College also ranked for Career Services and Intramurals

Randolph-Macon remains one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review. The education services company features RMC in their newly released guidebook, The Best 388 Colleges: 2023 Edition. Only about 14% of America’s 2,700 four-year colleges are profiled in this publication.

The publication chooses its “Best Colleges” based on annual surveys of 2,000 college administrators and, for profiled schools, data from student surveys. In addition to being among The Princeton Review’s “Best Colleges” for 2023, Randolph-Macon earned the No. 15 spot for best career services and No. 12 spot for intramural sports participation. In its profile of the College, The Princeton Review recognizes Randolph-Macon for its focus on the “production of successful, well-rounded students” through a “purposeful general education curriculum” that incorporates “innovative pedagogy” and experiential learning with four years of personalized career preparation through RMC’s hallmark EDGE Career Center. When it comes to student life, current students describe RMC as a “welcoming community” where “we all feel seen and heard” and where “no one seems disrespectful to anyone who affiliates differently than someone else.” It is indeed “a home where current students, previous students, and community members gather to celebrate being Yellow Jackets.” Randolph-Macon’s no-fee application is now open for the incoming class of 2023 by visiting RMC’s application page.