A private college education just got more
affordable…
Transfer
students under the age of 241 and living in Lynchburg, Amherst,
Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell, and Nelson Counties can now participate in the
new Randolph College Regional Educational Access Program (REAP).
Randolph College’s REAP provides a more
affordable path to an outstanding private college education for transfer
students this fall.
When transfer
students are accepted2 to Randolph College and live at home, tuition
will be $12,2753 for the
2013-2014 academic year. A limited number of spaces are being reserved for area
transfer students so please apply quickly.
Application deadline for transfer students is July 1st.
REAP reduces
the cost to attend Randolph to less than the average for tuition, room, and
board for public colleges and universities in Virginia. According to the State
Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV), tuition, mandatory fees, and
room and board averaged $18,617 for the current academic year4.
More importantly, REAP students will get an excellent education that rivals
Virginia’s best institutions; learn in small classes with personal attention
from faculty; and enjoy all of the sports, arts, cultural, and traditional
events on campus. The Randolph Plan, a program that maps the academic path, enables
students to acquire analytical, research, and communication skills that will prepare
them for their first job, graduate school, and future careers that haven’t even
been imagined yet.
If someone you know is considering a transfer to a public or private four-year
college, ask them to take a closer look at Randolph College’s REAP—and please
tell your colleagues about this amazing opportunity. For more information,
please contact Lisa Davies, Transfer Coordinator, at ldavies@randolphcollege.edu or 434-485-8038.
1Transfer students
age 24 and older are not eligible for REAP but will receive a tuition discount
of 50%.
3Your cost after
$3,100 VTAG grant is applied. When you file the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA), you may be eligible for additional Federal aid. Other costs
include books, parking fee ($100), student government fee ($210), and
technology fee ($100)
4“2012-13 Tuition
and Fees at Virginia’s State-Supported Colleges and Universities’” SCHEV, July 2012