Randolph-Macon College

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A group performs a traditional fan dance outdoors amid autumn trees and a yellow umbrella.

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UP CLOSE

FUTURE READY

When you get this close—to professors, classmates, coaches and ideas—good things happen.

You’ll be inside a college-wide network of support. Building skills that travel well.

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Average Class Size

1+

Areas of Study

1000+

Organizations where RMC students have interned

#25

Best Career Services in the nation (The Princeton Review)

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Hands On Between idea and experience,

Between plan and execution, between the classroom and the world, you’ll find possibility.

High Impact Here, getting involved means you’re someone others count on.

The rewards are lifelong.

100+

Student organizations and clubs
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DIII teams in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference

Buzzworthy Here’s what’s happening at RMC.

The Yellow Jackets made the cut at the NCAA Championship for the first time in program history, sitting in 14th after two rounds. The final two rounds will take place on May 21-22.

The Randolph-Macon Women's Golf team stands on a golf course with its coaches holding the ODAC Championship trophy and a sign that says "ticket punched!"

The Yellow Jackets will face Rowan University in the Super Regionals starting Friday, May 22 in Glassboro, N.J.

RMC Baseball players high five each other after a win

Born out of the College’s recent Strategic Plan and its focus on postgraduate outcomes, the pilot course pairs academic advising with a full curriculum of support as students transition to college.

Maddie Smith stands in front of a blackboard and points to call on a student in a YJSS class