Future Graduate Student Information

Review basic costs for a general idea of tuition and fees, or take a look at our detailed graduate student costs for more information.

Student Fees

• Resident students are responsible to pay the activity fee (in addition to tuition).
• John W. Rawlings School of Divinity students pay an additional activity fee. Please review the cost of tuition.

All admission requirements are specific to the degree for which you are applying. Your personalized Student Checklist is available to you once you have applied and claimed your myLU account. You can also view each degree program’s requirements on our degree program page.

Housing on Campus

Graduate students are permitted to live on campus if they are under age 25 and not married. They must follow the Liberty Way and all rules pertaining to residence hall living.

Housing Options in the Lynchburg Area

• The Commuter Office can assist students with off-campus housing options, or you can use the off-campus housing portal.
• Graduate and married student apartments are now available at Liberty University. Liberty NorthPoint is located 2.5 miles from campus.

Graduate and commuter students can purchase a commuter meal plan for each semester through Financial Check-In (FCI) or by visiting The Food Court at Reber-Thomas main office. View more information about Commuter Dining Plans.

Once you have completed Financial Check-in (FCI) and course registration is available, you can register for courses. To view helpful registration tips, check out our tutorials.

Current undergraduate students are permitted to take graduate-level courses before completing their undergraduate degree for dual enrollment credit when they have no more than 9 credit hours remaining in their undergraduate degree (this includes courses in progress).

Students can submit dual enrollment requests using the dual enrollment request form. After submitting a request, it is easy to check the approval status there as well.

Students who complete dual enrollment courses save an average of $1,600 per course* of future graduate school tuition costs!

*Saving applies to students enrolled in 12 to 15 credit hours as a residential undergraduate student who then enroll in 3 to 6 residential graduate credit hours dual enrolled in the same semester.