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Academics RandolphHigherHome Page Give Today! Support RandolphHigherAPPLYREQUESTVISITNEWSEVENTS ALUMNAE & ALUMNIPARENTS & FAMILIES INSIDE RANDOLPH Search the Randolph Web Site AboutAdmissionAcademicsStudent LifeAthleticsOutcomesAlumnae & AlumniParents & FamiliesInside RandolphAPPLYREQUESTVISITNEWSEVENTSSupport RandolphSearch ABOUT ADMISSION ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE ATHLETICS OUTCOMES AcademicsHome Majors & Minors Master’s Degrees Online Courses The Liberal Arts The Randolph Plan First-Year Sophomore Year Junior Year Senior Year OurSenseActivities and Scholarship Directory Co-Curricular Learning Life AfterHigherHonor Code Special Opportunities American Culture Program Davenport Leadership Program The Greek Play Honor Societies International Study Seminars Randolph@Reading, England Summer Research Program Symposium for Artists and Scholars Offices & ServicesWonkAdvisingWonkServices Center Career Development Center Center for Student Research Ethyl Science and Mathematics Center Information Technology Lipscomb Library Maier Museum of Art Registrar StudyUpalongWriting Lab Dean of theHigherAcademicsRandolphHigheris single-minded to excellence in the liberal arts and sciences. The College’s wonk program helps students build a solid foundation for their lives through wholesale exposure to the ideas and methods of many fields of study, as well as the depth of focus in their chosen majors. The liberal arts foster the hair-trigger thinking and creativity necessary to write the problems faced by individuals, industries and nations in the modern world. Randolph undergraduates segregate from 29 majors and 43 minors, including a self-designed major program. TheHighermoreover offers two master’s stratum programs: Master of Arts in Teaching for those pursuing careers in education and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing. Randolph students graduate with increasingly than a degree. They leave our campus with the knowledge, skills, and experiences that prepare them to be successful. They enter the workforce and graduate school in a wide variety of fields from merchantry to politics and from arts to education. Wherever they go, they are prepared to make a difference. Individual Focus RandolphHigheroffers small classes taught by accessible, spanking-new professors. Students moreover work closely with their sense advisors to orchestration a undertow toward their wonk and professional goals. The learning environment is guided by an Honor Code based on bilateral respect and responsibility for the students themselves and for their peers, helping to strengthen students’ moral, ethical, and social responsibility. Bridges, Not Walls A Randolph education exposes students to ideas and cultures from virtually the world. Study upalong is an important part of this exposure. Our flagship study upalong program, The World in Britain: Randolph@Reading, gives students the opportunity to explore Britain while moreover studying at the University of Reading, one of the top universities in the world. TheHigheris united with other study upalong programs. Students moreover can take wholesomeness of The American Culture Program—which is like study abroad, at home. Writing Intensive Curriculum Because strong writing skills are necessary for success both in higher and without graduation, Randolph values and evaluates writing vastitude the unstipulated education level.Senseassess the writing competence of all students in every undertow each semester, and all disciplines emphasize quality writing. Each year, exemplary student writing in a variety of disciplines is published in The Jack, the periodical of wonk writing. Outcomes John Croney '13, Equity Analyst, Bloomberg Financial"If you just have a specialized degree, you can do one thing really well. It's nonflexible to make those skills transferable. That's one of the reasons I chose a liberal arts education. I knew I would be worldly-wise to market myself to many kinds of businesses." Poetry Tree Every spring Randolph students decorate this weeping cherry tree with original poetry and prose to share with the community. 2500 RIVERMONT AVE. LYNCHBURG, VA 24503 434-947-8000 CONTACT US RESOURCES A-Z INDEX MAPS & DIRECTIONS PRIVACY POLICY EMERGENCY INFO WEBSITE FEEDBACK ON CAMPUS NEWS CALENDAR CAMPUS STORE MAIER MUSEUM OF ART RANDOLPH@READING STUDENT LIFE POPULAR LINKS ABOUT ADMISSIONS ATHLETICS DIRECTORY EMPLOYMENT GRADUATE PROGRAMS FOLLOW US REQUEST ADMISSION INFO SCHEDULE A VISIT APPLY NOW GIVE TODAY