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Topics > Admissions
Two Degrees in Four Years
U.Va. offers more guidance and options for the 3+1 program
Catherine Winslow (Col ’12, Educ ’12) and Arthur Pelham-Webb (Col ’12, Com ’12) are current students completing bachelor’s and master’s degrees in four years.
First-year students who arrive at U.Va.
Admission FAQs
How do alumni play a role in the undergraduate admission process?
The University has several groups of alumni volunteers that work to educate and engage prospective students through various events and programs. Two of these are UVaClubs and the Virginia
Facing the Future
What's Next? program helps new graduates during transition
The transition from the Grounds to the “real world” can be exhilarating for new graduates, but a list of practical considerations often tempers that excitement.
Finding a

The State of the University
Q&A with President Teresa Sullivan
What's going on with the budget? What about tuition increases? Read a Q&A with President Sullivan.
Admission FAQs
What is early action, and when will U.Va. offer it?
Greg Roberts Photo by Dan Addison
Beginning this fall, high school seniors will have the option to apply “early action” to the University of Virginia.
U.Va.
Getting In
An update on admissions
From a record number of applicants, the Office of Admission has offered spots in the Class of 2015 to 7,750 students.
A total of 24,005 students applied, up from 22,512 last
Letters to the Editor
Women at U.Va.
I enjoyed reading your article [“A History of Women at U.Va.,” Spring 2011], however I was disappointed that there was no mention of women in
More Flexibility, More Growth
Early action plan enhances admission process
Greg Roberts Photo by Dan Addison
A plan to increase flexibility and freedom in applying for admission to U.Va. will go into effect this fall.
Students
Letters to the Editor
‘Absolute Gem’
The article about President Sullivan (“Welcome President Sullivan,” Winter 2010) captured her so well I felt as if I were there at the University. I’m hoping I
Admission FAQs
What topic should I choose for my college admission essays?
Every year, thousands of anxious high school seniors ponder that question. Parke Muth, U.Va.’s senior assistant admission dean, advises, “A good essay is not good because of
Most Superlatives
Entering class puts up some big numbers
Each year, the bar seems to rise for students entering the University. Take a quick look at the numbers behind the Class of '14.
Admission FAQs
What is a school profile and how is it used in the application process?
A school profile is a fact sheet about an individual high school. If a profile is available, the college counseling or guidance office will include this document as part
HIGHLIGHTS

Top 5 Lists
Want to know the top 5 hidden gems around Grounds? The all-time leading sports scorers? Top foods at the dining hall?

Holsinger’s Charlottesville
Rufus W. Holsinger photographed Charlottesville at the turn of the 20th century, capturing the Rotunda fire and much more.

Charlottesville Then & Now
An interactive feature that compares scenes from the same spots in Charlottesville, nearly 100 years apart.

What’s the Big Idea?
From superfast rocket engines to a book on common sense, here's a look at some U.Va. research that could change the world.

Medicine for the Soul
Photo Essay: Chaplains provide another dimension of care at the U.Va. Hospital.

Ed Roseberry’s Charlottesville
Look through a few of the thousands of photographs Ed "Flash" Roseberry has taken of Charlottesville since the 1940s.

Beyond the Names
The stories of the men and women behind the dorm names on Grounds.

The Secret Life of Plants and Trees
Learn about the defense mechanisms of some of nature's most cunning survivors.

Lean on Me
The Young Women Leaders Program, which pairs middle school girls with college women mentors, goes global.

The Curious Case of Jerry Reid
Jerry Reid, an undergraduate student, is a typical student in every way—except one.



