Colleges with some online degrees in Virginia

• Charlottesville, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.89 out of 5  2,303 reviews

Sophomore: The University of Virginia is a great school! There is a beautiful campus containing many of the brightest, most optimistic, and welcoming minds in the world. After finishing up my first year "On-Grounds," as all Wahoos call it, I have left more impressed than I came in. Professors and students alike extend themselves as learning resources and don't mind the extra effort to help a student who seeks it. As an African-American student though, I would love to see the diversity rate continue to trend upwards as the semesters and school years go by. UVA has a welcoming campus but at times, I feel that the "Unite the Right Rally" tragedy from 2017 still scares away students of color and other minority groups due to the false idea that UVA "isn't a protected campus."... Read 2,303 reviews

• grade A+

• Acceptance rate 23%

• Net price $19,043

• SAT range 1320-1510

• Harrisonburg, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.82 out of 5  3,083 reviews

Sophomore: Both of my older siblings attended and graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor's in Business! Whenever I visited the area I loved how connected the university was with the town. It's very lively and roaming with many college students! I am soon going to attend and pursue my major in Nursing this upcoming Fall! I'm looking forward to giving it my all as I've already connected with students and faculty about pursuing my education. They were there for me every step of the way and relieved the stress I had about classes and schedules. I have friends who also attend the university which makes the environment even more comfortable. I am looking forward to becoming more independent and being pushed by this new environment to put myself out there by making new friends, connecting with teachers, and passing my classes! :)... Read 3,083 reviews

• grade A

• Acceptance rate 80%

• Net price $18,592

• SAT range 1120-1280

• Richmond, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.73 out of 5  4,507 reviews

Freshman: VCU is a pretty awesome school. Though I've only been here for 5 months, people at VCU are very homey. Everyone is willing to help and to talk to you: staff, students, professors, random guy on the street! VCU also has amazing resources from race equality all the way to job opportunities. There is a plethora of apps and online information that VCU just sends to you via email. They also give things away like crazy: school supplies, scholarships, little gifts, food, everything. There is something for everyone For prospecting students, I will say VCU can be very different from imagined. First, VCU is definitely a liberal school that is big on activism and service. Secondly, professors are usually very lax and casual with students. Third, temptations are quite strong at VCU: parties, shopping, doing everything but work. Some of these things can be overwhelming for students who aren't used to everything being at hands reach. Even so, VCU is an amazing school and a good choice for students.... Read 4,507 reviews

• grade B+

• Acceptance rate 91%

• Net price $20,566

• SAT range 1060-1250

• Fairfax, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.67 out of 5  4,763 reviews

Freshman: Although my experience with George Mason University is still relatively early on, I can attest that GMU has thorough communication from not only their website, but with the academic advisor. The website is easy to navigate and inviting. We also have visited the campus on several occasions for a spring orientation and then the main freshman orientation event. Both orientation sessions were very organized from the beginning with what to expect before arriving until the completion of the event. During the orientation, we had the pleasure of meeting faculty and students who truly enjoyed their job of welcoming us to the university. We enjoyed the tour of the campus, housing and dining areas. All of the dining halls provided exceptional food variety and can say everything we ate was delicious! GMU has been provided us with nothing but stellar experiences despite the challenges of the ever changing post pandemic lifestyle on campus.... Read 4,763 reviews

• grade B+

• Acceptance rate 89%

• Net price $18,285

• SAT range 1100-1300

• Harrisonburg, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.74 out of 5  350 reviews

Freshman: Eastern Mennonite has such a strong community seeing as it’s one of the smaller universities. I have enjoyed my first year here, and I really enjoy the classes. Professors are very willing to work with you because of the small class sizes, and that’s something I was really looking for in a school. The only thing I wish we had was more scholarships available!... Read 350 reviews

• grade B+

• Acceptance rate 72%

• Net price $22,766

• SAT range 980-1230

• Virginia Beach, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.94 out of 5  964 reviews

Freshman: Regent was a personal fit, offering the degree and training that is compatible with my needs. The campus is large, landscaped well, safe and in a great location in Virginia Beach. There is plenty of room to walk around in the green grass and to enjoy a relaxing sit. An overall wonderful place to spend time. The teachers seem knowledgeable, helpful and polite. Generally, the degrees are a combination of general ed classes, cores classes and required religion classes.The campus is peaceful, safe and in a great location. It is in Virginia Beach. Not far from the beach, restaurants, etc. Their library is three stories tall with wall-to-wall books and the communications building is very impressive. The communications building features two movie theater style screening rooms and two theater stages. After visiting the campus and interacting with the staff, I have the utmost respect and appreciation for this University. I highly recommend this school for the education and ease of the process!... Read 964 reviews

• grade B

• Acceptance rate 50%

• Net price $14,785

• SAT range 940-1220

• Radford, VA•

• 4 Year

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  Rating 3.59 out of 5  1,608 reviews

Senior: Radford University has a variety of great classes and programs for students like myself who are interested in teaching. I major in Art Education and the art/education classes I’ve taken were very intriguing. It had diversity, culture, and expressed free thinking. I’ve met wonderful people who had the same goals as me and collaborating in class projects was a great experience. I was also in the bowling club at Radford University. It was a fun experience getting to know my peers and having the time to reward myself from all the hard work I applied. These academic and social experiences will prepare me for the future. I developed confidence, great work ethic skills and people skills. Radford University is a great college for those who are interested in Education. The school also has a library with good accommodating spaces for student to study. The resources they provide are very well appreciated and the staff members have excellent service.... Read 1,608 reviews

• grade B

• Acceptance rate 79%

• Net price $15,747

• SAT range 890-1060

• Charlottesville, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.91 out of 5  245 reviews

Freshman: Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) has been a blessing to me. It is a small campus with 4 building on campus with plenty of parking for students, visitors, and professors alike. The staff and professors are extremely helpful and nice to the students. Each professor i have had the pleasure of having thus far has continuously preached "im not here to fail you im here to help you" and they have backed those words time and time again. They also make it extremely easy to contact them if something is to come up and you cant make it to class or if you are having technology issues with your computer and cant get a test completed in time. They offer evening classes to where i am able to still work my full time job during the day and still be a full time student in the evening.... Read 245 reviews

• grade B minus

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,700

• SAT range —

• Glenns, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.9 out of 5  205 reviews

Junior: I love Rappahannock Community College. From the moment I signed up for classes I knew I was making a right choice. The staff helped me choose a pathway that best fitted my interests and strengths, & even when I chose to go a different route and switch my major they couldn’t have been more helpful. I feel proud to have enrolled at RCC knowing I won’t be in debt for years to come.... Read 205 reviews

• grade B minus

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $7,188

• SAT range —

• Lynchburg, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.71 out of 5  220 reviews

Freshman: I recently enrolled into CVCC and was having some trouble getting ready for the summer semester online so I visited the counseling office on the main campus and was met with smiles and helpful faces. I really enjoy being on the CVCC campus because everyone is very helpful and the campus is beautiful. So far, I have also notice the communication between students and professors is very open; immediately on the first day of classes I was already having professors email me and ask if I needed any help with getting acclimated to the courses and I greatly appreciated that. One thing I did notice as a downfall on the CVCC campus was that there were a lot of staff members out of the office when I went to go visits. I see this as a downfall because it was the first day of the summer semester so, I feel that having a full set of staff is important for the first week of classes but at the same time it is summer so it may be different during the spring and fall semesters.... Read 220 reviews

• grade B minus

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $5,281

• SAT range —

• Norfolk, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.84 out of 5  1,529 reviews

Senior: Absolutely the best decision I made! I decided to go to College and the pandemic started- I went anyway! I have completed one degree and by the time I am done in Spring of 2023 I will have completed 4 degrees in three years! I love on line and in person classes! The professors are wonderful, All the campuses are great- Advisors are there to help with all questions and guide you along the way. So many wonderful choices of classes available! No matter what your age, everyone is welcome! I am 62 and I had 17 year old's in my glassblowing class!... Read 1,529 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $7,141

• SAT range —

• Martinsville, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 4.08 out of 5  173 reviews

Sophomore: I would highly recommend Patrick Henry Community College to any student who is looking for an affordable community college. The college is diverse and inclusive. The campus is beautiful. The class size is relatively small which was a bonus for me. The staff and the instructors were extremely helpful and definitely promoted student success. I did have some instructors that were not the best, but most of them were fantastic and provided a good quality of education. I have had a very memorable experience here. Something that I believe an interested student should be aware of is that PHCC does not provide as many programs as other colleges do. One should look carefully at what is available. Also, some programs are very difficult to get into as they are very small. Their Nursing program for example is very small. Some things that I would like to see changed is perhaps expanding the medical/healthcare programs. Specifically, expanding the Nursing programs.... Read 173 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $5,761

• SAT range —

• Hampton, VA•

• 4 Year

• •
  Rating 3.23 out of 5  2,095 reviews

Sophomore: Hampton University is one of the most prestigious HBCUs in the country; it's rooted in tradition and history. Hampton pushes me out of my comfort zone, and pushes me academically and socially. Professors create warm and fun learning environments, that allow for open discussions. The buildings need updates, especially considering how expensive the tuition is, and the quality of the food could be much better. Hampton opened a plethora of networking and connections for me. I constantly get emails about opportunities to grow my skills and resume. There are numerous clubs on campus, and if there is not a club that suits your interests, teachers, and mentors will help you get one started. Hampton prepares young African American and black students on how to be great adults and professionals in the real world, while still teaching them how to embrace diversity. Looking for a university that pushes you academically and has amazing support, then Hampton University is the place to be!... Read 2,095 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 36%

• Net price $28,952

• SAT range 980-1120

• Annandale, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.78 out of 5  2,811 reviews

Freshman: The Annandale NOVA campus has treated me well during my first year. The professors I've learned from are great at their fields and are engaging during lectures. The campus and student life are easy to find and enjoyable to spend time on/with. The cafe and bookstore are readily available and the staff is always friendly! NOVA pushes a newsletter and constantly updates social media to have students aware of events and updates which is great to have. From my experience, the food served is underwhelming for the price, but the student life in the cafeteria and lounge always make for a better experience.... Read 2,811 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $9,153

• SAT range —

• Alberta, VA•

• 2 Year

• •
  Rating 3.76 out of 5  136 reviews

Niche User: I’ve attended this college ever since high school and I was enrolled into the dual enrollment program. I’ve also took the phlebotomy program, as well as the CNA program & was successful in both. I’d highly recommend a community college because it’s more close knit.... Read 136 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,595

• SAT range —

• Big Stone Gap, VA•

• 2 Year

• •
  Rating 4.12 out of 5  121 reviews

Senior: Only a community college and very small, but welcoming. You can get to know your peers and professors on a closer level. If there are problems within courses the professor will work with you to help alleviate the issue. Students generally get along very well and most courses are nicely paced and handled. There are also many tutoring, community service opportunities for those who want to help or need help. Small monthly food banks are also available for those who might need a little extra. Overall, family like school. I will be honestly, however, there is not much to do in terms of excitement, but there are ways to entertain ourselves when not hitting the books.... Read 121 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $5,805

• SAT range —

• Richmond, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.62 out of 5  627 reviews

Sophomore: The instructors are amazing! They always have time for any questions I have. We aren't just numbers to fill the seats in a classroom. Professors here recognize that each student has a unique learning style, so they are very good at presenting lectures to fulfill those needs for each student. Even though there's a pandemic now, professors have not stopped doing whatever they can to help you succeed. They will do a zoom call with us anytime we need assistance and responding quickly to emails. They really care about their students.... Read 627 reviews

• grade C+

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,303

• SAT range —

• Wytheville, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.81 out of 5  141 reviews

Junior: Great transfer classes. Great staff and professors, all around good atmosphere on campus! Smaller class sizes make it a much easier learning environment.... Read 141 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $3,107

• SAT range —

• Cedar Bluff, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.78 out of 5  191 reviews

Freshman: Southwest Virginia Community College was a GREAT choice for me. Coming out of Highschool, Southwest helped me to figure out the college life with ease. My Junior and Senior year of high school was greatly affected by COVID19. This caused me to be online while trying to finish high school. I feel like due to this, it took away from a lot of the learning experience that I needed to help me be prepared for college. All of the important classes, the meetings with college representatives, and more. Southwest was a great help and very understanding to all my needs. They were very easy to work with. My first year of college was an excellent experience at Southwest!... Read 191 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $7,377

• SAT range —

• Hampton, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.62 out of 5  545 reviews

Sophomore: TNCC Historic Triangle Campus is a small college with a "know everyone" feel. Dedicated instructors know their subject matter and are invested in your success. The Educational Foundation offers a generous number of scholarships that offer opportunities for students with different types of financial needs, and varied eligibility criteria. From reviewing the available scholarships, there appears to be something for everyone. The financial aid department has knowledgeable, helpful people who will explain to students how to maximize and maintain their financial aid. TNCC's Cyber Security program works in harmony with local organizations that hire directly from the school from the two-year program. TNCC's Cyber Security AAS program also has an articulation agreement with Old Dominion University if one is interested in earning a B.S. degree in CS. Improvement: Bring certain classes back to full-time face-to-face. I am unsuccessful in math presented remotely or in a hybrid environment.... Read 545 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,506

• SAT range —

• Middletown, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.73 out of 5  335 reviews

Sophomore: Lord Fairfax has been a great college to start right out of high school with. I graduated high school spring of 2020 and began classes here not even a month later. During covid, LFCC offered courses online, hybrid, and in-person, which was terrific as someone who has also been working almost full time. Since I have been able to take classes when I want and have been able to take all the courses needed for my degree, I have been able to almost finish my associate's degree by nineteen years old. Even with the covid guidelines in place, I and other students were able to create a study group and had an amazing place to study in the commons. The school is building a brand new science and technology center, and I am sad to be graduating before it opens in the fall of 2022.... Read 335 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,320

• SAT range —

• Virginia Beach, VA•

• 4 Year

• •
  Rating 3.51 out of 5  707 reviews

Sophomore: As a student who completed their first year at Virginia Wesleyan University, I would say that my experience was great. I felt as though this school was exactly what I was looking for, and more. The campus is quite small, and very private. I appreciate this since this allows me to get to class on time, as well as not have to worry about who is on campus. The staff have been wonderful, especially the professors. While there were some I did not love, others were extremely helpful and tentative when addressing students. I am so excited to start my second year!... Read 707 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 74%

• Net price $23,512

• SAT range 960-1190

• Dublin, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.88 out of 5  184 reviews

Graduate Student: I loved the small class sizes and the interaction between me and the professors. I made so many new friendships that I never thought would last so long or have so much meaning to me since the friends I had in high school. I got in through their two year tuition-free college program known as ACCE, which is available to those who lived in the areas listed on their website. Even when I technically finished all the credits required to graduate, they still helped me with my credits for my major for when I transfer to Radford University. The professors I got to have conversations with were some of the nicest, most helpful professors I have had. I am thankful for having to graduate this academic year, and to finish one more Summer semester before I transfer. I cannot give any honest evaluation about campus, athletics, or student life since I was online the whole time, but overall, New River is a huge recommendation from me if one wants to start at community college.... Read 184 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,742

• SAT range —

• Roanoke, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.71 out of 5  493 reviews

Sophomore: Virginia Western Community College provided me with all the tools necessary to navigate my own way through college. With Western's financial aid programs, I was able to support myself throughout my Associate's degree. Western's support services are also incredibly helpful and fast. I hardly had to wait more than two hours to receive help when needed. The professors are super supportive and quick to respond. This is very unlike larger colleges where finding assistance is rather difficult and attempting to talk to your professor is nearly impossible (especially in online classes). There are so many great aspects about Western -- the campus, effort put into student life, on-campus amenities, course flexibility, affordability, support -- I would suggest them to anyone entering college. I am so happy with VWCC, I would complete my Bachelor's degree with them if I could!... Read 493 reviews

• grade C

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $6,453

• SAT range —

• Danville, VA•

• 2 Year

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  Rating 3.59 out of 5  115 reviews

Freshman: It is a great community college! Staff was very polite & helpful with students. Instructors seem very understanding as well.... Read 115 reviews

• grade C minus

• Acceptance rate 100%

• Net price $8,065

• SAT range —