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About Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Virginia Tech offers approximately 280 degree programs to over 34,000 students. Virginia Tech’s research portfolio of $521 million ranks 43rd among America’s top 50 research universities, according to the National Science Foundation.
1944: The shortened Virginia Polytechnic Institute became the official name. 1970: The Virginia General Assembly bestowed university status, and the formal name of the university became Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Today: Virginia Tech is the university’s official nickname, used in all but the most formal situations.
Virginia Tech’s Graduate School offers far more than a degree program: We help you prepare, connect, succeed, and stand out. Based in the innovative Graduate Life Center, all of our programs, courses, workshops, and support services are rooted in the four pillars of the Graduate School’s Transformative Graduate Education Initiative ...
An additional 17 students completed graduate degrees in mathematics, and several students received additional recognition for their accomplishments as Mathematics students at Virginia Tech. We are proud of all of our students, all that they have accomplished, and all they will accomplish moving forward. Ut Prosim!
At Virginia Tech, we approach admission from an inclusive, rather than exclusive, perspective. Using a holistic admissions process, we look at many aspects of each student, including such things as work experience, community involvement and service, leadership, personal and professional ethics, research and scholarship, and the barriers you have dealt with while pursuing your goals.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University is a large public university located on an urban campus in Blacksburg, Virginia. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 29,760, and admissions are selective, with an acceptance rate of 56%. The university offers 75 bachelor's degrees, has an average graduation rate of 87%, and a student ...
The state legislature sanctioned university status for VPI and bestowed upon it the present legal name, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, effective June 26, 1970. While some older alumni and other friends of the university continue to call it VPI, its most popular—and its official—nickname today is Virginia Tech.
