Averett University Campus Map (2025-2018)
The Averett University Campus Map provides a complete overview of the Main Campus, centered along West Main St and Woodland Dr. This guide helps locate key destinations, from the central Main Hall and Mary B. Blount Library to the Student Center and Welcome Center.
Use this map to navigate academic buildings, residential areas, and athletic facilities.
Averett University Campus Map 2025
This map displays the primary layout of the Averett University Main Campus. It provides a detailed guide for navigating between academic halls, student housing, and administrative offices.
Additional Averett University Campus Maps
Averett University’s facilities extend beyond the Main Campus. These additional maps provide specific layouts for the North Campus, Aviation Center, and Equestrian Center.
North Campus Map 2025
Aviation Center And Equestrian Center Map 2025
Printable Averett University Campus Map PDF 2025
A printable PDF version of the Averett University Campus Map 2025 is available for download. This version is ideal for offline use during campus visits or orientation.
Averett University Campus Guide
This guide provides context for the campus maps, detailing the spatial relationships between key buildings, campus zones, and access points.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The Main Campus is organized around a central core featuring administrative and academic buildings. Key landmarks include the historic Main Hall, the Mary B. Blount Library, and the Welcome Center, which serves as a primary starting point for visitors.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian pathways connect all major academic buildings, including the Frith Fine Arts Center and W.C. English Hall. The map indicates accessible routes for navigating between residence halls, the Student Center, and classrooms.
Parking & Entrances
Visitor parking is available in designated lots, accessible from West Main St and Woodland Dr. The Averett University Parking Map provides specific details on permit and visitor lot locations. Main campus entrances are clearly marked along these primary roads.
Transit & Getting Here
The campus is accessible from major local roads, including West Main St. The map identifies main entry points to the campus and its various parking areas.
Dorms & Student Housing
Averett provides several on-campus residential options. These include traditional residence halls like Frith Hall, Danville Hall, and Davenport Hall, as well as apartment-style living at the Commons Apartments and Mt. View Apartments.
Dining & Student Life
The Student Center and adjacent Student Center Plaza are central hubs for campus life and dining. Additional options like Jordan Commons provide locations for students to gather, study, and eat.
Older Averett University Campus Maps
This archive contains previous versions of the Averett University Campus Map. These maps are available for historical reference and to observe campus development over time.
Averett University Campus Map 2018
FAQ
Is Averett a dry campus?
Averett University is a dry campus, meaning alcohol is prohibited on university property regardless of age. This policy applies to all students, faculty, staff, and visitors to maintain a safe and respectful learning environment aligned with the university’s community standards.
What is campus life like at Averett?
Campus life at Averett University is community-focused, offering small class sizes, diverse student organizations, and NCAA Division III athletics. Students engage in service projects, leadership programs, and campus events that foster personal growth and school spirit in a supportive, close-knit environment.
What GPA is required for Averett?
Averett University typically requires a minimum GPA of 2.5 for undergraduate admission. However, competitive applicants often have GPAs between 3.0 and 3.5. The university uses a holistic admissions process, considering GPA alongside test scores, extracurriculars, and personal statements.
Is Averett D1 or D2?
Averett University competes in NCAA Division III (D3), not Division I (D1) or Division II (D2). It is a member of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference and does not offer athletic scholarships, aligning with the academic and amateur focus of D3 programs.
