Overview
Applications and Enrollment
Applications
Admitted
Enrolled
Enrolled Class by Application Plan
Early Decision
Early Action
Regular Decision
Wait List
Admitted Student Academic Profile
The following ranges are not predictors of admission and do not account for all academic factors (high school context, etc.); they simply reflect the middle half of students admitted to the class of 2026.
For students entering in 2023, the University of Richmond is providing a test optional admission path. Students who wish to do so may still submit standardized test results to support their application.
Middle 50%
Rigor of Curriculum
Average Number of AP/IB/Accelerated Courses
Class of 2026 Geography
15% Virginia
30% Mid-Atlantic
15% New England
18% South
6% Midwest
5% West
11% International
High School Representation
High Schools Represented
High Schools Sending Only One Student
Public
Independent
Class of 2026 Demographics
Applications and Enrollment
Male
Female
U.S. Students of Color
All Students of Color (U.S. and International)
International Citizens
First-Generation College Students
Students Whose First Language Is Not English
Financial Aid
Overview
Undergraduate Students Receiving Financial Aid
Average Financial Aid Award
Total Grants and Scholarships Awarded
Need-Based Aid
Undergraduates Demonstrating Need
Average Financial Aid Package for These Students
Merit-Based Aid
Enrolled Students Receive a Merit Scholarship
Total Amount Awarded
Class of 2026
Activities & Accomplishments
Rest assured that your extra-curricular activities will never be taken at face value. Our holistic evaluation goes well beyond counting clubs, aggregating hours spent, or tallying leadership positions. We recognize these as your talents, passions, and goals that you will bring with you to our campus – and one day – use to make an impact.
The activities and accomplishments below represent more than just the breadth and depth of involvement for the Class of 2026. These are some of the ways we identified ambition, determination, and curiosity – the qualities that define Spiders before they ever set foot on our campus. Don’t see yourself in these experiences? Don’t worry – we know you may demonstrate these qualities in different ways. We can’t wait to see them.
Leadership
founded a club, community organization, non-profit, or business during high school
student government presidents, Eagle Scouts, or team captains
completed independent research or projects
Activism
participated in community service/engagement
engaged with social justice issues
pursued international and/or political engagements
Passions
worked part-time or completed internships
involved in the arts
played varsity athletics