College of Applied Studies and Academic Success – CASAS

Are you interested in earning your master’s degree after graduation? With our 3+1 degree plans, you can earn your undergraduate and graduate business degrees in just four years! Look at our most popular accelerated 3+1 degree options to get started.

With our continuing education courses, you can take specialized classes that will develop your professional and personal skills and give you credentials you may need in your future career. We have several exciting subjects you can study, including:

Are you a high-achieving student with a heart for leadership and a desire for personal development? Join our Eagle Scholars Program!

With this program, you will have the opportunity to develop your leadership skills in classes specifically designed to enhance these qualities, experience a trip or service project during each of your four semesters in the program, and enjoy the enriching community provided by the program.

At CASAS, we want you to be successful as a student and as a future professional in the workplace. We have several success courses designed to help you enhance your ability to be an accomplished individual, such as:

Get your Associate of Applied Science in Technical Studies, use an area of technical studies in an interdisciplinary degree, minor in a trade, or choose elective courses in a trade to enhance your bachelor’s degree. These practical courses will give you the edge you need to succeed in any career you pursue. Choose from any of the following disciplines:

Our trained peer mentors are current juniors, seniors, or graduate students at Liberty, and are here to meet with you to provide support and assistance. Here are some of the ways one of our Peer Mentors may help you:

We have provided a whole host of resources for your time as a student within our Academic Success Center. Here are some of the free services you can utilize:

At the C. Daniel Kim International Student Center (ISC), you can find help adjusting to life at Liberty and in the U.S. We support our international students and promote international culture through on-campus workshops and cultural events. Whether you need help with federal regulations or want to connect with other students, the International Student Center will help you feel at home. 

As you prepare for class registration each semester, our professional advisors can assist you in making sure you are on the right track for graduation. They will personally meet with you to guide your academic decisions.

The Student Advocate Office (SAO) is a one-stop-shop for helping you get your questions answered.  We know that college can be challenging and your student advocates are here to help. Do you have questions about financial aid, housing, account holds and balances, personal issues, or roommate conflicts? SAO serves as a liaison on your behalf with other offices and departments. We also help clarify and explain University policies and procedures.

Our focus is to help you from your first day at Liberty all the way to graduation, whether that be through problem-solving, peer counseling, course withdrawals, financial aid, and scholarship help or just a helping hand and listening ear, we are here for you.

Visit us in CASAS, located on the first floor of DeMoss Hall Room 1100. SAO is open weekdays, except during Convocation. 

Our testing services give you the flexibility you need to do your best in your classes, whether you need an exam read to you or to make one up due to illness.

Additionally, Liberty University is a verified testing center. This means you can conveniently take exams that will help you reduce the time and cost of your education, including CLEP and ICE exams.