Finding Your Student Number At Liberty University

If you are a student at Liberty University, your student ID number is assigned to you by the university and should appear on any physical correspondence you have received from the university since being accepted as a student. If you are unsure of your student ID number, resident students can call (800) 543-5317 and online students can call (800) 424-9595 for assistance. Alternatively, you can call the Registrar's Office at (434) 592-5100 to recover your ID number and username.

Check physical correspondence from the university

If you are a student at Liberty University and are unsure of your student ID number, the first thing you should do is check any physical correspondence you have received from the university since being accepted as a student. This could include letters, emails, or other documents sent to you by the university. Your student ID number should appear on any such correspondence.

If you are unable to locate any physical correspondence from the university, or if your student ID number is not included on the correspondence you have received, there are a few other options available to you. You can try contacting the Liberty University HelpDesk at (434) 592-7800, or you can call the Registrar's Office at (434) 592-5100. They will be able to assist you in recovering your student ID number.

If you are an online student, you can also call (800) 424-9595 for assistance in recovering your student ID number.

It is important to note that you will need your student ID number to claim your Liberty Account, which provides access to important student resources such as webmail, Canvas, and ASIST. Therefore, it is crucial that you take the necessary steps to obtain your student ID number if you are unsure of it.

Call the Registrar's Office

If you are a Liberty University student and are unsure of your student ID number, there are a few ways to find out. Your student ID number should appear on any physical correspondence you have received from the university since being accepted as a student. If you are unable to locate this, you can contact the Liberty University HelpDesk at (434) 592-7800.

However, if you are an online student (LUO) who does not know their student ID number, you should call call (800) 424-9595.

If you are an alumnus, you can also call the Registrar's Office at (434) 592-5100, and they will assist you in recovering your ID number and username. The Registrar's Office can be reached during their office hours, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and their call center hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., and Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.

The Registrar's Office at Liberty University is dedicated to helping students with their academic journeys. They provide support and resources for various academic processes, including registrations, degree conferral, and transfer inquiries. The office maintains accurate records and transcripts and actively enforces academic policies and enrollment verification services.

In summary, if you are a current student or alumnus of Liberty University and need assistance with finding your student ID number, you can contact the Liberty University HelpDesk or the Registrar's Office, depending on your specific situation.

Recover your Liberty Account

Recovering your Liberty Account as an alumnus gives you access to many Liberty University resources and discounts. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you recover your account:

Step 1: Select "Reclaim Your LU Account"

On the Liberty University website, navigate to the account recovery page and select the "Reclaim Your LU Account" option. This will initiate the account recovery process.

Step 2: Choose "Click Here to Claim Your Account"

After selecting "Reclaim Your LU Account," you will be directed to a new page where you need to choose the "Click Here to Claim Your Account" option. This confirms your intention to reclaim your account.

Step 3: Fill Out the Necessary Information

On the next page, you will need to provide certain details to verify your identity. This may include information such as your name, Liberty ID Number (LUID#), Social Security Number, Date of Birth, and Zip Code. If you do not know your LUID#, you can call (800) 543-5317 for Resident Admissions or (800) 424-9595 for Online Admissions assistance. Alternatively, you can request your digital alumni ID card.

Step 4: Set a New Password

After providing the necessary information, you will be prompted to create a new password for your account. Make sure to follow the guidelines for creating a secure password, including length, character types, and special characters. You may also be asked to set up multi-factor authentication for added security.

Step 5: Update Your Account Recovery Options

Once you have successfully recovered your account and set a new password, it is essential to update your account recovery options. Provide an alternate email address and/or cellular number to ensure you can quickly recover your account if needed in the future. You can do this by visiting www.liberty.edu/mfasetup.

Additional Tips:

• If you encounter an "Account Expired" error or a similar issue, and it has been more than a year since you last logged in, you may need to reclaim your account. Go to www.liberty.edu/account, click on the "Claim Your Account" button, and follow the instructions.
• If you are unsure about the information Liberty University has on file for you, you can contact the university for assistance. Resident Students can call (800) 543-5317, and Online Students can call (800) 424-9595.
• For any further questions or concerns, you can always reach out to the Liberty University HelpDesk at (434) 592-7800 or (866) 447-2869.

Contact the Liberty University HelpDesk

As a new student at Liberty University, you will be assigned a student ID number. This should appear on any physical correspondence you receive from the university. If you are unsure of your student ID number, you can contact the Liberty University HelpDesk.

The HelpDesk can be reached by phone or email. The phone number for the HelpDesk is (434) 592-7800 or (866) 447-2869. The toll-free number for online students is (800) 424-9595. The HelpDesk also offers remote support via phone or chat. Their hours vary depending on the day of the week and whether the university is following holiday hours. Typically, they are open Monday to Friday, from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm Eastern Standard Time (EST). On Saturdays, they are open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm EST, and on Sundays, from 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm EST.

It is important to note that the Liberty University IT HelpDesk cannot provide you with your student ID number. If you are an online student and do not know your student ID number, you should call (800) 424-9595. If you are a resident student, the number to call is (800) 543-5317.

If you are an alumnus and have forgotten your login information, you can recover your ID number or username by calling the Registrar's Office at (434) 592-5100. They will be able to assist you in recovering this information. Once you have your username, you can reset your password by going to www.liberty.edu/password.

Apply for admission

Applying for admission to Liberty University is a straightforward process. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you through the application process:

Step 1: Submit Your Admission Application

You can apply to Liberty University in a few ways:

• Complete an online application form.
• Apply over the phone by calling (800) 543-5317.
• Contact the university via Live Chat.

There is a $50 application fee, which is deferred until the Financial Check-In stage. However, you can take advantage of Liberty University's application fee waiver if you apply during a daily visit, ExperienceLU event, or Liberty's College For A Weekend (CFAW).

Step 2: Submit Your Admission Documents and Get Accepted

To complete this step, you will need to:

• Claim your Liberty account.
• Write and submit a personal essay.
• Submit your high school transcripts. You can be accepted based on your preliminary transcripts (grades 9-11).
• Transfer students will need to submit their final high school transcripts.
• Submit your SAT, ACT, or CLT scores (while not required for admission, they may be considered for merit-based aid).
• Submit your enrollment deposit. Doing so early grants access to additional scholarship funds.

Step 3: Apply for Financial Aid

Once you have been accepted, you can apply for financial aid. Here is what you need to do:

• Submit your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).
• Apply for loans and grants.
• Complete the Financial Check-In (FCI).

Step 4: Complete Financial Check-In

This step involves:

• Choosing a dining plan.
• Selecting a payment plan.
• Registering your vehicle.
• Reviewing and verifying your account summary and financial aid.

Step 5: Register for Your First Courses

After completing the Financial Check-In, you can start registering for classes. You can do this through the Registration Tool or by calling (800) 543-5317 for assistance. It is recommended to consult your degree completion plan and course guides to identify the best courses to start with.

Additional Steps to Prepare for Your First Semester:

• Complete your math and English assessments before registering.
• Get your Flames Pass (your official student ID card).
• Complete your Student Health Form.

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