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Rhodes College is a highly competitive liberal arts college with an active campus community and a steadfast commitment to academic excellence. Mission The purpose of Rhodes College is to encourage a desire to learn, turning out students with the determination and skills necessary to become leaders of their communities and beyond. Location Memphis, Tennessee. Athletics NCAA Division III, Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). 22 varsity sports and six intramural sports teams. Student Profile 1,566 Students. 46 states and 10 foreign countries represented. 76% live on campus. 11% Minority. |
Faculty Profile 131 full-time, 94% of faculty have highest degree in their field. 11:1 student/faculty ratio. Average class size 15. Costs and Aid 2003-2004 $29,320 comprehensive ($22,938 tuition) 77.2% of students receive need-based financial aid. Average Award: $18,000 More Distinctions: · The 2003 edition of the Kaplan/Newsweek College Guide named Rhodes College “Most Likely to Succeed” because of its students’ consistent graduate school acceptance rates. · U.S News and World Report continually ranks Rhodes College in the Top Tier of America’s Liberal Arts Colleges. · Rhodes College is one of only 40 schools listed in Loren Pope's Colleges That Change Lives. |
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