Inclusive, Supportive, and Committed to Your Fullest Potential
While some colleges believe in being exclusive — admitting only those with the highest test scores and best transcripts — at Liberty, we believe in every student’s potential to succeed.
Here, we’re breaking the mold.
We know that when students are given the extra attention they need, they can achieve more than they ever expected.
Whether you’re a first-year student facing anxieties about college life as you transition from high school or an upperclassman who wants to sharpen new skills, you can find support services designed to boost your confidence and help you reach your highest goals for academic achievement.
Live to Your Fullest Potential

College of Applied Studies and Academic Success (CASAS)
CASAS services support you through:
- Study skills help
- Time management training
- Reading skill development
- Individual and group tutoring
- Academic advising
- Academic counseling

Academic Success Workshop Series
Succeeding as a student and as a professional starts with succeeding as a person. Regular workshops helping you develop critical life skills are available and often offered in partnership with individual schools or departments. They cover these and other relevant topics:

Academic Advising
Peer and professional advisors are available during the week and are ready to help you create a plan for success that is uniquely tailored to your individual needs. These plans help you overcome procrastination, improve your test-taking, reading skills, time management, and more.

Tutoring
Need to brush up on a certain subject? Over 50 subject-based tutoring services — in areas like modern languages, health sciences, mathematics, and more — are readily available.

Office of Disability Accommodation Support (ODAS)
If you are a student with a documented disability, you’ll find that Liberty strives to be an inclusive environment offering specialized advocacy, support, and academic services.

Professional Advising
Have questions about financial aid, housing, account holds and balances, personal issues, or roommate conflicts? Professional Advising serves as a liaison with other offices and departments on campus to help you get your questions answered. They’ll also help clarify and explain university policies and procedures.