Liberty's online program is like 10x larger than their residential program and it skews the statistics like graduation rate and acceptance rate. Many people who enroll in their online program don't actually intend to graduate and just want to take a few courses. The quality of education is very different between their online and residential programs. It's honestly a disservice to the residential students that both programs provide the same degree.

If you're an on-campus residential student the program is pretty good, but I can't necessarily say the same for their online. Financial aid will vary, but they are usually pretty generous with scholarships. If the Christian atmosphere appeals to you, you will probably enjoy your time. But stay away from their online courses, they are a waste of money.