Stay Overnight at UVa.!

Hosts are available during the academic semesters, which typically last from mid-January to the end of April, for Spring semester, and late August to early December for Fall semester. We do not host during exams and over student breaks: Fall, Thanksgiving, Winter, and Spring break. These dates are available at Virginia's academic calendar.

During the month of April, we will only arrange overnight visits for students admitted to the University.

Please fill out the following information in order to request a visit, keeping in mind that we require a minimum of 1 week to locate our hosts. After you submit your request form, you will receive an e-mail with your host's contact information closer to the date of the stay.

If we receive your request electronically, please be assured that we have your request and will find you a host.  If your request is for a date far in advance, we will contact you closer to your requested visit date rather than the date you made the request.  If you have not heard from our organization three days from your requested visit date, you can contact the Monroe Society office to verify that there have not been any errors in communication.  Thank you for your patience.

Please remember to select that you have read and agree to our Waiver of Liability when you submit a request online. If you request your stay by phone, fill out a Waiver of Liability form prior to your date of stay and mail it to the Monroe Society. If you do not fill out a waiver form, we will be unable to accomodate your request.

Form

 

Student's Full Name:
Address:
City: 
State:
Zip:
Email address:
Cell Phone Number:
Potential Major:
School:
UVA Interest: Admitted High School Senior
Applying High School Senior
High School Junior
Month of Visit:
Date of Visit:
Gender: Male
Female
Offered Scholarship: Echols Scholar Rodman Scholar
N/A
By checking here, I agree that I have read and agree to the waiver of liability. If you do not check this box, you must mail a signed waiver in order to stay overnight with the Monroe Society.