The LUOA Enrollment Process

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LUOA Enrollment: What to Expect

Are you ready to take the next step towards partnering with Liberty University Online Academy? We’re excited to show you all that our school has to offer. Here you’ll find important information about enrollment, student assessment, the structure of our online learning environment, student testimonials, and answers to frequently asked questions.

How to Enroll

Enrollment requires 7 main steps. You will be asked to complete 2 of those steps — submitting an application and completing Financial Check-In. LUOA will complete the remaining steps and provide you with the information and access needed to begin your coursework.

Step 1: Submit an online application.

Step 2: An admissions counselor will call or email you within 24-48 hours with information regarding creating your student’s account.

Step 3: We will assist with requesting records — either a report card or a high school transcript.

Step 4: Our admissions team will draft a personalized class schedule based on your student’s records and needs.

Step 5: Once the schedule is finalized, our admissions team will register your student for the start date of your choice.

Step 6: Complete Financial Check-In.

Step 7: Upon completing Financial Check-In, you will receive a welcome email from our academic advising office before courses begin. No work needs to be submitted before your first day!

LUOA Teaching Style

Students have 3 main avenues of support while enrolled in LUOA: our academic advising team, teachers, and subject specialists – who are all dedicated to the academic and spiritual well-being of your student. Parents are encouraged to take an active role in their child’s education and develop the parent/teacher/student relationship as in a traditional classroom. Students have access to our academic advising team with academic advisors who are specifically trained in elementary, middle, or high school. Families can contact our academic advising team by phone or email with questions about computer problems, recordkeeping, class schedule, transcripts, and prayer requests.

Academy teachers are professionals who are licensed in their state, certified by ACSI, or who hold an advanced degree in their subject area. The teacher assesses student work and is responsible for the day-to-day academic well-being of each student. Teachers can be contacted through the messaging system within the curriculum but are not available by phone. Parents and students can access grades anytime via the online grade book. Subject specialists are individuals who are available by phone at (866) 418-8741 from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. EST for students who need help understanding the course material.