Intensives: Dress Code Embracing Respect and Professionalism: Our Comprehensive Dress Code Guidelines
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Dress Code for Intensive Courses
Attending intensives on Liberty University’s campus provides an exciting way for you to integrate peer-to-peer contact through your online degree program. To take part in this opportunity, students are given the option to choose either week-long or weekend intensives (as available by degree program) that best fit their schedules. Each of our intensives is created to promote student success and quality education. As you prepare for your on-campus intensive, you may have questions about what to wear. We have provided some helpful information below that can prepare you for what to bring while attending your intensive.
What Should You Wear to Liberty University Intensives?
It is important to note that some Liberty University intensive professors may require a specific class dress. If this is the case, your professor will make you aware of specific needs and suggestions ahead of time, usually sent through email or posted on Canvas. Students in the past have reported that the classrooms can be chilly at times, so packing a blanket or sweater may prove beneficial for your comfort.
For general Liberty University intensives dress code standards, students will need to bring outfits for presenting, regular class dress, and casual wear for outside of the classroom. Please be aware that you are not permitted to wear tennis/athletic shoes, flip-flops, or any sort of headgear including hats, hoods, bandanas, etc. in the classrooms. Liberty University seeks to promote neatness, appropriateness, and modesty to further create a professional Christ-like learning environment.
Appropriate Dress for Class Presentations
Many times, we receive questions regarding what to wear for a class presentation. Most Liberty University intensives courses encompass group or individual projects that are presented to the class towards the end of the week. Regarding Liberty dress for presenting, students are expected to wear business professional attire.
Men
- Slacks
- Button up shirt or dress shirt with a tie
- Dress shoes
Women
- Dress slacks with a dress shirt or blouse
- Skirt with a dress shirt, blouse, or a dress (skirts and dresses should fall to the knee)
- Dress shoes
General Dress for the Classroom
Liberty University intensives allow students to wear casual but professional attire that can be worn in academic and administrative buildings during class hours.
The dress guidelines listed below are for general class non-presentation days.
Men
- Slacks or neat jeans
- Collared shirt
- Closed-toed shoes
Women
- Slacks or neat jeans
- Nice tops/blouses
- Sandals or closed-toed shoes
Casual Wear for Outside of the Classroom
For dress outside of the classroom, Liberty University intensives students are able to wear the attire of their choosing.
Men and Women
- Jeans
- Shorts
- T-shirts
- Athletic shoes and sandals
Please dress modestly as our residential students are held to the same standards.
If your intensive course takes place during the residential semester, some academic buildings require class dress to be worn during class hours. These buildings include Arthur S. Demoss Learning Center (DeMoss Hall), Jerry Falwell Library, Liberty’s Science Hall, and the Center for Music and Worship.
