CATALOG

Every two years, the University issues a new catalog describing academic procedures, departmental offerings, and major requirements. Each entering class is subject to the requirements set forth in the catalog under which it enters. Catalogs are available from the Registrar's Office.

FINANCIAL AID

As a student-athlete at the University of Richmond, you are eligible for several different types of financial aid. Athletically related financial aid is discussed above.

All University of Richmond students are eligible for need-based financial aid and merit scholarships. In order to be considered for need-based financial aid, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the University of Richmond's Financial Aid Supplemental Application. For returning students, it is due May 1. Need-based financial aid can consist of a mix of grants, loans and work-study.

Students are generally nominated for merit scholarships or are selected from the pool of applicants. Some merit scholarships may require a separate application.

Virginia residents are eligible to receive the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant. Virginia residents who are accepted by the University receive an application from the Office of Admission for the grant. Even full scholarship student-athletes must apply for this grant.

HOLDS ON STUDENT ACCOUNTS

When a you receive a ticket, fine, bill, community service penalty, a hold is placed on your account. That hold prevents registration, receipt of transcript, and ultimately graduation. It can also cause you to be dismissed from campus. Late fees can accrue on overdue accounts. It is extremely important that all accounts are kept current. You may check holds on your record via Banner Web.

OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR (Registrar's Office)

The Office of the University Registrar is located in Sarah Brunet Hall. In this office you may pick up registration materials, declare a major or minor, turn in course override forms, and request transcripts.

PARKING

All motorized vehicles operated on campus must be registered with the University. Parking stickers may be obtained (for a fee) from Parking Services in the Special Programs Building. The University strictly regulates student parking areas. Tickets are issued for parking in unapproved areas. These tickets are your responsibility and cannot be voided by the Department of Athletics. Every effort should be made to avoid receiving parking tickets. Once received, tickets should be paid promptly. Failure to do so will result in further monetary penalties.

SPIDER CARD

The Spider Card is your campus identification, meal card, and debit card. Money may be placed in your Spider Card account to be spent on such items as dining at Tyler's Grill, books, and laundry.

STUDENT ACCOUNTS OFFICE (The Bursar)

The Student Accounts Office is located in Sarah Brunet Hall. In this office you may determine the status of holds on your account and pay bills.

SUPPORT CENTERS AVAILABLE FOR ALL STUDENTS

The Academic Skills Center is located in Boatwright Library. The Academic Skills Center provides tutoring services for certain courses as well as assisting you with general study skills and adjustment to college life.

The Speech Center is located on the first floor of the Webb Tower. At the Speech Center, you can sign up for assistance with oral presentations. You can have speeches reviewed and videotaped by trained staff members.

The Writing Center is located in Boatwright Library's Administrative Wing. Writing Center staff will assist you in writing papers and reports, as well as filling out various applications and compiling resumes.

The Career Development Center is located in Richmond Hall. The Center provides career counseling, job listings and assistance with resumes and job and graduate school applications.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is located in Richmond Hall. CAPS offers a wide range of counseling and psychological services to University of Richmond students. CAPS offers personal and group counseling.

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Student Athlete Handbook