Liberty University Top Questions

Nothing. I was completely prepared and knew what to expect.

I wish I had known that I was coming to this school while I was in high school. I did not know that I would be coming until one year after graduating high school, and I wish I had known about this school sooner, so that I could have recommended it to my friends. If I had known about this school, earlier, I would have had much less anxiety about choosing a school. Upon my initial visit to this school, I felt at home, and I have been completely happy with it ever since.

I wish that I had known to be more adventurous and spontaneous at Liberty. I was very straight laced and a by the book girl when I got to Liberty. As the years have gone by I have discovered , especially so at Liberty, that there are a lot of oppurtunities for those who are willing to stick their necks out.; and I wish I had been following that model from the very beginning.

The curfew is very strict and city shuts down at 10 pm.

That everybody was friendly

I knew I wanted to be popular and have lots of friends. I also wanted to be known for being generous and a good listener for people.

That there is poor parking space.

There is nothing I wish I had known.

I wish I would have known that you need to have a big coat for the cold days!

That there would be a great deal of required religious courses not at all relating to my major or my religion

Books are expensive!

I wish I knew that even though the school appears to be boring, there is truly something to do almost everyday, on top of every weekend. You just need to place yourself amongst the right group of people and the fun will come to you.

nothing that i can think of. i cam to school expecting nothing so i would not be surprised.

I wish I had known before attending Liberty University that there were very few parking spaces to accomodate everyone driving to school.

I wish I would have been more aware of the scholarships that this campus gives, and just more aware of how I can get help about finiacial aid.

Not to bring everything that I own. There is not much room for everything.

I wish I had known how to interact with people more and how to better manage money. Mostly because in the real world you have to be able to work woth people you don't necissarilly get a long with and I wish I had done that more, and you always need to know how to manage money and it is a good life skill to have.

I feel like I was prepared.

It's uber-conservative. At times even more-so that Bob Jones University or any of the other Christian schools. What makes it worse is that they put on this charade about how open minded and non-political they are, but everyone knows that they are a Republican's wet dream.

Rated R movies are banned.

I wish I had known how to balance out my social life with my school work and studies better.

How to study better. I had to learn the hard way. But The important part is that I learned.

I really do not have anything I wish I would have known. If there was something, everyone is so helpful that I would never remember it.

how much I would be paying

Knew it all basically.

That I didn't have to worry about finding a girlfriend/wife.

I wish I would've accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour sooner, because I would have applied to this school as soon as I graduated high school, instead of going to all the wrong schools. With Jesus in my life, there is so much more peace in my life, because He guides into exactly where He wants me to be, and its much easier than being confused in decision-making.

I hadn't done enough research about all the rules that applied to students at this school and had a semi difficult time adjusting at first but it turned out to be the best thing for me.

How much my faith was going to be challenged. They really make you dig deep into what you believe and why. They want you to develop a strong foundation for your convictions. When I fist came here, weak in my faith, their teaching really rocked me.

I wish I knew how much it was going to cost. They give you an approximate number but nothing is set in stone until half way through your first semester and even up to your first year.

its pretty good

I wish that I had known that this school can be a little harder to make friends at than other schools. I believe this is because LU is a Christian school, so people have a tendency to be more "fake" than they would at a state school.

I wish I had known how friendly and accepting everyone would be. Then I would not have been as worried about starting school.