Auxiliary Services - About - Virginia Military Institute
WEBThe barbershop cuts average of 32,000 haircuts per year or approximately 1,000 per week. Demand for haircuts is highest in the fall semester where the barbershop averages 180 haircuts per day. Rats are required one haircut every 7 …
2022-2023: A Look Back: 25 Years of Women - VMI News
WEBThe women of VMI were celebrated on post Sept. 8-10, with more than 200 alumnae and their families returning to Lexington. Alumnae panels offered insight on post-graduation paths, highlighting how the VMI experience helped them get to where they are today.
Featured Stories: Corps Contributions: Barbershop - VMI News
WEBOct 2, 2023 — Get an inside look at VMI through stories focused on our exceptional cadets, faculty, and staff. #NoOrdinaryCollege, The VMI Barbershop is busy. Typically a barber completes 20 haircuts a day on cadets, but that number can spike.
First Year - Cadet Life - Virginia Military Institute
WEBFor hygiene purposes, you'll get your rat haircut, build your physical fitness, learn about the history of VMI, prepare for classes, be fitted for, and issued uniform items, perform training exercises, and become familiar with the requirements of cadet life.
What to Bring - Matriculation - Virginia Military Institute
WEBFor specific hair care tips, consult your dyke, or mentor, or brother rats with similar hairstyles to learn their routines. Visit the VMI Barbershop for services like deep washing or trimming long hair.
Wearing the Uniform - Cadet Life - Virginia Military Institute
WEBWearing the Uniform. Auxiliary Services provides services and products needed for everyday life by the Corps of Cadets. These services include meals and snacks, uniforms and accessories, weapons, textbooks and sundry items, tailoring and cleaning of uniforms, haircuts, and mail distribution.
Rat Line Highlights - Cadet Life - Virginia Military Institute
WEBFind highlights of milestones as well as the daily life of a rat - a first-year student at the Institute - as they face challenges and work to earn the right to be called a cadet and member of the Class of 2028.
Daily Cadet Life - VMI - Virginia Military Institute
WEBDaily life at VMI revolves around a military system, and all cadets must participate in four years of Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC). By placing all cadets on a uniform plane, it enables them to advance through self-reliance, initiative, and strength of character.
WEBThe purpose of the New Cadet Handbook is to provide information necessary for the transition from civilian life to life as a new cadet at Virginia Military Institute. It is intended to present information not found in other VMI publications, such as the VMI Catalog, which is provided to cadets at matriculation.
Admissions and Aid - Virginia Military Institute
WEBApply today through the Institute's application or CommonApp. Explore what you'll need to have on hand to apply and which version of the online application is right for you, including how to apply for financial aid. There are various scholarships, loans, and grants for applicants and current cadets.