Current Students

As a current graduate student at Virginia Tech, you have many resources at your disposal. We’ve curated some of the most important items for you here.

We post new information and opportunities every week in the Graduate Life Center weekly announcements.

You can find Graduate School and Graduate Life Center activities and events on the community calendar.

Academic support services for students, from the Writing Center to time management counseling

The Graduate School Directory, which includes phone numbers and email addresses of Graduate School administrators, faculty, and staff in Blacksburg and at the Northern Virginia Center in Falls Church.

Expectations for students, faculty, and staff to maintain a productive, and inclusive academic environment.

Many graduate students have spouses, partners and/or children and the Graduate School recognizes that they need supports and services, and connections to others with families.

On this page you will find links to forms for Forms for admission, enrollment and registration, status changes and student records updates, tuition status requests, academic progress, and graduation.

Employment opportunities, assistantships, scholarships, and other sources of financial assistance can be found on the Financial Resources page.

The Senate, formerly the Graduate Student Assembly, is the governing body for graduate students.

Information about on-campus and off-campus housing resources. 

Use this link to schedule an appointment with someone in the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. 

Information about registering for classes, housing, and everything else you need to know to get started as a student.

The Northern Virginia Center is Virginia Tech's primary teaching location in the greater Washington D.C. metro area and home to many academic programs, including the Graduate School in the D.C. Area.

Services and university applications/programs, including Canvas, parking, payroll, ticket sales, and more.

The Orientation and welcome evens page provides a wealth of information for new graduate students, including information sessions, information about research tools and tips, and other helpful information to make navigating the first year of graduate school.

Classes, workshops, and events to prepare for careers in or outside of the academy.

Information specifically for students at the Roanoke campuses.

The home page of our Graduate Student Services, which provides links to a wide range of services and resources for students, including day care, health services, counseling, and more.

Resources specifically for students enrolled in online degree programs.

On this webpage, you will find resources and information for greater Washington, D.C. area (Northern Virginia) students.

Tips to help faculty and students with preliminary and final exams conducted on Zoom.