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randolphcollege www.randolphcollege.edu 5m LYNCHBURG, VA TABLE OF CONTENTS OUTCOMES STUDENT EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY ACADEMICS TAKE2 Athletics 32 About Traditions 28 Student Lynchburg Student 30 Social Center Honor Activities Dining 26 20 Justice Residence 27 Code 23 11 ArtMaier Museumof at Randolph College 24 Halls Performing Internships Career 16 22 Academic Arts Study Development American 18 Services Center forStudent Research Abroad Center Culture 13 15 Faculty The Program Liberal Arts 2 12 5 Randolph Plan 3 Majors Affordability How and Careers and to 34 Value Apply 37 36 Minors 38 and Service 25 6 Center 14 1
It’s YOUR story.
No one has the exact same musical tastes, hobbies, academic interests, favorite movies, career aspirations, and abilities to impact the world. This is your original story. We’ll help you create it. Randolph College specializes in providing the unique OPPORTUNITIES and INDIVIDUALIZED EXPERIENCES you need to succeed.
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The Rand lph Plan. A CADEMICS The Randolph Plan is an individualized academic advising program THAT PUTS YOU IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT. Think of it as a personal GPS for your educational journey.
From day one, you will form a partnership with your faculty advisor. This professor will help you choose experiences outside the classroom—things like study abroad, service, research, clubs, and internships— that allow you to develop your interests and discover firsthand which classes willbest prepare you for your life and career.
At Randolph, we give you the foundation you need to make an impact on the world. From choosing your first-year classes to deciding where to apply for jobs or graduate school, the Randolph Plan is all about getting you where you want to go. How you build on that is up to you.
That means YOU are in charge of your future! 3 4 ACADEMICS #16 AVERAGE =10 LARGEST SIZES: CLASS PROFESSORS ACCESSIBLE FOR MOST (The Princeton Review, 2021) FACULTY RATIO STUDENT/ 8:1 =38 The relationships you form
here with your professors ACADEMICS will last a lifetime. We know the world will expect a lot of you. So you’ll work hard. But don’t sweat it. OUR FACULTY AND STAFF WILL SUPPORT YOU ALONG THE WAY.
This isn’t a place where you’ll just do as you’re told, so get ready to think for yourself. At Randolph, students are rewarded for talking in class. And our professors love working side by side with students on research projects outside of class, too!
Great student-faculty relationships are nothing new at small colleges, but there is a reason our faculty members consistently rank as some of the best in the nation. Though they are top scholars in their fields,their number one priority will always be you. Randolph professors do more than teach. They care. They guide. They applaud. And they inspire.
Don’t be surprised when your class gets a dinner invitation from your professor! 5 Randolph’s innovative TAKE2 model is a better design for the way students learn and live—both in today’s world and tomorrow’s. ACADEMICS
Two classes. Seven weeks. Repeat.
The central idea of TAKE2 is built into its name: Randolph students take two classes at a time for seven-week sessions, instead of four or more courses per semester.
We believe that by allowing students to focus on fewer classes at a time, TAKE2 improves learning and offers greater opportunities inside and outside the classroom. 6 And there are no classes on Wednesdays! ACADEMICS 7 Fosters a more intensive academic experience, allowing for a deeper for a deeper allowing experience, academic intensive a more Fosters for academic support time more Provides advantage of opportunities greater extracurricular to take Allows students understanding of understanding material and more) clubs, athletics, performances, (internships, • • • not only sets Randolph to learning approach revolutionary This a distinctive it creates colleges, arts other liberal from apart needs of meet the to better designed college experience 21st-century students. TAKE2 BENEFITS: TAKE2 Typically, students using a common model schedule take four or five classes each week for an entire semester. Under TAKE2, Randolph students take two courses for seven-week sessions, with no classes on Wednesdays. This new way of scheduling provides an enhanced and more meaningful learning experience and offers greater opportunities inside and outside the classroom, allowing Randolph’s students to sharpen their focus, maintain a better work-life balance, and thrive within our supportive, student-centered learning environment. ACADEMICS
THE COMMON MODEL TAKE2 MON TUES WED THURS FRI MON TUES WED THURS FRI
Too many Two classes classes each session means not means more enough time time for to do all the the other things that important round out “stuff” like your college internships, experience. community service, jobs, and more! SAMPLE: WEEKLY CLASS SCHEDULE SAMPLE: WEEKLY CLASS SCHEDULE 8 Two classes. Seven weeks. Repeat. ACADEMICS
Class 1 Class 3 Class 5 Class 7
Class 4 Class 6 Class 2 Class 8 FALL WINTER SPRING BREAK BREAK BREAK
SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 7 WEEKS 7 WEEKS 7 WEEKS 7 WEEKS
FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER 9 What you make of your Randolph education is up to you.
OPPORTUNITY During these four years, we’ll give you opportunities to CUSTOMIZE your story as you grow into THE BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF.
10 Our CENTER FOR STUDENT RESEARCH helps you find many opportunities to explore the questions that matter to you. OPPORTUNITY
THESE ARE JUST A FEW HIGHLIGHTS TO ADD TO YOUR PROFILE:
A Summer Research Program where you will be paid to work side by side with a professor on an intensive eight-week project A campus-wide Symposium of Artists and Scholars where you can show off your research, artwork, and other passions A $2,000 RISE grant, which provides funding for a scholarly or creative endeavor of your choosing, anywhere in the world
Travel to San Salvador to study aquatic life or create an app and sell it in Apple’s App Store. The possibilities are endless!
11 At Randolph, you can study the world here in America or abroad.
In the AMERICAN CULTURE PROGRAM, students from a variety of disciplines engage in a semester-long course OPPORTUNITY of study focused on a unique, often-overlooked aspect of LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES.
Through lectures in the classroom, discussion with a series of guest speakers, and travel, you will examine American values, history, and contributions to the world. You will learn how Americans see themselves and their roles in the world today. This is a truly unique educational experience that you are unlikely to find anywhere else.
It’s like study abroad at home!
RECENT PROGRAMS: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Struggle for Native Lands in the American West Perpetual Motion: Americans on the Go Reproductive Justice: The Politics of Eugenics 12 One of the best ways to learn about OPPORTUNITY the world is to EXPLORE IT.
Opportunities for exploration and travel include programs ranging from two weeks to a full year. Our students can take advantage of study abroad opportunities across the globe, including Ireland, Australia, Spain, Japan, and Denmark.
For those who want to travel during school breaks, Study Seminars offer the chance to explore a topic in-depth with professors in the classroom and then study the subject firsthand in the wider world. Go away! We mean it!
OUR STUDENTS HAVE... Performed alongside professional musicians from around the world at the Varna International Music Academy in BULGARIA Studied alternative energy, climate change, and Viking culture in ICELAND Worked with internationally recognized conservators at the Archaeological Conservation Institute in ITALY Toured WWI and WWII museums, memorials, and battle sites in ENGLAND, BELGIUM, and FRANCE to study how and why war is remembered 13 Need help? Just ‘ASC.’ Sure, classes at Randolph are challenging. But don’t worry, THERE IS plenty of SUPPORT AVAILABLE.
The Academic Services Center (ASC) offers tools and services designed to ensure your academic success. ASC offers free tutoring in any subject as well as interactive workshops in note-taking, exam prep, and time management to help you polish your study skills. OPPORTUNITY
14 Career Ready? OPPORTUNITY Absolutely. WE DON’T WAIT until you graduate to start building your résumé.
Beginning your first year, our Career Development Center provides internship connections, résumé writing assistance, mock job interviews, and workshops in business etiquette, social media branding, and more. We even take professional headshots for your LinkedIn account.
Through our nationally recognized RandolphConnect networking platform, Randolph works hand-in-hand with alumnae and alumni to help students find mentors in their chosen fields.
Networking works! Our students have been offered jobs after meeting with alums during career immersion trips. 15 16 OPPORTUNITY HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU CAN SAY: What willyoudowithaliberal arts degree?” know better isprobably goingtoask, Be forewarned—someone whodoesn’t Test driveyourcareer. you thatmuchmore irresistible toemployers. REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCEthatwillmake Our internshipprogram helpsyouget “ data website Work onthe NASA team developing anew incharge of technologyat aprestigious radiation oncologycenter Experiment withproton therapy andcancerdetection animalsandtheirhabitats Teach visitors at America’s oldestzooabout women’s health international nonprofit that promotes Research grants andcompilestatistics foran U.S. Congressman policybriefingsasastaffer fora Take part innational judiciaryhearings and eventsforanNFL team Assist ingamedayoperations andworkmedia Think outside the box. OPPORTUNITY
When it comes to internships, we want our students to REACH FOR THE STARS, not worry about expenses. That’s where our special grants come in. Thanks to these programs, eligible Randolph students can receive money to offset the cost of their internships. Our staff will even help you find that perfect opportunity. Just learned you were accepted for an oh-so-awesome, but unpaid journalism internship in New York? No problem! Our programs can help provide the funding to pay your living expenses.
You’ve got this, and we’ll help you make it happen!
Recent INTERNSHIPS include: NASA U.S. State Department Smithsonian National Museum of Punch Digital Strategies, Inc. Natural History Clean Water Action Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms Jacksonville Zoo and Explosives American Dance Festival Colonial Williamsburg Harley Davidson Sentara Healthcare Virginia Department of Greater Charlotte Area Mutual Aid Environmental Quality 17 18 OPPORTUNITY practices, suchas nomicrophones orsound systems. the chancetoperform astheydid—usingauthentic more thantwomillenniaago, andourstudentsget thespians foundedthe traditionWestern of drama tradition that beganin1909.Greek Ancient different, there isRandolph’s Greek Play, a For thosewantingtotry somethingcompletely A TRADITIONthatgoesbackmore than 110years. watch intheaudience, staronstage, orworkbackstage. opportunitiestoENJOYThere are plentyof APERFORMANCE—whetheryouwantto major danceconcerts each year. artists andtake centerstageintwo Students learn from renowned visiting first dibsoninternships!Intodance? nationally knowntheatre professionals—and Company, allowsRandolph studentsaccessto theatre-in-residence, Endstation Theatre produces multipleplayseach year, andour Caught thetheatre bug? WildCat Theatre All theworld’s a stage.
The masks for the costumes are made on our 3-D printer!
RECENTPRODUCTIONS: THEATRE Macbeth HorrorsLittle Shopof in WonderlandAlice She KillsMonsters The Lion, the Witch, andthe Wardrobe OPPORTUNITY 19
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No one has your singing voice, voice, your singing No one has HAS EXACTLY and NO ONE on the violin/viola/ STYLE YOUR drums/guitar/flute/clarinet/sax. loud. out Sing group vocal jazz ensemble Chamber Orchestra: Voices: Touch of Harmony: Touch Songshine: Chorale: vocal group instrumental group featuring featuring instrumental group student and professional musicians student-run a cappella group student-run a cappella group Hang out with famous art (& artists).
Most museums forbid you from touching the art. Although that’s our rule for visitors, the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College invites OPPORTUNITY students to get a HANDS-ON EDUCATION working with outstanding American art. Students visit the Maier regularly, and some even curate their own exhibitions from the COLLEGE’S NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED COLLECTION.
Randolph hosts the oldest annual exhibition of contemporary art by any college or university in the country. At the exhibition and throughout the year, we bring notable artists to campus to talk with students about their art and careers.
Randolph is the only college or university in North America that has a partnership with the National Gallery, London. We often bring experts from the National Gallery to deliver lectures on campus, and our students travel to London for special internships at the Gallery. We even offer a unique museum and heritage studies major! 20 OPPORTUNITY 21 22 STUDENT EXPERIENCE environment. to theactioninacomfortable, secure reside oncampus, you’llalwaysbeclose apartment-style living. Wherever you including traditional residence halls and cutter. There options, are lotsof away from homewillnotbecookie- storage. At Randolph, yournewhome Big rooms. Hardwood floors. Lots of than yourself. something bigger while beingapartof WILDCATINNER UNLEASH YOUR—all friends, participateinquirky traditions, and lead—will beuptoyou. You’ll make lifelong from theroom youliveintotheclubs Everything aboutstudentlifeatRandolph—
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Our new washers and dryers even even dryers and washers new Our Did we mention laundry is free? free? is laundry mention we Did STUDENT EXPERIENCE Food for thought. No matter what you like to eat, YOU’LL FIND IT HERE! CHEATHAM DINING HALL Our main dining facility offers a variety of all-you-care-to-eat meal options. The menu includes a salad bar, international foods, vegan options, grilled fare like hamburgers and quesadillas, pizzas, made-to-order wraps and sandwiches, make-your-own waffles, fresh fruit, and a dessert bar. Have special dietary needs? No problem. Just talk to our chef.
THE SKELLER Located in the Student Center, this restaurant started as a student-run venture about 60 years ago, and it’s still one of the most popular places on campus. From lattes and smoothies to muffins, salads, burgers, sandwiches, and more, the Skeller is a great dining option whenever hunger strikes.
CONWAY CORNER Located in Main Hall, this convenience store serves tasty snacks and delicious milkshakes. It’s open until 2 a.m. for those late-night study sessions!
Feel like something different? There are tons of nearby restaurants and coffee shops that deliver or are within walking distance. 23 When you join our community, we trust you.
STUDENT EXPERIENCE STUDENT Randolph’s campus is a WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT where everyone has a place and a voice. Be an Original. Get it? The backbone of our tight-knit, trusting community is the Honor Code. Based on mutual respect and responsibility, the Honor Code is a series of rights and responsibilities you would not experience at most other colleges.
When you sign the pledge vowing to act with the highest integrity in both your academic and social life, you will be joining a legacy that dates back to the College’s beginnings in the 1890s.
You get to decide when and where to take your final exams—no professor looking over your shoulder! 24 STUDENT EXPERIENCE We don’t just talk about changing the world...we do it.
We treasure our diverse community and believe you can learn the most from those who are different from you. Our students engage in thoughtful discussions about identity, culture, and inclusion. These conversations will help you understand the world’s problems by meeting those who face them daily. You will cultivate your sense of civic responsibility through a lens of social justice.
But true social justice requires more than talk. Our students take action by developing long-term, meaningful relationships with local partners and providing volunteer service to ensure sustainable effects on our community and people of all backgrounds.
There are even scholarships available for those interested in community service. 25 STUDENT EXPERIENCE STUDENT
You could spend all your free time in your room watching All work? No way! YouTube on our super-fast network. BUT YOU WON’T. Randolph offers plenty of opportunities to keep busy—no matter what interests you. Play a round of disc golf on our 9-hole course, compete in Humans vs. Zombies, try out for the step team, or even go pet Pancake the chicken and her friends in the Organic Garden. Don’t just sit on the sidelines. Get involved.
She loves the attention!
The student-run RANDOLPH PROGRAMMING BOARD organizes some of the most popular activities on campus. Whether it’s a special concert, a game of bubble soccer, inflatables at Summer Send-off, or comedians and other cool performers, RPB makes sure there are plenty of ways to have fun with your friends. 26 STUDENT EXPERIENCE Be in the center of the action. Randolph’s nationally recognized Student Center is located at the heart of campus, conveniently situated near residence halls, classes, and more. Whether you are grabbing a bite at the Skeller (Starbucks, anyone?) or going over homework with friends in Hampson Commons, you’ll find yourself spending a lot of time here. Working out is not a hardship with these VIEWS! What else can you do in the Student Center?
With its 20-foot high wall of windows and mezzanine level, Show off your mad ping pong skills Randolph’s fitness center offers cardio equipment—all with Shoot a round of pool internet access so you can watch TV or listen to your favorite Watch a movie in the theatre playlist while taking in the amazing view of the Blue Ridge Take a yoga class with your friends Mountains. The facility is open 24/7 and includes a yoga/ Binge watch your favorite shows on the big screens Bust a move at a DJ Dance Party dance studio, weight machine, and locker rooms.
Randolph has about 40 EXTRACURRICULAR CLUBS Be a Gaming Pioneer! run by students—for students. Randolph’s esports program is part of the National HERE ARE JUST A FEW:* Association of Collegiate Society of Physics Students, Sundial (campus newspaper), Esports, TESPA, Collegiate Black Student Alliance (BSA), Dollars and Sense Star League, and more. Join (economics & business), Hail, Muse! Etc. (literary magazine), the team in our new arena Ultimate Frisbee, Sock and Buskin (theatre), Chinese Culture to show off your skills in games Club, Environmental Club, FRAME (Future Restorationists, like Overwatch, Rocket Artists, & Museum Enthusiasts) League, Fortnite, NBA 2K, and Super Smash Bros. We knew all those hours *Not listed: The club(s) YOU will start! playing would pay off! 27 28 STUDENT EXPERIENCE year studentsthroughout the Juniors exchange gifts with first- RING WEEK Go dancing. Find somethingtacky. Put iton. TACKY PARTY then serenades theseniorclass. spirit. The Randolph president of school campus singingsongsof to carryastheymarch across jack-o-lanterns fortheseniors Each fall, sophomores make PUMPKIN PARADE friendly rivalry. Odd. These twogroups enjoya year makes youanEven oran yourgraduationThe lastdigitof ODDS &EVENS ASK YOURGUIDEabout… TOUR When youare visitingcampus, business here. Traditions are serious
and yellow! school prideby wearing black E WILDCAT WEDNESDAY bow tie. the the sophisticated styleof thatand showoff panachewith others oncampusevery Tuesday Join President Bateman and BOW TIETUESDAY classes. fall to celebrate thelastdayof offer studentshomemadetreats decoratestaff MainHalland Every December, facultyand HOLIDAY ONMAIN class rings. hunt andapresentation the of week, endingwithascavenger very Wednesday, showyour
Because we’re serious about having fun. STUDENT EXPERIENCE 29 30 STUDENT EXPERIENCE Beyond theWall. and activedowntownscene, there isplentyinthe“HillCity”tokeep youbusyandhappy. Whether youprefer shopping, livemusic, theatre, minorleague baseball, escaperooms, musicfestivals, orourrevitalized #1 forBestPlacesMillennialstoMove(reviews.org). recently ranked inthetop30MostCharmingCollege Town MainStreets (Best Value Schools)and A collegetownboastingmore than 20,000studentsfrom fiveinstitutions, Lynchburg was
for recreational fun. Think canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, snowskiing, snowboarding, andsomuchmore! climbing, andiceskating. Butit’s ourcloseproximity totheBlueRidgeMountainsthat willopenupcountlessopportunities Are youmore theoutdoorstype?InLynchburg, youwillhaveaccesstoyear-round skiingandtubing, rock wall Red Brick Red no shortage of THINGS no shortageof TO DOINLYNCHBURG. your timewillbespentoncampus,While alotof there is STUDENT EXPERIENCE 31
You’ll probably see President Bateman riding his bike on Rivermont Avenue! Head out on the 15 miles of run along Head that trails © WINTERGREEN © FEEL LIKE GETTING SOME FRESH AIR? AIR? LIKE GETTING SOME FRESH FEEL Lynchburg’s Blackwater Creek. A bike lane runs from campus all the way downtown. Don’t campus all the way downtown. lane runs from bike A Creek. Blackwater Lynchburg’s program. share bike our free one from can borrow You No worries. have your own bike? © WINTERGREEN ©
1. Baltimore, MD Baltimore, 1. D.C. Washington, 2. VA Charlottesville, 3. Dominion (VA) King’s 4. (VA) Ski Resort Wintergreen 5. (VA) Busch Gardens 6. VA Beach, Virginia 7. VA Richmond, 8. NC Raleigh, 9. NC Charlotte, 10. , is a fun place Lynchburg to is even more but there —all within experience Here driving distance. just a few day-trip are accessible destinations easily or highway: by train . of Here Get Out Out Get 32 STUDENT EXPERIENCE game. Perfect your Be aplayer: MAC, offers somethingforeveryone! state-of-the-art athleticscenter, the CHAMPIONS, andthenewlyrenovated, to numerous conference andnational be reckoned with. Randolph ishome Our STUDENT-ATHLETES are aforce to WildCat Athletics Volleyball Tennis Swimming Softball Soccer Outdoor Track &Field Lacrosse Indoor Track &Field Cr Basketball WOMEN’S TEAMS: oss Country Tennis Swimming Soccer Outdoor Track &Field Lacrosse Indoor Track &Field Cross Country Basketball MEN’S TEAMS: Randolph College competes in STUDENT EXPERIENCE Practice Makes Puuurrrfect. the prestigious OLD DOMINION ATHLETIC CONFERENCE alongside: At Randolph, our WILDCATS tend to be more Bridgewater College versatile than your average student-athlete. Eastern Mennonite University Emory & Henry College A middie on our lacrosse team might also carry out chemistry Ferrum College Guilford College research, lead an a cappella group, tutor other students, or Hampden-Sydney College choreograph a dance. A softball outfielder might star in a Hollins University musical, curate an art exhibition, or lead the Environmental Club. University of Lynchburg Randolph-Macon College Roanoke College With the support of coaches and faculty, You be you! We'll be Shenandoah University you will reach the pinnacle of your there cheering you on. Sweet Briar College athletic and academic performance. Virginia Wesleyan University WildCat Athletics Washington & Lee University
33 34 OUTCOMES OB-GYN Associates VA State Senator/OB-GYN DUNNAVANT ’86 DR. SIOBHANSTOLLE success andmake areal difference intheircommunities. We haveareputation forproducing EXCEPTIONAL GRADUATES whoachieveremarkable Don’t take ourword forit.JUST ASK OUR GRADUATES. degree, orprepare formedical, veterinary, orlawschool, we’vegotyoucovered. Whether youare planningtoenterthejobmarket, create astartup, pursueagraduate It’s YOUR life. Most Successful Alumni” (Forbes, 2018). Randolph wasranked inthe Top 100“Colleges with theHappiest, RE/MAX Alliance Franchise Owner/Managing Partner CALEB PEARSON’11 Microsoft Studio 10 Community Director AUBREY HUSTED NORRIS’05
LexisNexis RiskSolutions Software Engineer KADRI HEARNS’18 OUTCOMES 35 EI THANT SIN ’16 THANT EI Broadcaster International Burmese ofAmerica News, Voice
MEGAN BLOOMER ’06 MEGAN BLOOMER ofVice President Sustainability The Cheesecake Factory Cheesecake The
OUR CLOSE NETWORK of 17,000 alumnae OUR CLOSE graduation, you go after where No matter . CONTINUES STORY YOUR and alumni will support you AS ALEX CLEM ’19 ALEX Safety Engineer Systems Center Warfare Naval Surface Division Dahlgren Want to read more stories about our alums? more to read Want Check them out at www.randolphcollege.edu/outcomes Check them out at DR. LESLIE ANN JONES ’93 ANN LESLIE DR. Veterinarian Animal Hospital Woodlake How to Apply. Save these 1. COMPLETE AN APPLICATION. Use the Common dates! Application, Universal College Application, JULY 1 or Randolph College’s online application. (www.randolphcollege.edu/apply) Fall Transfer Student Application Deadline 2. SUBMIT YOUR OFFICIAL CREDENTIALS. Request your OCTOBER 1 official transcript from your high school. Randolph has a FAFSA Opens (Free Application test-optional policy, but if you would like to submit your official test scores from the College Board or ACT, you for Federal Student Aid) are welcome to do so. Transfers, please submit tran- Apply at www.studentaid.gov scripts from the college(s) you’ve attended; high school credentials are needed only if you’ve completed less NOVEMBER 15 than 30 credit hours. Early Action Application Deadline (non-binding) VISIT CAMPUS. 3. Newly enrolled students tell us the DECEMBER 1 visit—which allows them a firsthand look at life on campus—is one of the biggest factors in their decision. FAFSA Application Priority Deadline We have plenty of in-person and online options Spring Application Deadline available. We can also put you in contact with faculty (First-Year and Transfer Applicants) and students to get the “inside information” you require. (www.randolphcollege.edu/visit) MARCH 1 Regular Decision Deadline Questions? Contact our Office of Admission at MAY 1 36 800-745-7692 or [email protected] First-Year Enrollment Deposits Due Meet your BIGGEST FAN. WANDA WILDCAT has been cheering on our students for almost 30 years. One of the few female college mascots in the nation, you never know where she will turn up. She’s been known to ride bikes, dance, help with move-in day, and even dress up like President Bateman for Halloween. Education is priceless, but it’s not free. When choosing a college, you have to think about the value you will receive for the time, energy, and money you will INVEST TO EARN A DEGREE. Thanks to our price reset, which reduced our cost 35 percent last year, we are more affordable than you think. At Randolph, you get the benefits of a private school at a cost that’s comparable to a state school. Some larger institutions have faculty with little time to talk with you, advisors who just sign off on class registrations without learning about your goals, TUITION & FEES 2021-22 and a community where you are just part of the crowd. Tuition: $27,270 We give you professors who pay attention and Room & Board: $11,430 care, advisors who help you think through and Student Government Fee: $210 reach your goals, and opportunities that prepare Technology Fee: $450 you for a lifetime of leadership, work, and public 99% of Student Accident Insurance: $120 *subject to change service. students TOTAL: $39,360 receive For more information CONTACT: financial aid! 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