Online Course Registration for Residential Students
Online Terms:
- A-Term - Full 16 weeks
- B-Term - First 8 weeks
- C-Term - Middle 8 weeks
- D-Term - Last 8 weeks
Due to the compacted structure of online courses, only students with a 2.0 GPA or higher will be eligible to register using the Course Registration Tool.
Please note, that residential courses that are available to resident students as either a hybrid or in a strictly online format do not fall under these restrictions.
Registering for an online course has the potential to cause a change to your student account, financial aid, visa status, military benefits, or NCAA status. Please check with the below points of contact to verify registration in an online course will not cause any negative changes to your account:
Advising: Residential Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students who fall in one of the below categories, should meet with their academic advisor. You can request an advising appointment or find more information about advising and registration here. Your success is important to us.
Request an Advising Appointment
- 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), School of Engineering, and any students who have an Academic Hold (AW, AP, AS, AD).
Advising: Residential Graduate Students
New graduate students can contact residentgraduate@liberty.edu or call 1-877-298-9617 to speak with a Graduate Advisor.
Financial Check-In (FCI)
Financial Check-In confirms your courses and financial arrangements, as well as housing and dining if applicable. It is important to complete this online process every semester – even if you have a 0 balance, payment arrangement, or are a faculty/staff member. It is recommended that returning students complete FCI during their assigned registration time.
Complete Financial Check-In
Be sure not to miss the FCI deadline, because your courses may be dropped and a late fee applied. To ensure you do not miss the deadlines, please visit Student Financial Services’ page with more information on FCI. You can also view payment plan options here.
Attendance
Regular attendance in courses is expected throughout the length of the term and/or sub-terms. The U.S. Department of Education requires that every university monitor the attendance of their students. For information about what constitutes as attendance, you can view our Policies and Procedures page.
