online degrees as a second class education. This is a big problem for me. For this reason, I feel like students that are paying for a first class education online at Liberty University are being cheated. Second, There is some inconsistency as some programs are lengthy and require entirely too much reading and writing. Finally, there seems to be a leadership problem. There are great conflicts going on there and I feel like this problems starts with those at the very top levels of leadership. This in turn trickles down to the department directors and impact the student body.