1. Click on the “Register” button below
2. You will be taken to a site and asked for First, and Last name as well as your birthday and the last four numbers of your social security number.
3. The next page you will see multiple tabs in the upper-right hand corner of the screen
4. Click the “Classes” drop down-menu and select “Course Registration”
5. Then select “Find & Select Course” to register for classes (VUL-site only)

If you have not paid your registration fee it must be paid when you choose your classes. It is quick and easy to do. Follow the link below to access the online class registration.

The second year of the 5 Million Dollar Restoration Campaign ends on November 30, 2011. You don’t want to miss out on being one of the “special responders” to this deserving capital campaign. There is still time. You may make your contribution online by clicking this link.  You may choose to phone in your contribution via credit card by calling Mr. Howard Langhorne at 434-528.5276.  Or you may mail your check, made out to VUL Restoration Campaign, dated on or before November 30, 2011 to Virginia University of Lynchburg, 2058 Garfield Avenue, Lynchburg, VA 24501.

For a contribution of $50 or more, you will receive a copy of VUL President Ralph Reavis’ book, One Path to Freedom, a history of VUL.  For a gift of $25 or more, you will receive a print of Humbles Hall, one of VUL’s historic buildings.

Please give to the Restoration Campaign.  Your generosity makes a difference!

According to the agreement, “VUL students desiring to earn a Bachelor Degree at LU, in a field of study not offered by VUL, will be encouraged to continue their academic studies toward the goal of attaining a Baccalaureate, Master or other advanced degree at LU.” President Reavis called the agreement a “historic gesture of support and cooperation.”

Liberty University celebrates the VUL and LU partnership with a welcom party.

VUL currently offers bachelor degrees in sociology, religious studies, organizational management and business administration; master degrees in organizational management and divinity, and a Doctor of Ministry Degree.

Students at Virginia University of Lynchburg are encouraged to develop themselves to their fullest potential. In keeping with the philosophy of the University, the Admissions Committee gives regards to the following:

• Character and personality traits

• The physical and emotional health of the student

• Academic performance in high school and/or other colleges

All applicants for admission are required to:

• File the appropriate Online Admission Application.

• Submit the non-refundable application fee.

• Have official high school and/or college transcripts forwarded to the Admissions Office.

• Schedule a conference with the Director of Admissions to outline a program of study.

Do you need Financial Aid?

• Fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA Form).

Would you like to mail in your application?

• Download a printable copy of our application.

The mission of the Distance Learning Program is to give students who cannot attend classes at one of VUL’s teaching locations or on the main campus in Lynchburg the opportunity to advance their education and enrich their lives through scholarly pursuits.

VUL embraces lifelong learning in its traditional and non-traditional programs. Distance learning students with military experience may receive credit for prior training and experience. Students also may be eligible for credits based on professional certifications, technical training, national examinations, and documentation for other college-level learning.

VUL offers the following Online Programs of Study:

• Certificate of Ministry (Church Leadership)
• Associate in Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies
• Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration
• Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management
• Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
• Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (concentration in Criminology)
• Master of Arts in Organizational Management
• Master of Divinity