University of Richmond: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

There are many ways to get around Richmond, Virginia with and without a car. Popular transportation means include:

• Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC): GRTC operates a bus system with 60+ routes, including the Pulse, a bus rapid transit line that runs along Broad and Main Streets. GRTC also offers paratransit services for people with disabilities.
• Bus: GRTC's bus system is the most comprehensive public transportation option in Richmond. The buses run frequently and can take you to most places in the city.
• VRE: The VRE is a commuter rail service that runs between Richmond and Washington, D.C. It is a good option if you are commuting to or from the city.
• CATA: CATA operates a bus service in the Chesterfield County area. It is a good option if you are travelling to or from Chesterfield County.
• HCPT: HCPT operates a bus service in the Hanover County area.
• Bike: Richmond is a very bike-friendly city, with many bike lanes and trails throughout the city. You can rent a bike from one of the many bike-share stations.

• Academic Advising: The Office of Academic Advising provides students with individual and group advising to help them choose their courses, plan their academic programs, and succeed in their studies.
• Career Services: The Office of Career Services helps students with their career planning, from choosing a major to finding a job after graduation. They offer several resources, including career counselling, job search assistance, and resume writing workshops.
• Financial Aid: The Office of Financial Aid helps students pay for their education, offering several scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs.
• Health Services: The University Health Center provides students with preventive care, sick care, and mental health services. They also offer wellness programs and resources.
• Technology Services: The Office of Information Services provides students, faculty, and staff with access to computers, printers, and other technology resources. They also offer technical support and training.

• Housing: Freshmen are not required to live on campus, but most students do. The school has a variety of housing options, including traditional dorms, apartment-style buildings, and Greek houses.
• Dining: The University of Richmond has several dining options, including a dining hall, a cafe, and a few restaurants. There are also a few grocery stores within walking distance of campus.
• Transportation: The University of Richmond is located in a suburban area, but there are a few ways to get around. Students can walk or bike to most places on campus, and there are also a few bus routes that run near campus.
• Safety: The University of Richmond is a safe campus. There are several safety measures in place, including security cameras and a 24-hour escort service.

The University of Richmond offers varied on-campus housing options for undergraduate and graduate students, including.

Residence Halls

• Traditional-style residence halls with double rooms and shared bathrooms.
• Suite-style residence halls with private bedrooms and shared bathrooms.
• Special interest housing options, such as honours housing, living-learning communities, and international student housing.

Apartments

• University Forest Apartments: Apartment-style housing for upperclassmen with 2-4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
• Gateway Village Apartments: Apartment-style housing for graduate students with 1-3 bedrooms and 1-2 bathrooms.

Costs: The cost of a traditional-style residence hall double room with a shared bathroom ranges from $4,850 to $5,850 per semester. The cost of a University