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The Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Services seeks to create a student-centered culture by promoting community, encouraging engagement and developing students to be contributing citizens in a global and diverse society.

Our departments provide essential services to support student success and life on both the Monroe Park and MCV Campuses. As the university continues to grow and evolve, so do our services and facilities.

The central administration of the division also serves as a resource for students, parents, faculty and staff who have problems or concerns regarding their interactions with each other and with the university, and assists in resolving issues or refers inquirers to the appropriate individual elsewhere in the institution. Students, parents and staff members who have issues they wish to discuss or who are interested in various programs and opportunities are encouraged to contact the Associate Vice Provost for Student Affairs and Dean of Students or the Associate Vice Provost for Enrollment Services.

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Enrollment Services
Enrollment Services provides essential financial and records services from a student's first contact with Admissions counselors until the final details of graduation. Our departments include Office of Records & Registration, Student Accounting Department, and Office of Financial Aid.

Undergraduate Admissions
Undergraduate Admissions has information about the university, faculty, students, requirements for admission and how to apply to VCU.

Virginia Commonwealth University
Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment Services
901 Floyd Avenue | P.O. Box 843017
Richmond, VA 23284

Phone: (804) 828-1244
Fax: (804) 828-2180
E-mail: dsaes@vcu.edu
Site last update: January 23, 2012
Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services
Division Mission Statement
The division seeks to create a student-centered culture
by promoting community, encouraging engagement
and developing students to be contributing citizens in
a global and diverse society.