Liberty University
Lynchburg, VA
Lynchburg, VA
Affordable
Liberty University’s tuition is in the bottom 10% of all private colleges and universities in America. Not only is our tuition low, but all incoming students receive several scholarships at varying amounts. In addition to university scholarships and federal grants, our Student Advocate Office provides Outside Scholarship Workshops to teach you how to be successful in searching for and receiving outside scholarships.
Atmosphere
Life at Liberty is full of excitement and opportunity. The environment outside the classroom is a vital part of every university experience—and here at Liberty University, we encourage students to work hard and play hard. While academic and spiritual goals are the paramount focus of your journey at LU, students are encouraged to round out the experience through our extensive extracurricular program.
Amenities
Liberty offers students many amenities to provide a comfortable, personal atmosphere for students. Our residence halls provide a variety of options including apartment-style housing, quads, and hallway residences. Our on-campus specialties include the LaHaye Student Center and Ice Center, Campus East Clubhouse, multiple campus cafes, over 30 miles of bike trails, and more!
Ministry
Because Liberty’s number one focus is God, we provide students with a variety of worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and evangelism opportunities to help facilitate spiritual growth. Many of the opportunities for ministry, teaching, and growth are incorporated into the weekly schedule. Liberty also requires a few basic Bible classes for students to learn more about the Bible as well as grow in their personal walk with Christ.
Ranked #4 among the "Best College Campuses in America" | Niche, 2024 |
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Ranked the #1 "Most Conservative College in America" | Niche, 2024 |
Student population
• 47% male and 53% female enrollment
• 51% of students live on campus
• 49% of students commute to campus
• 50 states; Washington, DC; and 100+ countries represented on campus
• 500,000+ volunteer hours per year
Academics
• 700+ unique programs of study (some available both on campus and online)
• 600+ online programs
• 15 colleges and schools
Athletics
• 20 NCAA Division I athletic programs
• 590 NCAA student-athletes
• 6 NCAA Division I individual national championships
• 200+ NCAA Division I conference titles
• 40+ club sports teams
• 700+ Club Sports student-athletes
• 17 Conference All-Sport Award wins in 26 years