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Hello,

I'm seeking moderators for r/VCU. I'm searching for someone who is:

• An active user on Reddit
• An active user on r/VCU or Richmond-related subs (ex: r/RVA)
• Friendly and helpful

Not required but also searching for moderators who

• Have previous experience modding subreddits
• Have been a member of r/VCU for several years

** I need a mod who can check modmail, spam and reports frequently. **

• I need someone who understands the rules of the subreddit, though I want someone who is still flexible and won't automatically default to removing posts, banning users, starting arguments, etc.
• **This subreddit is self-sufficient and has been running for 13 years with no h

Look, for real, VCU has a high acceptance rate (80% or more). It has OVER 80% ACCEPTANCE RATE..

Except for some programs like VCUArts, it's not very tough to get in. VCU graduation rate is 60%. If you're on this sub, chances are it's likely you get accepted.

If you're asking whether you'll get into something competitive like VCU Engineering -- just refer to the VCU website itself (such as the vcu engineering admission website: https://egr.vcu.edu/admissions/freshman/). If your stats are way lower, you'll simply be placed as an undeclared major, but you'll STILL be accepted to VCU.

If you're brilliant enough to know how to go th

Everyone is focused on orochi getting sliced. But fuck kanjuro as well, he’s worse than trash.

*** IF you have a specific question, it might have been asked before. Try searching this subreddit or try adding "Reddit VCU" to whatever you google, and you may find a thread with the same question. ***

• Here is the link for the thread made last year; tips for upcoming freshman. Give it a look.
• Nervous about coming to college, being afraid of making friends, and more? Here are some previous discussion threads that may help out:
  • [https://www.reddit.com/r/vcu/comments/c7jjog/incoming_terrified_transfer_student/](https://www.reddit.com/r/vcu/comments/c7jjog/incoming_terrified_transfer_stude