Welcome to the Radford family!
As a recently admitted student, we want to ensure that you have all of the information you need for this important transition. Review the checklist below for next steps in your enrollment process:
Next Steps
Review and accept financial aid awards through the MyRU portal as soon as possible to avoid a loss of financial aid.
Take the first step to becoming a Highlander—confirm your admission acceptance through a tuition deposit.
Watch the Housing Virtual Tour on YouTube and get acclimated wtih your new living space.
At Quest, our student orientation program, we’ll help you prepare for your college experience.
Welcome Home. Welcome to the Radford Family.
We are a Community
As you begin your college journey, Radford University faculty and staff will support you every step along the way.
With a low student to faculty ratio of 16:1, professors are able to get to know you and provide mentorship opportunities.
Through faculty support, there are many opportunities to participate in undergraduate research opportunities that will better prepare you for your future career or further education.
With over 250 student clubs and organizations, there is a place for you.
Attend a university where you are more than just a number.
Admitted Students Checklist
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Submit your Final Transcripts - Confirm with your guidance counselor that Radford University will receive a copy of your final high school transcripts.
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Complete and submit your Health Record Record Form. You can submit it in our online system or print a PDF and turn it in to the Office of Admissions.
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Check In
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Meet a Highlander
I feel at home at Radford University after meeting great friends and getting out of my comfort zone.
All of the organizations I have been involved in have enhanced my self-esteem and given me a spirit of dedication. I feel humble to be involved and to have met people that I will have lifelong friendships with. Through my participation I can say that I have truly learned what is important to me, and become a better person from these experiences."
