I have a lot of friends who go there. It was easy for me to make friends because I already knew some people there. It's also pretty close to home. Being close to home is nice because I can go home whenever I want.
Course Curriculum :
It is ok. I am taking six classes right now. I feel like, in my computer science classes, my professors rarely talk about the lecture topic-- they're always getting off track. However, in my two bible classes and statistics class, the curriculum is great.
Exams :
I took the SAT twice during high school. I also took several dual enrollment courses during my junior and senior years of high school.
Internship :
Yes, in some areas it does provide internships. However, I have only been there for about a year so I do not fully know about the internships it provides. Several majors at the school require you to have an internship before you graduate.
Events :
Liberty celebrates the culture a lot. We had a cultural appreciation day at convocation where students from all over the world were able to represent their countries. We also had a taste of the nation's night where we were able to taste foods from around the world.
Fees :
Tuition is $11,900 for every student. After paying this, you can take as many classes as you want. There are also charges for staying on campus, having a car, health, etc.
Scholarship :
I have received some financial aid from the school. The school is willing to give you some financial aid if you complete your forms before a deadline.
Examination Structure :
The exams are interesting. In all of my computer science classes, the exams have the most random questions on them. You literally have to know everything to be able to pass those classes. However, the exams are easy in my bible and statistics classes.
Faculty :
Mostly everyone I have met who works on campus has been very kind. My professors have always been understanding and willing to help. When calling the school, the faculty is always kind.
