Tuition cost at the University of Virginia varies between 48,000-60,000 USD (~35.7-44.6 lakh INR) per annum. For non-Virginian students, the other costs including living, travel, food, books, and supplies, and miscellaneous cost sum up to 17,100-18,615 USD (~12.7-13.8 lakh INR) per year.

The University of Virginia requires all first-year students to live on campus. The university has three residential colleges: the Brown Residential College, the International Residential College, and the Hereford Residential College, all of which offer UG dormitories. These colleges have single, double, and triple room sharing options. Students with families can live in Inclusive Housing. At the university, 80 percent of students participate in community service. On-campus housing costs roughly $7860 per year, while the meal package costs around $5550 per year. The average off-campus room cost is $610/month for a shared room and $808/month for a private room.

The university has a total enrollment of 23800 students, out of which 2220 are international students. The acceptance rate at the University of Virginia is roughly 20-25 percent. This demonstrates a high level of competition in the student selection process.

The University of Virginia's main campus is in Charlottesville, Virginia, and it also has a College at Wise in Southwest Virginia. It lies 120 miles southwest of Washington, DC. The complex is located in the suburbs and spans 1,682 acres. The university campus is home to a diversified and talented faculty, an academic medical facility, and a world-class research centre. The university's NCAA Division I athletics programme is strong. It comprises a 1,149-acre arts campus with prominent attractions like as the historic Old Cabell Hall, The Fralin Museum of Art, the Ruth Caplin Theater, and the Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection. Other city attractions include the historic Downtown Mall, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and James Monroe's Ashlawn Highlands, as well as a variety of housing alternatives such as The Inn at Darden, Boar's Head Resort, and the Colonnade Club.

The University of Virginia is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate, masters, educational specialist, and doctoral degrees.

The university graduates some of the highest-paid people in the United States. LLM students at the University of Virginia earn an average annual salary of 257,000 USD. Doctoral students earn an annual salary of 248,000 USD on average. MBA graduates at the University of Virginia earn an average yearly salary of 160,000 USD, which is higher than the national average. Deloitte, Accenture, Ernst & Young, Bain and Company, KPMG, pwc, BCG, Capital One, and Cognizant are among the recruiting firms at the campus.