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Three weeks left until the summer online D subterm Financial Check-In (FCI) deadline! If you’re registered, make sure yo...
06/02/2026

Three weeks left until the summer online D subterm Financial Check-In (FCI) deadline! If you’re registered, make sure you finish yours by Monday, June 22.

FCI is a requirement for all students – even if you don’t owe any money. Visit https://fci.liberty.edu to secure your classes and finish the summer semester strong!



Did you remember to verify your GI Bill® yesterday? If you’re using Chapters 33 (Post 9/11), 30 (Montgomery), 1606, or 3...
06/01/2026

Did you remember to verify your GI Bill® yesterday? If you’re using Chapters 33 (Post 9/11), 30 (Montgomery), 1606, or 35 (Dependents Education Assistance), you must verify your enrollment with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) so they know you’re attending your courses.

Verification must be completed on the last day of every month while attending classes to release your payment for the previous month. More information can be found on the VA’s website at www.va.gov/education/verify-school-enrollment/.

GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.


The summer D online subterm is almost here! ☀️Before classes begin, there’s one important step left: Financial Check-In ...
05/29/2026

The summer D online subterm is almost here! ☀️Before classes begin, there’s one important step left: Financial Check-In (FCI).

If you’re registered for the D subterm, complete FCI by Monday, June 22 to secure your classes. FCI is required for all students, even if no payment is due.

Finish the summer semester strong at https://fci.liberty.edu/.

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their grad...
05/28/2026

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their graduation stories over the coming weeks. Each story is a testament to the resilience, service, and faith of our military students.

Here’s Joe Radosevich’s graduation story:

My journey to graduation didn’t start in a classroom; it started with service. As an active-duty service member, I balanced my career, a new job, and raising four sons with my wife while pursuing my degree. This past year brought constant transition.

It began during my oldest son’s senior year of high school. In the middle of that, we moved from Arizona to Virginia, lived in a hotel for 45 days, and shortly after settling into a new home, we drove across the country to take him to college in North Dakota.

Through it all, I stayed committed to my education. Liberty’s flexibility made that possible, and every assignment felt meaningful like writing a “mini sermon” that challenged me to grow. Liberty supports military students in tangible ways by accepting Tuition Assistance and reducing graduate tuition costs. This journey strengthened me as a leader, husband, father, and man of faith.

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their grad...
05/27/2026

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their graduation stories over the coming weeks. Each story is a testament to the resilience, service, and faith of our military students.

Here’s Logan Moore’s graduation story:

My journey to graduation reflects the same discipline and commitment I developed through my military service. While serving and transitioning into my role as an Information System Security Officer, I balanced mission requirements, professional growth, and family responsibilities with the demands of higher education.

Throughout the program, I applied real-world experience from cybersecurity, RMF processes, and system compliance directly into my coursework, which strengthened both my academic performance and professional capability. Managing long hours, complex projects, and major life responsibilities, like overseeing home construction and supporting my family, required consistency and focus. This degree represents more than completing classes; it is a continuation of my service mindset, a commitment to improvement, and a foundation for advancing in cybersecurity and leadership.

Graduation marks a milestone that connects my military background, professional experience, and future goals.

The VA is hosting a Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) 101 webinar on Wednesday, May 27, at 1 p.m. ET. This session...
05/26/2026

The VA is hosting a Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) 101 webinar on Wednesday, May 27, at 1 p.m. ET. This session will cover VR&E eligibility requirements and the different tracks available to help Veterans work toward their employment goals.

This is a helpful opportunity for all military students who want to better understand the VA resources available for education, career preparation, and employment support.

Learn more and sign up at https://benefits.va.gov/GIBILL/digital-engagement/employmentwebinars.asp.

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their grad...
05/26/2026

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their graduation stories over the coming weeks. Each story is a testament to the resilience, service, and faith of our military students.

Here’s Samantha Tomlinson’s graduation story:

Completing a doctoral program is not a sprint - it is a marathon. Those words echoed in my mind every time I felt like giving up. In moments of exhaustion, I questioned myself: Why am I putting myself through this? Quitting would have been easier. But deep within, a quiet voice challenged me: What if you kept going? Throughout this journey, I faced significant obstacles - recovering from a car accident, navigating health challenges, working full-time, and caring for my family.

Each challenge tested not only my endurance but my faith. I made it my mission to take personal responsibility while fully relying on the guidance of the Holy Spirit for wisdom, clarity, and strength. Along the way, I learned what it means to be resilient, disciplined, and consistent. One of the most powerful aspects of this journey was the unwavering spiritual support I experienced. Hearing professors and my capstone chair pray for me was encouraging and transformative. The faith-centered environment of the School of Education became a source of strength that carried me across the finish line.

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their grad...
05/25/2026

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their graduation stories over the coming weeks. Each story is a testament to the resilience, service, and faith of our military students.

Here’s Dr. David Van Goethem’s graduation story:

My journey to a Doctor of Strategic Leadership is rooted in over three decades of service, beginning with my enlistment in the United States Army in 1987. As a CBRNE Noncommissioned Officer, I served in combat in Iraq with 3/15 Infantry, operating in high-risk environments requiring disciplined decision-making and resilient leadership. I advanced to Master Sergeant (E-8), culminating as a Course Manager at the U.S. Army CBRNE School, where I developed leaders and led critical training programs. Following my retirement in 2019, I transitioned into enterprise technology leadership, supporting global operations and organizational performance. Building on this foundation, I pursued the doctoral studies to formalize and expand my servant leadership philosophy.

In August 2025, I earned the Doctor of Strategic Leadership with high distinction, integrating decades of operational experience with scholarly rigor to advance values-based leadership in complex organizations.

This Memorial Day, we remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.We honor their courage,...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

We honor their courage, their service, and the love they showed by placing the lives and freedoms of others before their own.

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13

May we never take lightly the cost of the freedoms we enjoy, and may we remember with gratitude those who gave all.

In observance of Memorial Day, our office is closed today and will reopen tomorrow at 8 a.m. ET.

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their grad...
05/22/2026

To celebrate the achievements of our military graduates from the Class of 2026, we’ll be spotlighting some of their graduation stories over the coming weeks. Each story is a testament to the resilience, service, and faith of our military students.

Here’s Kimberly Hawkins’s graduation story:

In 2014, after my youngest graduated from high school, I began a journey that had quietly been waiting for me. As a military spouse, mother, and educator, my life had always centered on serving others. That year, I chose to also invest in myself, simply putting one foot in front of the other.

In 2017, I earned my bachelor’s degree in education. In 2018, determined to keep growing, I completed my master’s degree in one year; it became my full-time job. Knowing in my heart that I was not finished, I began pursuing my doctorate in 2019. Although my path shifted and I ultimately completed my Education Specialist degree, that change does not diminish the perseverance, faith, and dedication poured into this eleven-year journey.

This milestone reflects late nights, resilience through transitions, and the unwavering support of my family and friends. Today, I graduate with deep gratitude for the growth, the calling, and the community who walked beside me every step of the way.

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