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Why Choose Liberty University Online Academy?
With LUOA, you aren’t just choosing online learning — you are bringing accredited, private, Christian school education to wherever you are. Here are a few more reasons to make LUOA your educational choice.
Accreditation
LUOA is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and Cognia. LUOA is also recognized by the Virginia Council for Private Education (VCPE) as an accredited K-12 private school in Virginia.
Affordability
LUOA offers the best of an online, private, Christian school experience at a surprisingly affordable rate. And LUOA’s convenient payment plan allows you to pay tuition in five or ten monthly payments – Interest free! Families enrolling three or more students qualify for a family discount. And don’t forget about our 30-day money-back guarantee!
Community
As an LUOA family, you’ll have opportunities to connect with other families from all 50 states and more than 80 countries! Build community through extracurricular activities like student clubs, Bible studies, virtual LUOA Chapel services, events on Liberty University’s campus, an annual Christmas celebration, and graduation events.
Support
Our support system provides students with knowledgeable academic advisors, certified teachers who guide students through their courses, subject experts who offer additional academic help, and spiritual mentorship and encouragement.
Since 2007, over 60,000 students have enrolled from all 50 states and over 80 countries.
Over 50% of our teachers have a master’s degree or higher.
State-of-the-Art Curriculum
Lessons for online classes are interactive and designed to stimulate the student’s interest, engage them in the learning process, promote self-instruction, and capture their imagination. And since faith is an important educational component, LUOA’s courses are taught from a biblical worldview.
Five Core Subjects
Science
History
Bible
Mathematics
Language Arts
Electives
Electives include classes such as guitar, public speaking, creative writing, and foreign languages, with new courses continually being added. Based on transcript and placement tests, LUOA can customize a series of courses to meet your student’s educational needs.
Rolling Enrollment
Start Dates Every Monday
Enroll your student at any point with weekly enrollment. LUOA courses are offered in both full-year (containing 10 units, equivalent to one credit) and half-year (containing 5 units, equivalent to a half credit) formats.
Enroll your student today!
Enrollment Process
Apply – Scan the QR code to apply. We’ve waived the application fee — a $25 savings!
Get Accepted – Review your Student Checklist and submit your previous records (required for full-time and Dual Enrollment).
Register for Courses – Contact an admissions counselor to register for classes.
Complete FCI – Complete Financial Check-In to secure your schedule and access your courses.
Why LUOA?
“We love the freedom to do schoolwork when we want to do it, but also the structure LUOA provides us. LUOA gives us more family time!”
Why LUOA?
“I love that LUOA gives us so many opportunities to know God and make Him known. LUOA is home.”
Earn College Credit
Through a partnership with Liberty University Online Programs, high school juniors and seniors enrolled in LUOA can take dual enrollment courses and begin earning college credit while satisfying high school requirements. There are multiple program options for students to choose from to meet their goals.
Associate Degree Program:
Graduate high school with a completed associate degree (60-64 credits). Choose from one of our 15 degree programs, such as biblical studies, business, and education.
Online Certificate Program:
Develop specialized skills in one of 11 different subject areas, including web development, health sciences, and Christian ministry, to help enhance marketability with employers (18-21 credits).
Customize Your Path:
Mix and match a variety of courses depending on the student’s unique interests (up to 36 credits).
Why LUOA?
“My 8th-grade daughter is thriving with LUOA. She is self-motivated and able to use the resources provided when she needs help.”
Why LUOA?
“The flexibility of LUOA school fits our lifestyle without sacrificing quality of education.”
Why Choose Dual Enrollment?
Saves time and money
Offers high school and college credit through the same courses
Allows students to choose from 250+ college courses
Provides instructional support
Awards credit based on course grade
Does not require a testing center, unlike AP courses
LUOA Graduate Scholarship
Save by choosing Liberty University
LUOA graduates can receive a 50% residential tuition scholarship or a 15% online tuition scholarship to Liberty University if they enroll in a degree-seeking program immediately following graduation.
Scan the QR code below to learn more about this scholarship and its eligibility requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the parent’s role versus the teacher’s?
While LUOA teachers are available to assist students as needed, the parent is seen as the primary — or first in line — teacher by holding students accountable for completing assignments. The parent’s involvement may look different depending on students’ grade levels.
What is a typical school day like?
You arrange the school day as you see fit. You may have your student do all the work in one sitting or space it out throughout the day. Time spent on the computer will vary depending on your school calendar, the number of subjects that have been assigned, and the student’s understanding of the course material. Generally, a student taking a full course load spread over a 180-day (not counting weekends and holidays) school year will spend three to five hours a day on the computer.
How long does the enrollment process take?
The enrollment process can take a few days or up to a few weeks. The timeframe will depend on which program you choose, how accessible your student’s records are, and how available your student is for possible assessment testing. Special approval or unique situations can arise that increase the length of the enrollment process.
What should I do if my student misses a scheduled day of work? Do we need to notify LUOA?
One of the benefits of schooling online is the flexibility of the schedule. With LUOA, you have the flexibility to change your schedule when it becomes necessary. You do not need to notify LUOA of a school day that has been missed.
How do students communicate with an LUOA teacher?
The student can communicate with their teachers using the messaging system or comment boxes built into the curriculum. Please note that if you are contacting a teacher about grading, teachers have 48 hours to grade an assignment. If you are contacting a teacher about a lesson question, teachers have 24 hours to respond. Students may also contact a subject specialist by phone at (866) 418-8741, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. EST.
LUOA Social Connection Opportunities
Turn your tassel in person: Graduation ceremony on Liberty University’s campus
Annual Christmas celebration
Student clubs: Build meaningful community with other LUOA students.
Virtual LUOA Chapel services: Hear dynamic speakers share spiritual messages throughout the year.
Events on Liberty University’s campus
Connect with Us
LUOA students are making an impact in their communities and across the globe.
Connect with us to learn more about this unique educational opportunity!
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Why LUOA?
“It has opened up so many conversations between us and our kids. LUOA has helped them really see God in all areas of life, and helped their own faith to go deeper.”
