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VMI attracts students who want more—more challenge, more purpose, more growth.

Cadet Conner Felts, Class of 2024

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VMI attracts students who want more—more challenge, more purpose, more growth.

He saw VMI as an opportunity to do something unique that other schools don't offer.

—Carson Irvine, Parent of Clark Irvine '13

Questions? We’re Here to Help

Phone: (540) 464-7208

Financial Aid Office

307 B Letcher Avenue

Financial Aid Office

307 B Letcher Avenue

Financial Aid Office

307 B Letcher Avenue

First Steps in the Financial Aid Process

1. Estimate Your Aid – Financial Support Snapshot

Before you receive an official award, two tools provide a clear picture of affordability.

Federal Student Aid Estimator 

Federal Student Aid Estimator: This tool previews your eligibility for federal grants, work-study, and loans before you complete the FAFSA. Use it to estimate need-based aid and federal loan limits, explore scenarios such as changes in income or family size, and understand how your Student Aid Index (SAI) may influence your package. It is an important first step in the financial student aid process. Please note, this tool may not always be accurate and applicants are encouraged to speak directly with the Financial Aid team with any questions.

VMI Net Price Calculator

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Financial Aid Tips

1. Combine both tools for a comprehensive view.

Start with the Federal Student Aid Estimator to gauge federal eligibility, then use VMI’s Net Price Calculator to approximate institutional grant and scholarship impact. 

2. File early to maximize consideration.

Many funds are limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. Financial aid estimates are available to applicants who have submitted their FAFSA and necessary financial aid forms prior to receiving an admission decision. 

3. Review all types of aid.

Remember that loans need to be repaid and any aid package cannot exceed the Cost of Attendance (COA).

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If you have questions about your appointment, next steps, or preparing for life at VMI, our Admissions and Support teams are ready to assist.

Email: admissions@vmi.edu

Phone: (540) 464-7211

Prepare for Success

VMI attracts students who want more—more challenge, more purpose, more growth. Build your academic foundation, strengthen your study habits, and get a head start on physical training before you arrive. Find everything motivated prospects need on our Prepare to Join the Corps of Cadets page.