Virginia’s Colleges and Universities

[Anonymous]

I don't recognize half those schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You literally just listed every public college in Virginia. There’s no way your kid is interested in every one of these schools. They don’t have preference for small versus large, whether or not they have D1 sports, city/rural?

Those are public AND private...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

Yes. Everyone is jealous as the commonwealth revolves around UVA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

Only UVA has produced such utterly insecure alumni.

[Anonymous]

OP, my DC attends Virginia Tech as a liberal arts major and absolutely loves it. This is a school that has something for everyone. What does your DC want to major in?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

Only UVA has produced such utterly insecure alumni.

Stop falling for troll responses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

Only UVA has produced such utterly insecure alumni.

Stop falling for troll responses.

DP. It’s hard to believe that’s a troll when I’ve met so many UVA alums who act like that.

[Anonymous]

I’m an alumna of a woman’s college. I hadn’t heard of Hollins and Sweet Briar before moving to this area. Both have a longstanding history of educating the daughters of wealthy Southerners. The latter almost closed, but then was revived by alumni. It also has a well regarded equestrian program.

My new boss is a graduate of Hampton. She’s very impresive. My doctor is a graduate of VCU. Also very successful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

Only UVA has produced such utterly insecure alumni.

Stop falling for troll responses.

DP. It’s hard to believe that’s a troll when I’ve met so many UVA alums who act like that.

So many…sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest, UVA is the only real university in VA.

Only UVA has produced alumni who are significant in their achievements.

Only UVA has produced such utterly insecure alumni.

Stop falling for troll responses.

DP. It’s hard to believe that’s a troll when I’ve met so many UVA alums who act like that.

So many…sure.

They are pretty, attractive and successful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m an alumna of a woman’s college. I hadn’t heard of Hollins and Sweet Briar before moving to this area. Both have a longstanding history of educating the daughters of wealthy Southerners. The latter almost closed, but then was revived by alumni. It also has a well regarded equestrian program.

My new boss is a graduate of Hampton. She’s very impresive. My doctor is a graduate of VCU. Also very successful.

Didn't that one close?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an alumna of a woman’s college. I hadn’t heard of Hollins and Sweet Briar before moving to this area. Both have a longstanding history of educating the daughters of wealthy Southerners. The latter almost closed, but then was revived by alumni. It also has a well regarded equestrian program.

My new boss is a graduate of Hampton. She’s very impresive. My doctor is a graduate of VCU. Also very successful.

Didn't that one close?

No, it is still open. https://www.sbc.edu/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m an alumna of a woman’s college. I hadn’t heard of Hollins and Sweet Briar before moving to this area. Both have a longstanding history of educating the daughters of wealthy Southerners. The latter almost closed, but then was revived by alumni. It also has a well regarded equestrian program.

My new boss is a graduate of Hampton. She’s very impresive. My doctor is a graduate of VCU. Also very successful.

Didn't that one close?

It’s like you didn’t read the next two sentences of the post.

[Anonymous]

Stay away from W&L. The school is literally named after a confederate general. 'Nuff said.