Transfer Admissions

ALUMNI SUCCESS STORIES

Transfer student and history major Laura Briere '12 arrived at Randolph-Macon as a junior and immediately made a strong connection with faculty mentors. "As a transfer student, I worried I wouldn’t graduate on time, and I will never forget when Professor Porter promised me that the history department would make sure I succeeded," she says.

While at R-MC, Briere, who also completed a secondary education minor, received a grant that allowed her to spend a semester pursuing her interest in Native American studies. Following graduation, inspired by the spirit of mentoring she found in her R-MC professors, she plans to work with disadvantaged students. "I want to give them the same message my R-MC professors always gave me," she says. "Give it your very best, and you will go far.”

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Continue your education at Randolph-Macon College, and you'll become part of a community where you're always an individual and never just another face in the crowd. Here you'll find opportunities to excel, both in the classroom and beyond, while you take advantage of options that help you make your education your own.

A personalized process: Because we understand the unique concerns and interests of transfer students, we work closely with you to answer all your questions and to make the application process as easy as possible.

• We've listed the most frequently asked questions on our FAQs page.
• We invite you to come for a visit. Want to sit in on a class? Meet a professor? Spend a day with a student? Let us know what you're interested in seeing or doing, and we can arrange it for you.
• We welcome your application. You can apply online or use the Common Application online or printable forms.
  

A learning community: One of the most important things R-MC students and alumni will tell you they value in their R-MC experience is the close and enduring relationships students build with the dedicated faculty. R-MC's interdisciplinary curriculum features seminar-style classes, hands-on laboratories, and an emphasis on education beyond the classroom through programs including honors independent study, summer research fellowships, travel-study, internships, and service learning.

An affordable education: R-MC offers a wide range of options to help make your education affordable. Learn more about financial assistance.

The Process: Your application will be complete once you have taken the following steps:

• Submitted your completed application form (online or paper application).
• Submitted $30 application fee (for paper applications - no fee for online applications).
• Submitted all additional required documents.

Deadlines: Transfer students may apply to enter Randolph-Macon in either the fall or spring semesters. Fall classes usually begin on Labor Day (first Monday in September), and spring classes usually begin the second week of February.

Fall Admissions		Spring Admissions
May 1: Priority Application deadline		December 1: Application deadline
May 15: Decision notification		January 1: Decision notification

More information: Have questions? Contact Annie Keith, transfer admissions coordinator.