Randolph College

(Lynchburg, VA)

Randolph College is a private institution located on a 100-acre campus in Lynchburg, Virginia at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Founded in 1891 as the Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Randolph is now a coeducational university committed to academic excellence, intellectual inquiry, artistic expression, and empowering graduates to live “A Life More Abundant.”

At Randolph College, we believe in exposing our students to a rich diversity of people and ideas as well as a spirit of exploration. Combining a rigorous liberal arts education with small classes taught by a dedicated faculty of national renown, Randolph College offers students a wide array of outstanding academic programs and educational opportunities.

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Mustapha Jawara

Hi, My name is Mustapha Jawara and your school is starting to really capture my interest. I was just wondering about how much money I could be expecting from your Financial Aid services.
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    Kelsey Kernan

    Hello, my name is Kelsey Kernan. I have become very interested in your school and programs. Do you need an audition to be in a music major at your school? My other question is, is it possible to double major in music and business at your school?
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      Jojo Zinch
      That'd be a great question to reach out to the admissions office about! Find their contact information here: http://www.randolphcollege.edu/x110.xml
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    • A graduation tradition since the early 1900s, the Daisy Chain starts with thousands of daisies being woven into a chain. Then sophomores shoulder the chain and carry it across front campus to the steps of the Martin Science Building, where they transfer it from their shoulders to those of their sister class, the graduating seniors.
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