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Admitted Students
Welcome to Randolph! Pay your enrollment deposit to claim your place in the Class of 2029 and take the first steps toward enrolling.
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Science Matters
The $23 million campaign for the expansion and renovation of Martin Science Building is launching a new era in science education.
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Outcomes
Political science graduate Gianna Cabrera-Castillo ’25 has accepted a job at a circuit court in Portsmouth.
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Student-Faculty Ratio
Randolph offers a rigorous liberal arts curriculum in small classes taught by engaged, caring professors–never graduate students.
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Top Faculty
Randolph is ranked #23 in the U.S. for "Most Accessible Professors" by the Princeton Review.
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Academic Majors
Randolph offers BA, BS, BFA and master's degrees, 40 majors, 48 minors, and 5 pre-professional programs.
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Shades of Green
Randolph is one of 31 colleges on the Princeton Review's 2023 Green Honor Roll for earning a perfect sustainability score.
Randolph College News
Randolph announces new MFA in Arts Administration
The program is one of only a few of its kind in the country.
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Summer research sheds light on women’s hidden role in WWII U.S.-China relations
History professor Selda Altan is uncovering a forgotten chapter of World War II in her latest book project.
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Genia Livings Welburn ’95 Fellows honor legacy of giving back
"College is a really safe, comfortable space where students can think and begin to form ideas. So when they do get out into the world, they understand what it means to serve in their communities, celebrate the gifts they have, and really put them to good use.”
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The Liberal Arts Advantage
Randolph graduates learn to think critically, solve problems and work well with others. They are prepared to succeed in all aspects of life.
The Randolph Plan
Randolph students work with faculty mentors to explore a broad range of disciplines as they chart their academic path.
Money for Your Research
The Randolph Innovative Student Experience (RISE) program provides every student a $2,000 grant to fund research, creative work, experiential learning or other scholarly pursuits.