University of Virginia
Charlottesville's flagship institution
The University of Virginia is a public research university in Charlottesville, Virginia, founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1819.
Often called UVA, it's known for Jefferson's neoclassical architecture, its honor system, and strong programs in law and business.
Students and alumni call themselves Wahoos or Hoos: I went to UVA; The Hoos play Duke on Saturday.
Educational program's content plan
- professorsHighest-ranking university instructors
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- campusInstitutional grounds and buildings
- lecturesFormal instructional talks
seminars · tuition · undergraduate · graduate · degree · major · minor · scholarship
Third American president
- 1819Four-digit date
- MonticelloVirginia presidential estate
- pavilionsRoofed open-air structures
- colonnadeRow supporting a roof
UNESCO · founder · grounds · Edgar Allan Poe · Honor Code · Jefferson · architecture · dome
Association of sovereign states
- state-fundedPaid for by government
- CharlottesvilleCentral Virginia college city
- in-stateWithin one's home territory
- out-of-stateFrom another jurisdiction
accessible · scholarships · honors programs · diverse · flagship · land-grant · state legislature · taxpayer
Eastern collegiate division
- basketballTeam sport with hoops
- lacrosseField sport with netted sticks
- soccerField sport with goals
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
swimming · tennis · NCAA · championship · athletics · rivalry · Orange · Blue
Facility for scientific investigation
- innovationCreating something original
- grantsAwarded funds for purposes
- publicationIssued written material
- discoveryAct of finding something
thesis · dissertation · journal · collaboration · experimentation · methodology · findings · breakthrough
curriculum
Educational program's content plan
- professorsHighest-ranking university instructors
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- campusInstitutional grounds and buildings
lectures · seminars · tuition · undergraduate · graduate · degree · major · minor · scholarship · syllabus
Thomas Jefferson
Third American president
- 1819Four-digit date
- MonticelloVirginia presidential estate
- pavilionsRoofed open-air structures
colonnade · UNESCO · founder · grounds · Edgar Allan Poe · Honor Code · Jefferson · architecture · dome · heritage
Commonwealth
Association of sovereign states
- state-fundedPaid for by government
- CharlottesvilleCentral Virginia college city
- in-stateWithin one's home territory
out-of-state · accessible · scholarships · honors programs · diverse · flagship · land-grant · state legislature · taxpayer · public service
ACC
Eastern collegiate division
- basketballTeam sport with hoops
- lacrosseField sport with netted sticks
- soccerField sport with goals
baseball · swimming · tennis · NCAA · championship · athletics · rivalry · Orange · Blue · Tony Bennett
laboratory
Facility for scientific investigation
- innovationCreating something original
- grantsAwarded funds for purposes
- publicationIssued written material
discovery · thesis · dissertation · journal · collaboration · experimentation · methodology · findings · breakthrough · medical center
- Elite CollegesStanford, MIT, Caltech, Duke, Northwestern
- JeffersonDeclaration of Independence, Monticello, autobiography, inaugural address, inaugural addresses
- Jefferson EraThomas Jefferson, Democratic-Republicans, Louisiana Purchase, Monticello, Lewis and Clark
- Southern CollegesAlabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Georgia
- universitiesHarvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton
- VirginiaJamestown, Monticello, Roanoke, Charlottesville, Colonial Williamsburg
University of VirginiaHarvard University
Elite Cambridge-based academic institution
Yale University · Princeton University · Stanford University · private college · private university
University of VirginiaHarvard University
Elite Cambridge-based academic institution
Yale University · UC Berkeley · University of Michigan · University of Wisconsin · Boston College
University of VirginiaNotre Dame
French Gothic cathedral
Brigham Young University · Georgetown University · Boston College · seminary · Bible college
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