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Virginia Union University is a very small school. That's a plus when in the classroom because you work close with your professors. You get more out of your learning my classroom.
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Virginia Union University is a college that is willing to help any type of student. The teachers are caring and out to help you succeed. Close knit college everyone knows you by name.
» Read MoreHere at Virginia Union University you get the real deal. It is a small private college, so you will know a majority of the people here if you're a social person. I feel like Virginia Union University prepares you for the real world, the school is an ten out of ten.
» Read MoreVirginia Union is a small family orientated college, filled with friendly students and staff members. Class sizes are 20-30 students per teacher. Homework and class work is very moderate for a college level.
» Read MoreVirginia Union University is a great school that is full of faculty that show their care for your education. The faculty is great to get along with and many of them offer to get you their personal information for future reference. You will not only learn much inside the classroom, but outside the classroom as well.
» Read MoreVirginia Union University is a great school to receive an education. The campus is not huge and the classes are small so its easier to learn and easier to get to know your professors. On a scale from 1-10 on education wise, I would have to give it an 8.
» Read MoreI love this school overall. The workload is perfect and I don't like big schools so it's perfect for me. I highly recommend this school to anyone who enjoys small and interactive schools.
» Read Morethere rate will be an A and from a scale from 1-10 will give the school a 9.5
» Read MoreIts definatley not worth all the tuition being charged. Nevertheless, the campus and classes are small, so students are more engaged. A lot of the financial aid is dispersed to athletes rather than students actually working hard. Decent school overall, should be more critical on who they accept in their school
» Read MoreVirginia Union University was a great starter school for me. I am African American and grew up in a predominately caucasian area, so I was excited to learn all about my culture first hand at an HBCU. I attended VUU for one year. The city of Richmond is packed with events, art shows, clubs, bars, great shopping strips; But, All of the city life is kept sheltered from Virginia Union Students. During Freshman week you learn there are certain establishments and college campuses you will not be allowed to set foot in just because you are a Virginia Union Student. Most students only travel a far as the four minuet walk to VCU's campus! The social life is what you make it, and the education is pretty underwhelming. Before you go on to read the rest of this review, I want to admit that I wasn't completely dedicated to my studies before attending college (with the exception of my two AP courses). I am basing these ratings off of my individual high school experience and how much I learned attending another College housed in the same city.
» Read MoreThe history of this school has opened the doors for success in the future. The dear old walls of this university has changed the minds and outlooks of those who has first stepped foot on the campus. Virginia Union is a institute of higher education liberal arts, and is remarkable.
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