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Randolph College is a nationally recognized, private, coeducational, liberal arts and sciences institution with a career focus located in Lynchburg, Virginia. Randolph is known for its excellent academic program, diverse close-knit community, exceptional faculty, rich traditions, and growing NCAA Division III athletics program.
Randolph College offers small classes taught by accessible, excellent professors. Students also work closely with their faculty advisors to chart a course toward their academic and professional goals.
The first step is to read the application procedures. Apply via Randolph’s Online Application and keep your eyes on the important dates and deadlines, especially if you’re considering applying Early Action. Contact our admissions counselors with any questions about your application.
Randolph College was names "One of the Best and Most Interesting Colleges in the nation" by Forbes. Academic Programs Undergraduate Majors | Minors | Dual Degree | Pre-Professional | Graduate Degrees
Randolph College was founded in 1891 by William Waugh Smith as Randolph-Macon Woman's College. The first coed class was admitted in 2007.
Randolph College is one of only 283 colleges nationwide with a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the most prestigious academic honor society in the United States. Randolph College is annually ranked among the nation's top colleges. Take a look at our recent national rankings alongside other top liberal arts colleges.
If there is something you want to see, do, or discover, Randolph College can make it happen. We offer study abroad programs around the world, assistance and facilities for student research, and our $2,000 RISE Grant to fund your own scholarly or creative endeavor.
Take a Randolph College tour from anywhere in the world… even your couch. One of our admissions counselors will walk you around campus to show you our facilities and answer all your questions about Randolph’s academic programs and student life.
Randolph College’s total enrollment is 816, with 95% being full-time students. Fifty-seven percent are women and 43% are men, mirroring the national average. Randolph’s enrollment includes 119 graduate students, a number that includes master’s degree programs in education and teaching and coaching and sport leadership as well as low ...
Randolph College is devoted to excellence in teaching, learning, and rich traditions. Visit Randolph College & learn more about us during a college tour.
