During the summer when the sun shines most brightly on Grounds, most students are long gone for summer vacation. Here are the top 10 reasons to stay in Charlottesville during the summer:
Midsummers\nMidsummers is the party of the year you do not want to miss. In July, many students return to Grounds to unleash their Wahoo spirit and reconnect with friends they haven't seen for months. Staying in Charlottesville means you are in a prime position to enjoy the event.
Hiking\nThe Blue Ridge Mountains frame Grounds, but they are far from the only place for outdoor adventure. Sherando Lake, Humpback Rock, Shenandoah National Park and the James River are all nearby if you are ready to brave the elements and test your physical stamina.
Summer jobs\nThere are plenty of summer jobs available in Charlottesville, since many student employees take the summer off to go home. If you work during the summer, you may be able to secure a job for the school year with more flexible hours. A steady job is always great for your r
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