Liberty University Top Questions

I wish I would have known how much extra money I would need to just survive as a college kid. I came here with very little money, and I find out that almost everything costs money is some way. So next time I hope to come in prepared, but that is just hard to get especially with todays economy.

I wish I had looked more at the price of the school so I could have planned out how I was going to pay for it and if I could pay for it through scholarships, by working or by loans.

I wish I had kown that it gets terribly cold in the winters being as though we are in the mountains. Had I known this i would haved packed more sweaters and a large hat to keep more warmer than my current staus while going to class a well as at night when I sleep on my twin bed!

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I am online student only

I wish I had known how college worked in general. My mentality was that of highschool; I did not understand the flexibility of college.

I wish I had known about the CLEP test. It would have saved me money and time that was otherwise wasted.

I wish I would have known to save more money, because usually every college student has financial issues.

I wish i knew how to balance my social life and my acedemic life better

I wished that I had know that the professors were demanding the best from each student and that they require you to study for their class very day so that you can do well on the tests.

Before I had come to Liberty I wish that I had left more of my belongings at home because I brought too much with me in the beginning of the school year. As a result, I had to pack a load of things in the car when I went back home, which could have been avoided if I had brought less with me to school.

How much I was going to be pushed trying to balance everything. I met so many people, fast. But I had to remember why i was at colllege in the first place, and that was ultimately to get an education. I am involved in a few extra-curricular activities and it took up my time fast. I balance it all now but it took some time to get there.

A little more of the rules and how much i was going to like it. Everyone is very friendly and the overall atmosphere of the school is very warm.

I wish I had not been so nervous, and, stressed out before I finally started my classes. This school has made me come out of my shell, and realize I can do anything if I just put my mind to it and, have more faith in myself , and know the teachers and staff are there for me to help me along the way.

I wish I had known that I didn't need to be AS serious, because when I allowed myself to have more fun I actually did better in my classes and was in a better mood.

That all the stuff they said i needed to but for the school year were not that neccessary

When I came to this school, it was much smaller and the academic advising was much better and more one-on-one. Now, because it has grown so fast, we no longer have an assigned individual academic advisor, and we get whoever is available. Therefore they are not familiar with our case. No ne can seem to advise me of which courses to take in what order, and it is all up to me.

I wish I would have known that people are willing to accept you for who you are. High school was very hard for me and because of my religios beliefs I found it very hard to make friends who I could hang out with outside of school. I thought that i just had a personality flaw. After attending Liberty University I have learned that there are people who are willing ot accept me for who I am, even despite my flaws and beliefs.

How much the dorms really cost.

I wish I had had a better study habit so that I could be prepared to do well in the classes.