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It was a good experience, overall. The advisors give you calls every so often. If you have a call you can simply give them a call. Most of the teachers are very friendly and helpful. I get a couple teachers who did not accept late work, they should understand life happens sometimes and you just sometimes don’t have time or the resources to complete assignments because you’re in the military. I would honestly complete another program if i can. The work is sometimes rigorous and you may have to take... Read More one course at a time. Most teachers there pray for you constantly and care for you overall.

Some of the pros associated with being in an online graduate program is the ability to work at one's own pace. The deadlines for assignment submissions allow for time to study the content and apply what was learned while tending to life's demands (i.e. family, career, leisure). Additionally, there’s an advantage in being somewhat anonymous as an online student because it alleviates any biases the professor could potentially have when it comes to grading. With this could also be a con, as the lack... Read More of an interpersonal working relationship that could be established between a student and a professor may be hindered. Overall, I have had a pleasant experience in my online education, as it provides the convenience of allowing me to manage life outside of higher education, but rigorous to the point of disciplining myself to work hard in order to succeed.

Liberty's online program makes attending classes much easier than the traditional campus method. It allows the flexibility that is needed by working adults who do not live near a major university campus to further their education. The price is competitive with other major universities as well. The downside is that the school offers virtually NO financial aid assistance to graduate students except in the form of student loans. This can make the process difficult for those of us who have proved their... Read More work ethic and value, but have chosen to work in a profession that is not known for lucrative salaries, ie public education.