Easy Steps to Becoming an LU Student

	STEP 1: APPLY FOR ADMISSION Select Application for Admission for regular enrollment or for Open Learning Program enrollment. Open Learning Program students can accumulate twenty-four (24) semester hours before having to meet regular admissions requirements. An Open Learning Program student can apply a maximum of 24 semester hours earned through the Open Learning Program to a baccalaureate degree, 18 to an associate degree, and 15 to a diploma or certificate.
	STEP 2: COMPLETE ASSESSMENT, ORIENTATION, AND ADVISEMENT Applicants for a diploma or degree should send their SAT or ACT scores to the Admissions Office. Complete online Orientation and Advisement. Transfer students are provided a Transfer Credit Evaluation.
	STEP 3: REGISTER FOR CLASSES When you receive your application confirmation then create a new account in the Living University E-Learning System using your new Student ID and PIN. Using the login ID and password you selected in creating your account, login and select Browse Courses. Register online by clicking on the title of the course and then clicking on the Request Enrollment button. You will receive a email confirmation of your enrollment.
	STEP 4: REQUEST FINANCIAL AID The Regent's Scholarship is automatically processed for eligible applicants who submit required information. For more information see Regent's Scholarships.
	STEP 5: PAY TUITION AND FEES Once your registration has been confirmed pay online using your credit card. We accept VISA and MASTERCARD. Payment Deadline is January 15 except for late registrations. Your registration is not complete and you will not be able to access your course until you have paid your account. Be sure to review the refund policy and procedure. See Course Cancelation and Refunds.
	STEP 6: BUY YOUR TEXTBOOKS Online at http://www.livinguniv.com/Bookstore/index.htm. International students should acquire their textbooks well before classes begin to avoid shipping delays.
	STEP 7: ATTEND FIRST CLASS MEETING Students not completing the "icebreaker" assignment within the first week of class are dropped as no-shows. Re-registration is on a space available basis only.