Resources for students
I am...
If neither of your parents or legal guardians earned a bachelor's degree, then you are a first-generation college student.
You First at VCU is here to help you get connected to other first-generation students, as well as the academic and social resources you need to help you achieve your goals.
Whether you began your higher education journey at a community college or another four-year institution, you'll feel right at home at VCU.
The VCU Transfer Center works with with prospective, incoming and currently enrolled transfer students to ensure a smooth transition to VCU and successful progress toward graduation.
At VCU, we celebrate diversity, promote inclusion and advocate for social justice.
In addition to being a resource for the entire VCU community, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs supports and celebrates specific constituency groups, including students who identify as African American/Black, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Indigenous/Native American, Hispanic/Latinx and LGBTQIA+.
I want to...
University Academic Advising helps first-year, undeclared, nondegree-seeking and pre-health professions students.
Connect with other first-year and second-year students by joining the FYE/SYE RamsConnect group.
Resources for:
Parents and families
Parents and families are invited to attend several of our First and Second Year Experiences initiatives.
Faculty and staff
Explore resources for innovative ideas to create inclusive, welcoming, creative and engaging learning experiences for our first and second-year students.