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Wednesday, October 16, 2024

TAke 2

Randolph

TAke 2 | randolphcollege.edu

TAke 2 | randolphcollege.edu

TAke 2

Randolph’s innovative TAKE2 model is a better design for the way students learn and live—both in today’s world and tomorrow’s.

The central idea of TAKE2 is built into its name: Randolph students take two classes at a time for seven-week sessions, instead of four or more courses per semester.

We believe that by allowing students to focus on fewer classes at a time, TAKE2 improves learning and offers greater opportunities inside and outside the classroom.

Why it works

By allowing students to focus on two classes at a time, rather than spreading their attention across four or more courses, TAKE2 improves learning and offers greater opportunities inside and outside the classroom.

TAKE2…

  • fosters a more intensive academic experience and enables faculty and students to dive more deeply into course material.
  • provides faculty with more time for academic support to help students conquer particularly difficult concepts or explore newly discovered passions.
  • allows students to take greater advantage of the many resume-building extracurricular opportunities that Randolph offers, including dance and theatre performances, internships, research projects, jobs, community service, clubs, athletics, and more.
This revolutionary approach to learning not only sets Randolph apart from other liberal arts colleges, it creates a distinctive college experience designed to better meet the needs of 21st-century students.

With TAKE2, you’ll graduate in the same amount of time as you would with a traditional model, but you’ll have more time to dig deep into your academics while exploring your passions and interests.

How it works

Class Schedule Comparison – TAKE2 vs. the Common ModelTypically, students under a common model schedule take four or five classes each week for an entire semester. Under TAKE2, Randolph students take two courses for seven-week sessions, with no classes on Wednesdays. This allows for a more intensive learning experience designed to better meet the needs of today’s students.

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