Admissions

Those who are looking for a small college that excepts you for who you are makes Randolph-Macon the right choice for you. It is small and class sizes are too. The professors learn your name and keep you interested in the subject by giving hands on work and opportunities to expand your knowledge. If you are interested in attending a college that is the right fit RMC should be considered.

Don't be shy. The best way to find your niche in this college is to just get out there and introduce yourself. As in every social situation throughout life, you cannot expect things to come to you--you have to go find them! Also, learn to manage your time wisely as soon as you can. The workload is higher than most colleges, but this also makes you a better candidate when you graduate for early careers and graduate schools.

First, take advantage of meeting with your academic adviser early and often. You want to know exactly what you want to do before the next semester comes. They are very helpful and can help you map out your plan all the way to graduation.

Second, GO GREEK. The campus is 33% affiliated and only has 1200 students. Trust me, Greek Life is not what you think it is. Check it out.

LEARN TO MANAGE YOUR TIME.
IF YOU NEED TO TALK TO YOUR TEACHER GO DURING THEIR OFFICE HOURS AND TALK IF YOU VCANT IN CLASS.
IF YOUR SCHOOL HAS FREE TUTORING USE IT!!! IT CAN HELP A GREAT DEAL