You’ve applied, so you already know how special Longwood is! Let’s get into the specifics though. Join us for unique events designed specifically for admitted students!
Q&A on the Transition to College Life
A Day in the Life
Photo Essay: What It’s Like to Be a Lancer
If you've submitted your deposit, you’re now officially a college student! It’s great to have that feeling of being on your own—it’s also great to know there are people and resources available to help you when you need it.
From the first few days on campus to navigating the first few weeks of classes, your Peer Mentor and Student Success Coach are ready to answer questions, problem-solve, or just talk through any concerns you have.
Don't wait until August—you can start meeting other students in the Class of 2029 now!
Join us in this Facebook group to get questions answered, share excitement and maybe even meet your future roommate.
It’s likely you have questions that can only be answered by a current Longwood student. Here’s your chance to ask those questions. From dorm life and club involvement to dining on campus and everything in between, these students are ready to answer your questions. Just send them a text!
Senior, Anthropology & Archaeology and Communications Studies major
Cormier Honors College
Clubs & Orgs: Institute of Archaeology
Student Research Associate, Marketing, Communications and Engagement
Video Producer, ESPN+ Camera Crew
Longwood Ambassadors
Mortar Board Geist Chapter
Lambda Alpha Honor Society and Club
Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society
“My favorite thing about Longwood is the connections that I can make with my professors. I know that if I ever need anything regarding class, they will always be there to help and make sure I stay on track!”
TEXT ME AT (434) 394-0599
Sophomore, Communication Studies major
Clubs & Orgs: The Rotunda, National Society of Leadership and Success
“What I love most about Longwood is the welcoming community and how easy it is to get involved. I was able to jump right in and do all the things I wanted as soon as I got here.”
TEXT ME AT (434) 394-0637
Sophomore, Communication Sciences and Disorders
Cormier Honors College
Clubs & Orgs: Tri-Sigma, Club Soccer, Student Nursing Association, student worker in admissions
“My favorite thing about Longwood are the aerobics classes at the fitness center!”
TEXT ME AT (434) 394-0658
Senior, psychology major, biology minor (pre-med interest)
Clubs & Orgs: Student Government Association, Ambassadors, Men’s Club Volleyball, Tri Beta, National Society of Leadership and Success, Peer Mentors, Student Research
“Longwood is located in a fantastic small town with lots to explore. It’s easy to make connections on campus, take on leadership roles, and make a lasting impact with fellow Lancers.”
TEXT ME AT (434) 394-0648
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Did you know?
Longwood's police department is ranked among the best in the country by Security Magazine. Learn more about campus safety and security.
Living on campus—it’s one of the most exciting parts of college life. Longwood’s traditional residence halls and university-managed apartments offer all the top amenities with the convenience of being just steps away from classes, activities and campus dining locations.
Did you know?
Longwood has a growing group of immersive, citizenship-focused courses at sites around the United States. Explore our Brock Experiences.
Undecided on a major?
No problem, we can help! Explore our programs.
Learning at Longwood begins with Civitae, focused core classes designed to develop effective communication, fundamental knowledge and informed citizenship. Throughout their academic journey, students benefit from small classes, hands-on learning and faculty who challenge and nurture.
Did you know?
Longwood's internationally accredited Counseling and Psychological Services Center offers confidential mental health services to currently enrolled students at no additional charge.
Ready to run, work out, shoot some hoops or take in a group exercise class? You’ll find all that and more in the Health and Fitness Center, a 75,000-square-foot complex dedicated to students’ physical and mental health.
Campus Recreation
Counseling & Psychological Services
University Health Center
Did you know?
Longwood has nine social fraternities and 13 sororities. In fact, four national sororities were founded at Longwood between 1897 - 1901! Learn more about Greek life.
If you’re ready to discover a new skill or build on your current passion we’ve got you covered. With 175+ clubs and organizations—things like ultimate frisbee, fishing, medieval theatre, and even legos—there’s something for everyone. Check out all your options each fall and spring at the Involvement Fair!
Did you know?
Longwood is home to two secret societies: CHI and Princeps. CHI, founded in 1900, serves to promote the Longwood spirit. Princeps serves to promote leadership in Longwood students.
At the center of your experience are annual events that include live music, a ceremony featuring elaborately decorated mortarboards, and a “war” involving red and green paint. Excited to learn more?
Grab your Longwood scarf and get ready to cheer on Longwood’s 14 Division I teams! Intramural and club teams in nearly every sport are open for more casual athletes—just find your sport and join the team.
Q&A on College Costs
Our chief of staff talks money and issues around college costs
We get it—determining the best way to pay for college can seem very overwhelming. But don't worry, the Financial Aid staff is ready to help you navigate the process. We can help answer all your questions about the FAFSA, merit scholarships, grants, loans and more.
Text 434.207.6514
admissions@longwood.edu
Phone 434.395.2060