Costs & Financial Aid for Adult Learners

A Randolph education is the best investment you could make.

Our distinctive, personal approach to education means more: more opportunities to explore, more mentoring relationships, more strong connections. And that translates directly into enhanced career opportunities, deeper personal enrichment, and a lot more.

And at Randolph, you’ll spend less than you might expect. After all, Barron’s Best Buys in Education ranks us in the top 10% of colleges and universities nationwide for value. U.S. News & World Report’s America’s Best Colleges also ranks us as a best value among national liberal arts colleges.

What’s more, we offer a comprehensive program of financial assistance, including need-based grants, merit scholarships, and a variety of loan options, so your actual cost may be quite different from the full cost.

2007–2008 Fees

Full-time enrollment at Randolph (12 hours or more per semester)

Tuition: $25,350
Student Government Fee: $105
Technology Fee: $100
Total: $25,555

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

Part-Time, Prime Time: $1,060 per credit hour
*Prime-Time II: $350 per credit hour plus $50/semester Technology Fee

*Prime-Time II allows students who meet the Prime-Time student criteria to test the academic challenge of Randolph’s bachelor’s degree program. A Prime Time II student enrolls in up to two academic courses at the special student fee for his or her first semester at the College.

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

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