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Active Duty, using TA. They're so helpful, at first, they'll expedite your admissions and enrollment and when you're a student you're on your own. No actual advisor, you get a different "advisor" who puts you on hold to confer with someone else if they can't help you. Currently a non-degree student, when enrolling the person pointed out that I have to take 12 units before getting regular student status, otherwise I would have to wait another term. It doesn't matter because the classes I'm taking... Read More are part of the curriculum, they just wanted me to take as many units as possible this term. Especially considering TA FY cut-off is end of Sep, and I was trying to use all my TA for the year in this term as a 1st time, online, grad student. Because I was rushed to enroll, my four 8 week classes overlap in a 12 weeks span! Explained my situation to a 600 level instructor and she gave me an extension, a 500 level instructor had no mercy- said it would be unfair to the class and I would fall further behind. And they really integrate their values into their assignments, so if you're don't share them, don't enroll here. I'm already looking into transferring. So far the classes are busy work, take 1 class at a time to get an easy A. Not a school to stress about, just sucks I used my TA here.

My online experience at Liberty University has been outstanding. I am a single mom working full time and was skeptical about online classes. The online experience has been phenomenal all the way from the Financial Aid department to Academic Advising. The professors are very encouraging and understanding. The course assignments align with the degree and are not too overwhelming. The University also incorporates a Biblical perspective which has allowed me to grow in my spiritual walk with God and more... Read More motivation to finish my degree. Graduation is around the corner and I recommend this school to any student or working professional who is looking to further their education.

The advisers and professors of my graduate program are very supportive and considerate. This is an online program, however, it is not academically easy. A lot of time goes into reading and studying the material, which is clearly laid out by the professor while taking the class. I find that my Master in Public Health specialized in Nutrition will help me further my career in medicine. I plan to apply and attend medical school. The material I am learning now is up to date with the current research... Read More being conducted at major hospitals running clinical trials. I am a Research Coordinator for a clinical trial for the Baylor College of Medicine. And, I see similarities in the study material with the patient study for the clinical trial. I thoroughly enjoy the program and I plan to excel in it.