For a free ride? Yeah. I think I might have some concerns about Liberty U, but other than that, if it is accredited, why not?

I took a full-ride academic scholarship to a Methodist-affiliated junior college back at the turn of the century (literally). Lasted one and a half semesters. Rural Georgia sucks.

Nothing wrong with learning about all the different religions. Believing any are magically true? That's different.

It may be his only way to get an education. I graduated from one of them. I went for the art program. It was a power house at the time. But not anymore.

Comparative religion classes can be interesting, if they're taught without bias.

Depends on his major, LOL!
But what does it matter, if religion is bogus? Take the money, and the smaller classes should be beneficial as well.

My brother and his wife are Anglican (now) they sent all 3 kids to a Catholic High School at a hefty cost. All 3 kids are atheists, must have spent too much time with their uncle. All 3 were dux of the school, 1 has just commenced work as associate professor of Maths and Physics (25 years old) , the other 2 are in final year of medicine the older is already a pharmacist. I think if a school can prepare kids for that, then I would send the kids regardless of religion. My kids didn't go to private schools, but still are happy in life so that counts as well.

I've heard from a few converts that lost their faith while they were in a religious school. College is fucking expensive, I can see going for the scholarship if he can get the the education he needs/wants.

No...I had a hard enough time being a teacher in a very Conservative school district.