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Parade Updates - VMI’s administration is watching the weather for possible adjustments to parade schedules during Graduation Week. Any schedule or location changes will be posted here, on calendar.vmi.edu, and on VMI social media. START YOUR JOURNEY: Inquire Visit Apply MyVMI Offices A-Z Calendar Give START YOUR JOURNEY: Inquire Visit Apply About Academics Admissions and Aid Cadet Life Athletics GiveAbout No Ordinary College VMI produces leaders and individuals whose daily lives reflect the integrity, fairness, and appreciation for the value of hard work that is instilled at the Institute. About the Institute Quick Facts History of VMI Our Location Governance Board of Visitors Administration Regulations and Policies News and Events Latest News from Post Featured Stories Events Calendar Admissions For All Aspiring Leaders VMI: an undergraduate experience like no other. Since 1839, this historic military college has produced leaders of integrity and honor. The Institute is ranked #5 in the nation for return on investment by Money Magazine. Get to Know VMI Open House, Tours, and More Meet the Admissions Team Request Information Join the Corps of Cadets Academic & Physical Preparation Submit Your Application Today Appointed Students Information Financial Aid Tuition & Fees Types of Aid Applying for Aid Academics Rigor and Excellence Cadets participate in a challenging four-year core curriculum of 14 nationally recognized majors in engineering, the sciences, and the humanities, with an array of enrichment opportunities. The Institute boasts a student to teacher ratio of 10:1. Academic Overview Academic Program Majors & Minors Departments Summer Programs Excellence and Achievement Institute Honors Institute Scholars Peay Merit Scholarships Academic Support Research & Enrichment Undergraduate Research Institute Writing Global Education Preston Library ROTC Preparing Military Leaders VMI boasts one of the leading Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) programs in the United States. The program challenges cadets to focus on strengthening both mind and body while pursuing ideals of discipline, honor, and respect. The Institute also offers one of only 14 Coast Guard Auxiliary University Programs in the nation. The Program Overview ROTC Scholarship Opportunities Additional Funding ROTC Units Army ROTC Navy and Marine Corps ROTC Air Force ROTC, including Space Force Other Ways to Serve Coast Guard AUP Federal & Local Employment Cadet Life What sets VMI apart? VMI inspires and is committed to excellence. The Corps of Cadets is able to utilize the training offered by a 24/7 military environment and apply a mindset of overcoming adversity towards their academic and athletic goals, and for those who commission, towards exemplary military service. The Corps Daily Life Leadership and Development Clubs & Activities Events & Traditions Matriculation Ring Figure Graduation Health, Wellness & Safety Infirmary VMI Police Title IX Athletics Compete to Win VMI believes that all cadets are athletes and all athletes are cadets. Athletics at VMI form an integral part of the mission to develop the whole person. The Keydets participate in NCAA Division I. Let’s Go Keydets! VMI Athletics Homepage Events Calendar Latest News An In-Depth Look Cadet-Athlete Development Keydets YouTube Social Media Directory Support Cadet-Athletes Fan Gear - VMI Bookstore Go Big Red! Community Connecting with Lexington, the commonwealth, and the world. VMI is deeply connected to its alumni and the surrounding Lexington community. There are a number of opportunities across post for the public to support the Institute’s mission and cadets, seeing first-hand what makes VMI no ordinary college. Families & Friends Visiting Post VMI Calendar VMI Social Media Lifelong Learning Preston Library Museums & Archives Conferences Alumni & Donors VMI Alumni Association Keydet Club VMI Foundation About Admissions Academics ROTC Cadet Life Athletics Community Library Museums and Archives Conferences MyVMI Offices A-Z Calendar Give MyVMI Offices A-Z Calendar GiveCall to Duty: Supporting the Choice to Serve Recipients of three and four-year ROTC national scholarships may be eligible for additional financial support from VMI. Learn more NEVER SETTLE FOR ORDINARYVisit Talk to Us Prepare Apply Costs and Aid Appointed Students Our Graduates Staff Admissions and Aid Home Admissions and AidAdmissions and AidPage Menu Visit Talk to Us Prepare Apply Costs and Aid Appointed Students Our Graduates Staff Why choose VMI? High-quality undergraduate degree programs in engineering, the sciences, and humanities taught by dedicated, award-winning faculty in small classes, allowing for individual attention and support. Military training under the largest ROTC program in the nation. Daily life and traditions built on honor, civility, self-discipline, and lifelong bonds through the brother rat” spirit. Access to funding for qualified applicants and cadets through various types of aid aimed at making your education dollars go further. I’m interested in attending VMI. Where should I start? 1. Introduce Yourself to the Institute If you are interested in attending VMI next year, or in the future, the best place to start is by connecting with the Institute through our inquiry form . This will let the Admissions team know that you are ready to learn more about the advantages of a VMI education, and lead to invites to events, notices of application opening dates, scholarship opportunities and more. 2. Visit Post & Meet with Admissions The best way to experience all that VMI has to offer those who choose to ’Never Settle for Ordinary’ is to visit post (VMI’s campus) and meet with faculty, staff, and cadets during an in-person open house . Our admissions team is also standing by ready to meet with you through a one-on-one interview, in person or digitally. 3. Prepare Academically & Physically It is important that you begin practicing good study habits and self-discipline in high school, taking courses that will help you be competitive in the college admission process. Applicants should also prepare for the physical demands of VMI. Explore our academics , ROTC programs , and cadet life to learn more about what you’ll do as a member of the Corps. 4. Apply to VMI’s Corps of Cadets Ready to accept the challenge of attending VMI and become part of something bigger than yourself? Apply today through the Institute’s application or CommonApp. Explore what you’ll need to have on hand to apply and which version of the online application is right for you, including how to apply for financial aid . There are various scholarships, loans, and grants for applicants and current cadets. 97% of VMI graduates are employed, enrolled in graduate school, or commissioned into the armed forces within 6 months of graduation. 10:1 student to faculty ratio means VMI cadets receive focused, individualized instruction across 14 undergraduate degree programs. Over 50% of VMI graduates regularly choose to commission into the United States Armed Forces through VMI’s ROTC program. 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