Liberty University
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Academics and rankings
As of March 2007, Liberty offers 71 majors & specializations and among those offered are Religion, Worship & Music Ministry, Business, Criminal Justice, Education and Nursing. The university's highly-ranked Distance Learning Program offers 36 degree programs through online classes.
Liberty University also offers a School of Law, School of Engineering and Computational Sciences, and a Theological Seminary.
LU has been ranked in the Top-10 most conservative colleges in the U.S. by Young America's Foundation, and The Christian Science Monitor.
In 2007, U.S. News & World Report ranked Liberty University in the fourth tier (bottom 25%) of Southern Master's Universities for school year 2008, and denotes its selectivity as "Less Selective", with an acceptance rate of 71%.
In 2005, Barron's Profiles of American Colleges ranked Liberty University as a "competitive" college.
In 2007 Liberty University School of Law, provisionally approved by the American Bar Association, announced an 89% Bar passage rate from its first graduating class of Law Students. The bar passage rate far exceeded the State Average of 71.97%.
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