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Location |
Norfolk, VA 23529 |
| Extended Campus Centers | Peninsula Higher Education
Center, Hampton Virginia Beach Higher Education Center, Virginia Beach Northern Virginia Center, Sterling Tri-Cities Center, Portsmouth |
| History | 1930 Norfolk Division of the
College of William and Mary 1962 Independent institution 1969 University status |
| Enrollment | 19,000 Total 13,000 Undergraduate; 6,000 Graduate International: 1,500 from 100 countries |
| Alumni | 81,000 in all 50 states and 66 countries |
| President | Roseann Runte |
| Faculty | Full-time: 607 Part-time: 353 |
| Student-to-faculty Ratio | 17 to 1 |
| Colleges | 6 |
| Degree Programs | 64 bachelor's degrees 66 master's degrees 22 doctoral degrees |
| Research | Total research grants and contracts valued at $50 million annually |
| Economic Impact | Business and research initiatives contribute more than $600 million annually to the economy, making the University the largest generator of new jobs in the region. |
| Economic Outreach Initiatives | Applied Research Center Center for Advanced Engineering Environments Center for Advanced Ship Repair and Maintenance Bank of America Entrepreneurial Center Langley Full-Scale Wind Tunnel Technology Applications Center Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center Virginia Space Flight Center at Wallops Island |
| Library | Fully-automated, with more than 2 million items |
| Athletics | Member, Colonial Athletic
Association 16 intercollegiate teams 24 team and 4 individual national championships |
| Student Organizations | 193 |
| 2001-2002 Tuition and Fees | $129 per credit hour for
in-state undergraduate $408 per credit hour for out-of-state undergraduate $202 per credit hour for in-state graduate $534 per credit hour for out-of-state graduate |