General Education

Our College of Applied Studies and Academic Success (CASAS) oversees the general education courses used to fulfill the core classes required for all bachelor’s degrees. The curriculum of these classes is designed to ensure that all Liberty graduates communicate effectively, think critically, conduct accurate research, and apply a biblical worldview to every area of their lives.

By studying the humanities, behavioral sciences, mathematics, and natural sciences, you can discover how these areas of study are interrelated and gain foundational knowledge and training that can help prepare you for your future endeavors.

College is an experience that stretches and grows you, helping you become a well-rounded person. General education classes provide important opportunities to explore new fields of study that may contribute to your major in unexpected ways. If you are undecided about which degree program you wish to pursue, general education courses offer the chance to explore different disciplines to discover what you’re passionate about.


A Christ-Centered Foundation

At Liberty, our commitment to Training Champions for Christ begins in your very first class. All of our general education (Gen Ed) courses are taught from a biblical worldview by faculty who are passionate about mentoring you during your academic journey. These professors care deeply about your personal and spiritual growth. As you progress through your Gen Ed classes, you can be challenged to build new skills and deepen your understanding, all while following the calling God has placed on your life.

Consistent Support and Opportunities

As 1 of the largest Christian universities in the nation, we offer resources and guidance to help you start strong. From your first semester, you’ll find opportunities to grow academically and personally. For freshmen who demonstrate academic excellence, we offer the Honors and Eagle Scholars programs, both designed to cultivate leadership, connect you with like-minded peers, and help you maximize your potential in and out of the classroom.

Mentorship That Goes Beyond Academics

Our professors are more than instructors – they’re mentors who are invested in you. Whether you’re navigating a challenging course or considering how your interests align with a future career, you’ll find faculty members eager to walk alongside you. This individualized approach is part of what makes your time at Liberty transformative, helping equip you with knowledge and the confidence and clarity to pursue your purpose.

Experiences That Open Doors

Liberty students gain experience in the field. With programs like the Washington Fellowship, you’ll have access to internships with influential companies and organizations such as Ralph Lauren, Fox News, the U.S. Congress, Broadway, and the American Psychological Association. These opportunities are designed to connect your studies with real-world impact.