UVA Information Session at CVCC

On October 24th, a representative from UVA will be on the CVCC campus to meet with students interested in transferring to that school

Her presentation will begin at 1:30 PM on the 24th and will be held in Merritt Hall - room 5146.

Be sure to bring your transcript with you and any questions you have about the Common Application.

Transfer Sessions at JMU

JMU offered admissions presentations specifically for prospective transfer students at the main campus. Most of JMU's students come from the Virginia Community College System.

If students come to one of the sessions they will get all the information they need to become a JMU student.

The dates for the fall session is November 15th with a 2:30pm Information Session and a 3:15pm tour.

Interested students whould sign up for this date at this link:
http://www.jum.edu/admissions/visit/index.shtml

Be sure to take a copy of your transcripts with you as well as your SAT scores.

Open House at VCU October & November

Plan to attend our Open House!

You and your family are cordially invited to attend VCU Fall Open House 2013 for prospective students at Virginia Commonwealth University on either Saturday, Oct. 12, or Saturday, Nov. 2.
Open House will be a day for you to learn more about VCU’s outstanding academic programs as well as to get a sense of student life on campus. Experience the diversity that makes VCU a special place!

You will have the opportunity to:

• Learn about academic programs and support services
• Meet faculty members and student services staff
• Obtain information about admissions and financial aid
• Tour the campus and residence halls

RSVP

To make a reservation to attend one of the VCU Fall Open House events, please click on the appropriate link below:

• I want to attend the Open House on Oct. 12, 2013.
• I want to attend the Open House on Nov. 2, 2013.

Lynchburg College Open House - September 19th

Lynchburg College will hold an open house for prospective transfer students on September 19 at 3 p.m. in Schewel Hall.  The session includes a full overview of admission requirements, the transfer credit process, transfer scholarships or other financial aid and what to expect when you enroll as a new LC student. 

 

Students may receive one-on-one admission counseling, an unofficial credit evaluation and an estimate of your financial aid package including academic transfer scholarships.  A campus tour is optional. 

 

Reservations may also be made by calling 434-544-8305.  More information is also online at www.lynchburg.edu/transfer

LC Event for Community College Veterans - Transfer Admissions

LC Invites Community College Students Eligible for Veterans Benefits

Join us Wednesday, July 10 for a special presentation for Veterans and their family members.


The Post 9/11 G.I. Bill and Yellow Ribbon program offers Veterans or family members the opportunity to attend Lynchburg College tuition-free.

• Get an overview of undergraduate programs and the transfer admission process
• Take an optional campus tour
• Speak with current students
• Meet with staff who support students using Veteran's benefits

Register today!
If you have questions, email becker.e@lynchburg.edu or call 434.544.8305 or 800.426.8101.

Randolph College Transfer Week

Join us for Transfer Week June 24-28!

You will have the opportunity to tour our beautiful, historic campus located in Lynchburg, VA, and chat with our transfer counselor and a financial aid counselor. The $35 application fee is waived during Transfer Week.

• Learn more about a Transfer Week visit > > >
• Register to visit during Transfer Week > > >

Randolph College: Regional Educational Access Program (REAP)

A private college education just got more affordable…

      Transfer students under the age of 24¹ and living in Lynchburg, Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell, and Nelson Counties can now participate in the new Randolph College Regional Educational Access Program (REAP).

      Randolph College’s REAP provides a more affordable path to an outstanding private college education for transfer students this fall.

      When transfer students are accepted² to Randolph College and live at home, tuition will be $12,275³ for the 2013-2014 academic year. A limited number of spaces are being reserved for area transfer students so please apply quickly.  Application deadline for transfer students is July 1^st.

      REAP reduces the cost to attend Randolph to less than the average for tuition, room, and board for public colleges and universities in Virginia. According to the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), tuition, mandatory fees, and room and board averaged $18,617 for the current academic year⁴.

      More importantly, REAP students will get an excellent education that rivals Virginia’s best institutions; learn in small classes with personal attention from faculty; and enjoy all of the sports, arts, cultural, and traditional events on campus. The Randolph Plan, a program that maps the academic path, enables students to acquire analytical, research, and communication skills that will prepare them for their first job, graduate school, and future careers that haven’t even been imagined yet.

     If someone you know is considering a transfer to a public or private four-year college, ask them to take a closer look at Randolph College’s REAP—and please tell your colleagues about this amazing opportunity. For more information, please contact Lisa Davies, Transfer Coordinator, at ldavies@randolphcollege.edu or 434-485-8038.

 

¹Transfer students age 24 and older are not eligible for REAP but will receive a tuition discount of 50%.

²Regular transfer admission standards apply.  Go to www.randolphcollege.edu/transfer for more information.

³Your cost after $3,100 VTAG grant is applied. When you file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), you may be eligible for additional Federal aid. Other costs include books, parking fee ($100), student government fee ($210), and technology fee ($100)   

⁴“2012-13 Tuition and Fees at Virginia’s State-Supported Colleges and Universities’” SCHEV, July 2012