Whether you are looking for a bachelor’s, master’s, or
doctoral degree, find out everything you need to know about getting into the program
you want and how much it will cost for tuition and other fees.
Your schedule may be packed, but make sure you take
some time to clear your head with one of the many recreational activities going on at
Liberty University.
A thriving athletics program has been an integral part
of Liberty University’s vision from the beginning, and today Liberty has 20 NCAA
Division I athletic teams, 41 Club Sports teams, and 20 intramural sports.
Get a world-class education with the solid Christian
foundation you’re looking for at Liberty University. Here, you’ll gain the values,
knowledge, and skills you’ll need for success in every aspect of life.
Please note, online courses cannot be dropped once there has been activity in the course.
New Registration Tool
Tired of searching for courses in ASIST? Try the new Registration Tool. The look and feel of the new tool will make searching and registering for courses much easier than before. Check out the tutorial for the new tool. ASIST registration is still available if you prefer a more familiar registration experience.
Spring 2019 Registration Schedule
Please Note: Registration dates, times, and policies apply to current residential students only.
Level classification is based upon successfully completed and in progress courses.
October 22 - Registration opens for Honors Program & NCAA Athletes
October 23 - Club Sport Athletes
October 24 - Registration opens for Seniors & Graduate Students
October 26 - Registration opens for Special Groups & International Students
October 29 - Registration opens for Juniors
October 31 - Registration opens for Sophomores
November 2 - Registration opens for Current Freshman
November 5 - Registration opens for New Students*
*New students must complete FCI and assessments prior to registration. Please Note: Registration will be open online only for those who meet standard admission, advising, and registration criteria.
Resident Undergraduate Waitlist
Waitlisting allows students to join a list that allows them to wait for an open seat in a course. Seats are reserved for students on the waitlist as seats become available due to drops. Waitlisting is available for select resident undergraduate courses.
Undergraduate students are no longer required to meet with their academic advisor prior to registering unless they fall in one of the following categories:
All Freshmen (0-23 hrs)
First-semester transfer students
All Juniors and Seniors (48 hrs and above) who declared or changed their major during the previous semester.
Student-Athletes (NCAA), AOP students, School of Engineering, and any student who has an Academic Hold (AW, AP, AS, AD)