Need-blind admissions brings higher number of international student applicants
The university stopped considering financial need after a $132 million donation last year
First post-affirmative action admissions cycle results in diversity decline
The class of 2028 is comprised of 22% domestic students of color, which is almost a 2% decrease from the class of 2027
Washington and Lee will remain test-optional for the time being
Students and admissions officials alike weigh in on the positives and negatives of requiring test scores
W&L to keep legacy admissions after affirmative action strike-down
The admissions office is facing new challenges this year. Legacy admissions isn’t one of them.
W&L’s diversity could decline after affirmative action decision, admissions says
The Supreme Court prevented race-conscious admissions programs. W&L is still navigating the implications
After VMI enrollment plummets, admissions tests new tactics
Virginia Military Institute is wrestling with how to recruit more students after a bruising admissions cycle
Johnson Weekend brings out competition and excitement
Hundreds of students from all over the country compete for W&L’s coveted Johnson Scholarship.