If you want to learn in a traditional campus setting or if you are a working professional who needs convenience and flexibility, Averett has a degree program to fit your life. Founded in 1859 as a school for young women, Averett grew to a fully accredited, co-educational, four-year college in 1971. Today, the university attracts students from 25 states and 17 foreign countries and offers degree programs throughout Virginia.
People
- 2,634 (statewide); 1,112 (Danville Campus)
- 38% men, 62% women
- 25 states; 17 countries represented in the student body
- 75% of faculty with doctorates or terminal degrees
- 20,800 alumni in 50 states, 38 countries
Academics
- 14 average class size (This is for traditional undergrad only.)
- 14:1 student faculty ratio (This is for traditional undergrad only.)
- 32 majors
- Programs for working professionals
- Master's programs in business and education
Places
- Main campus, Danville, VA (pop. 46,000)
- Campus centers: Richmond, Tidewater; classes offered statewide
- 6 residence halls, choose from traditional, suites and apartments
Cost & Affordability
- Our average scholarship package lowers the cost of attendance by almost 40%
- Tuition: $21,112.00 (traditional undergraduate)
- Room and Board: $7,640.00 (varies by residence hall and meal plan)
Sports
- NCAA Division III, USA South Conference — Women's: basketball, cross country, lacrosse, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball; Men's: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis
Arts
- Annual Concert-Lecture Series
- Averett Theatre Players
- Averett Singers, Handbell Choir & Gospel Choir
- Annual student art show
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