At Randolph College, we are committed to working closely with each student to make a quality liberal arts and sciences education affordable. We encourage all students to apply for financial aid—even those who assume that they are ineligible for assistance because of income level. The Student Financial Services Office provides applicants with information regarding need-based student aid, as well as many payment and loan alternatives. Please feel free to call and discuss your alternatives with a financial aid counselor or visit the campus and meet with us!

The Harriet Hudson Award
Established in honor of a former academic dean, this award reflects a long-standing tradition of commitment to adult education. Prime Time students who are enrolled at the Lynchburg campus automatically receive this award—reducing their tuition by half. Upon acceptance to the program as a degree candidate, you will automatically qualify for this award. The Harriet Hudson Award is renewable as long as you maintain a cumulative quality point ratio of 2.0 and accumulate hours towards graduation at a rate deemed appropriate.

Click here to learn about more grants, scholarships, and loans available to Prime Time students.

The Bottom Line
When you receive your financial–aid award letter, an information sheet will be included that will enable you to calculate how much you will owe the school and how much you should borrow under the Stafford Loan program.

2008–2009 Tuition and Fees
Full-time enrollment (12 hours or more per semester)

Tuition: $26,870

Student Government Fee: $ 105

Technology Fee: $ 100

 Total: $27,075

 Part-time enrollment (less than 12 hours per semester)

Part-Time, Prime Time: $1,120 per credit hour

*Prime-Time II: $350 per credit hour plus $50/semester Technology Fee 

 *Prime-Time II is an admission status that allows students who meet the Prime-Time student criteria an opportunity to test the academic challenge of the bachelor's degree program at Randolph College. A Prime Time II student enrolls in up to two academic courses at the special student fee for the first semester at the College.

For more detailed information on special fees, please refer to the Randolph College Academic Catalog.

 Payment Due Dates:
Due upon enrollment — $300 reservation deposit
August 1 — First semester payment
December 15 — Second semester payment