University of Richmond

Class of 2013 - Activities

We recognize that high school students have lots of activities competing for their time and talents — from school clubs to part-time jobs, from community involvement to responsibilities at home. When it comes to extracurricular activities and the college admission process, quality counts. The activities listed below provide a glimpse of the breadth and depth of involvement in the University of Richmond's Class of 2013.

Extracurricular Activities

  • 528 varsity letter students
  • 66 All-State students (athletics, band, etc.)
  • 119 students worked 15+ hours/week during the school year

Leadership

  • 43 student government/class presidents
  • 20 religious group officers
  • 30 editors-in-chief of school publications
  • 28 Eagle Scouts and Girl Scout Gold Award Winners
  • 35 Boys or Girls State Participants
  • 28 book award winners
  • 241 athletic team captains

Other Major Accomplishments

  • 1 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair third place winner
  • 1 Honduran national Knowledge Bowl champion
  • 1 Odyssey of the Mind world competition second place winner
  • 1 Future Problem Solvers competition winner - second place in world, first place in state
  • 1 US National Science Olympiad participant; 1 Science Oympiad state champion
  • 1 Wendy's State Heisman Winner
  • 1 Future Business Leaders of America - first place in national competition
  • 1 Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge semi-finalist
  • 1 intern for the Democratic National Convention
  • 1 intern for Virginia Governor Tim Kaine
  • 1 U.S. Senate Page
  • 1 Boys Nation participant
  • 2 published children's book authors
  • 1 National Scholastic Art and Writing Award recipient
  • 1 National Storytelling Youth Hall of Fame member
  • 2 All-American swimmers; 1 All-American cheerleader
  • 1 rock opera composer
  • 1 former television actor
By the Numbers

58% received varsity letters

Of these, 47% were team captains

43% commited to the arts

73% commited to community service

13% worked 15+ hours/week during school year

The class includes a U.S. Senate Page, a rock opera composer, and a nationally-recognized storyteller