Undergraduate Admission

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Your campus visit is so much more than seeing the beauty of our campus firsthand. It’s more than meeting our Spider community and joining us in classes. It’s more than walking our 350 acres of brickwork, gardens, and walkways. And it’s more than eating our award-winning food... though that’s definitely a nice perk.

Your campus visit is about envisioning your life as a Spider and seeing the place where you’ll learn, grow, flourish, and call home for years to come. Schedule your visit to Richmond today. We’re so excited to meet you.
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Admission Insider's Guide

Front View of THC and Westhampton Lake in the fall

September 10, 2024

A Parent’s Perspective on the College Admission Process

As a higher education professional and the parent of college aged children, University of Richmond's Dean of Admission, Melissa Falk, has advice for parents going through the college process with their children.

Student intern pointing up to text saying how to write a great college essay

August 8, 2024

A Guide to Crafting a Great Supplemental Essay

You’ve narrowed down your college list. You’re about to put the final touches on your application. But wait – you forgot the supplemental essay! Don't panic, because we've got you covered!

A female student works from her laptop in front of a large arched window

July 15, 2024

Crafting an Effective Activities Resume

It’s important not to narrowly interpret extracurricular activities to mean “what I do after school, through my school.” The reality is that we want to know where you dedicate your time.

July 11, 2024

A Guide to Creating a Successful Application

During the conversation of college admission, often the question arises, “What can I do to stand out?”. Typically, the underlying assumption is, “What can I do to standout…in a good way”. While there are many aspects of an application that are desirable, compelling, and interesting to read, there are equally as many blunders students can make when crafting their application.