The 麻豆传媒社区 is committed to educating in an intellectually vibrant community dedicated to the holistic development of students. These statistics and rankings bring context to that mission, relay our institution’s and students’ success, and keep the University striving to achieve even more.
“Best Liberal Arts Colleges”
—U.S. News & World Report (2026)
“Most Innovative Schools”
—U.S. News & World Report (2026)
"Best Career Services"
—The Princeton Review (2026)
"Best Student Support and Counseling Services"
—The Princeton Review (2026)
"Best Classroom Experience"
—The Princeton Review (2026)
"Best Quality of Life"
—The Princeton Review (2026)
Need-blind in admission, meeting all of student demonstrated need
Average need-based aid package
Virginians with parental income of $75,000 or less receive full scholarships
Institutional grants and scholarships awarded to 66% of students
Undergraduate majors
Undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio
Average number of students per undergraduate class
Undergraduate classes taught by teaching assistants
Total enrollment (3,055 undergrad, 667 grad students)
States represented, not including Washington, D.C., and U.S. Territories
Countries represented by undergraduates
Undergraduates who are U.S. students of color
Undergraduates who are international students
Undergraduates who come from Virginia
acres of suburban campus in Richmond, Virginia
miles from Washington, D.C.
miles from downtown Richmond (with free shuttle service daily)
hours from the Atlantic Ocean (east) and the Blue Ridge Mountains (west)
Varsity sports offered within our Division I athletic program
Major conference affiliation
Student organizations including 30 sport clubs