Business


See Yourself as a Business Major at RMC
Business at RMC isn’t one-size-fits-all—you can focus on finance, management, or marketing and build a path around your goals. And you’ll do it up close with hands-on experience through internships with employers such as Dominion Energy and one-on-one guidance from faculty who teach and mentor every student, preparing you for careers across the business world.

Turn your passion into a personalized learning path at Randolph-Macon College.
At RMC, you’ll build your four-year plan around your goals with a concentration in finance, management, or marketing, so your coursework points directly toward the career you want.
All along the way, your RMC faculty are close at hand, advising and mentoring you personally through the program. Every class is taught by faculty (never TAs!), ensuring you get to know them as teachers and as people too.
Get an up close look at being a business major at RMC
Don’t wait to be a business leader
By graduation, you’ll have real, in-person experience to point to. RMC business majors say their internships were essential to aligning their job search with their goals, making professional connections, and learning leadership skills before their first day on the job. Every RMC business student completes an internship (or several!), thanks to the support of faculty who help to place you. Many students intern with RMC’s engaged alumni—a network of successful business people who often open their doors to the next RMC generation.
Beyond the RMC classroom, business majors can study the Industrial Revolution and the development of accounting in Great Britain while in residence at Wroxton College, a hands-on way to see how business history shapes today’s global economy.

30 (or less)
students in every RMC business class, taught by faculty, never TAs
12:1
Student-to-faculty
ratio
100%
RMC Business students who complete an internship

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