Connect with what matters to you
MAKE THE RIGHT CONNECTIONS AT A TOP-10 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN THE SOUTH
(U.S. News & World Report, 2025 )
It’s not just learning facts and figures. It’s connecting to the real-world issues that matter most to you. That’s Civitae, Longwood’s distinct approach to education that will prepare you to stand out in both your life and career. You’ll take cross-disciplinary courses that address important topics. Work alongside faculty on research. And explore far-off destinations in our Brock Experiences, examining pressing topics and forming lasting bonds with other Lancers. longwood.edu/admissions
For a complete list of academic programs, visit go.longwood.edu/programs or scan the QR code.
ACADEMICS THAT TRANSFORM
At Longwood, you’ll engage with experienced faculty—not teaching assistants—and take courses that combine disciplines, giving you a fuller picture of what you’re learning. Meanwhile, opportunities like internships, research and study abroad all begin your first year.
5,000
Approximate total enrollment
18
Average class size
96% Of recent graduates are employed (collegescorecard.ed.gov )
PREPARING TO STAND OUT IN YOUR LIFE AND CAREER
Opportunities like the following will not only provide you with sought-after career skills, but also teach you the importance of civic engagement and valuing different perspectives. Building connections outside your comfort zone is how you become a better citizen.
Civitae Core Curriculum
In this distinctive set of courses, you’ll explore important real-world issues, preparing you to become a more engaged citizen who is ready to make a positive difference in your community.
Cormier Honors College for Citizen Scholars
In this community of focused and like-minded students, you’ll enhance your experience at Longwood as you live and learn through scholarship and service.
Brock Experiences
Immerse yourself in an important topic or issue while you travel the country. Recently, students have studied immigration in Arizona, natural resources in Alaska, and art and culture in Boston.
Service Opportunities
Helping others is central to being a Lancer. You’ll have opportunities to take part in numerous volunteer and service projects. That includes cleaning up watersheds, collecting items for shelters, helping at-risk kids and much more.
Center for Career Success
Throughout your time on campus and beyond, you’ll be supported with work-based experiences, professional networking, career coaching and access to a career closet to get you set for success.
#1 FOR INTERNSHIPS
Longwood is tops in Virginia for internships, according to the State Council of Higher Education, with just about every student graduating with a resume filled with career experiences from across the state and beyond.
WHERE YOU’LL FIND LANCERS WORKING:
LIFELONG CONNECTIONS START HERE
With a vibrant community and timeless traditions, opportunities to grow, learn and connect aren’t limited just to the classroom at Longwood. Get ready for the time of your life!
Oktoberfest
A fall weekend of fun and relaxation highlighted by live music, bonfires and lots (and we mean lots!) of paint.
Color Wars
Lancers sling paint at each other during fall’s Oktoberfest.
Spring Weekend
Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley and Fetty Wap have performed at this event.
The GAME
Each year during Homecoming and Alumni Weekend in November, Lancers gather to cheer on Longwood and receive The Scarf—an iconic symbol of belonging and tradition.
Late-Night Breakfast
A meal among Lancers to help lower stress during exams.
Oozeball
Prepare to get really dirty in this mud-soaked game of volleyball.
Secret Societies
Working in secrecy, CHI, Cahoots and Princeps promote Lancer spirit throughout campus.
Convocation
A longstanding Longwood tradition highlighted by the “capping” of seniors by their friends.
ROOTED IN COMMUNITY
Greek organizations
NCAA Division I men’s and women’s teams
TWO-COLLEGE TOWN
Farmville is the first town in the nation with two colleges—with Hampden-Sydney College (founded in 1775) also in the area—making for a youthful and vibrant place to live and learn.
NCAA DIVISION I TEAMS
Baseball (M)
Basketball (M,W)
Cross Country (M,W)
Field Hockey (W)
Golf (M,W)
Lacrosse (W)
Soccer (M,W)
Softball (W)
Tennis (M,W)
Track (M,W)
Located just off campus, the Longwood-run Moton Museum honors a local high school’s 1951 student-led strike for educational equality. With 30% of our students self-identified as people of color, it’s just one of the many ways Longwood champions and supports all backgrounds, cultures and perspectives.
LONGWOOD
With a picturesque campus, historical sites and outdoor adventures, one visit is all it takes to get hooked on Longwood and Farmville. Schedule a campus visit to see for yourself.
VISIT CAMPUS
We offer a variety of visit opportunities. You can even explore your future major during our fall Immersion Day series. See all the visit options at go.longwood.edu/visit .
FARMVILLE FAVORITES
Ziplining at Sandy River Retreat
Sunsets at Catbird Rooftop Terrace
Trivia at Three Roads Brewing
Study breaks at Uptown Coffee House
Karaoke at North Street Press Club
Sweet treats at Spoonful of Buttercream
DISTANCE TO OTHER CITIES
LONGWOOD
HELPING YOU PAY FOR COLLEGE
At Longwood, you’ll be part of a public university that’s committed to affordability and value. In fact, we consistently have among the lowest annual tuition increases in the state. We also offer generous financial aid packages that include merit scholarships, grants, loans and work-study.
TUITION, FEES, ROOM AND BOARD FOR 2025–26
$15,410 per semester* (Virginia resident)
$21,530 per semester* (Out-of-state resident)
*12–18 credits, room and All Access meal plan
Complete Your FAFSA
Unlock your family’s financial aid opportunities by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at FAFSA.gov. Make sure you include Longwood code 003719 on your FAFSA.
Merit Scholarships
Longwood rewards students who have worked hard and challenged themselves. In fact, we will guarantee you a merit scholarship if you have at least a 3.0 GPA. Learn more at go.longwood.edu/merit
ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
Ready to become a Lancer?
Here’s what you need to know about applying.
Fall 2026 Application Deadlines
Early Decision (nursing only): November 1, 2025
Early Action (final deadline for nursing and honors): December 1, 2025
Regular: February 1, 2026
Test Optional
SAT and ACT scores are not required* when you apply for Fall 2026.
*For non-nursing majors
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