Clemons has a floor plan that gets quieter the deeper into it one goes, and each level has a minimum amount of noise tolerated. Credit: University of Virginia Ĭlemons Library is the better choice if you want rooms to use or need silence. Clark Hall is similar to Thornton Hall’s stacks. If you need help with computer science homework, this is the place to go. Thornton stacks, a quiet study area with computers and spaces for both group and individual studying, is also a popular spot. If you have a test you need to study for, almost every building has study spaces, but many go to Thornton Hall, Clemons Library, or Clark Hall. Students do many things outside of classes, but here are some favorite places and activities on campus. Credit: Sanjay Suchak, University Communications The Blue Ridge Mountains around Charlottesville. The campus size makes it perfect for running into people with whom you share your meals, class schedules, activities, and interests. UVA’s size makes people think seeing familiar faces will be few and far between, but that’s far from the truth. The grounds are well preserved and cared for, and people are generally nice and approachable. The Blue Ridge Mountains’ natural beauty combined with the campus’ aesthetics make walking to and from classes a treat. With clubs, Greek life, sports, and more, UVA is a great place to live out your college experience. Capturing the university in just a few words is impossible, as it tries to accommodate everyone. Whether you’re into parties, tailgates, and sports or are more academically inclined, UVA has something for everyone and offers a diverse range of opportunities for its students. To My Future Hoos – The University of Virginia (UVA) has everything for any type of student.
Here’s some insight into what it’s like at UVA. The “college experience” is often the deciding factor in choosing which college to attend.
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