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What is Roanoke College known for?

Apr 13, 2003 · BLACKBOARD: History; Spring Plantings By Laura Randall April 13, 2003 LAST spring, environmental science students at Roanoke College in Salem, Va., snapped seedlings from five sycamore trees on the...

Will Roanoke College allow students to return to campus in 2022?

Make sure your name is on the HPAG's Blackboard list. Check out the Roanoke College's HPAG web site. Join Students Interested in Health Careers. Attend health-related programs on campus (including the Hylton Lecture) and visits from representatives of health professions schools. Identify nursing schools that you might like to attend.

How much financial aid did Roanoke College receive this year?

Department of Education Report 9/30/21: $36,627 was used by Roanoke College to prevent the spread of COVID and $500,000 was used to cover lost revenue from auxiliary sources for a total of $536,627 . See the quarterly report sent to the Department of Education . Department of Education Report 12/31/21: $44,392 was used by Roanoke College to ...

What does crrsaa mean for Roanoke College students?

About. Roanoke College is an independent, co-educational, 4-year liberal arts college. Founded in 1842, we are the second-oldest Lutheran-related college in America. We seek and welcome students of all races, creeds, nationalities and ethnic origins.

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How much was Roanoke College's final report?

Final Department of Education Report 10/15/20: $888,799 was used by Roanoke College to provide reimbursements for tuition, housing, room and board, or other fee refunds to students. See the final report sent to the Department of Education here.

How much money did Roanoke College receive?

Roanoke College received $888,800 from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, for the purpose of providing Emergency Financial Aid Grants to students. The College distributed the $888,800 to 1,755 students who were enrolled full time with the College at the time of the disruption.

U.S. News & World Report says we are really up-and-coming

According to U.S. News & World Report, Roanoke College ranks #4 among national up-and-coming liberal arts colleges.

The Princeton Review thinks our Blue Ridge campus is gorgeous

In 2012, The Princeton Review rated us one of the top 20 most beautiful college and university campuses in the country.

Forbes Magazine puts us in the top tier of colleges in America

Forbes Magazine's 2015 annual review of American colleges and universities included Roanoke as one of the colleges in the top 10%.

Creating your own life plan is what sets Roanoke apart

When you leave Roanoke you have a plan you're ready to live. Working closely with you, we help you chart your path through college. We push you to challenge assumptions about the world and your role in it, building confidence and a strong sense of personal authority.

Roanoke College remembers George Kegley

Kegley, a member of the Roanoke College Class of 1949, died on Feb. 16 at the age of 93.

We pack a lot into this valley

A great college town, a vibrant city and 200 square miles of outdoor adventure are just minutes from campus.

Services for Staff

Support by phone or in person from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday - Friday (540-375-2225, Trexler 369). Submit a ticket requesting support anytime using our new webpage by going to support.roanoke.edu (when prompted, log in using your MyRoanoke username/password).

Technical Support

Support by phone or in person from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday - Friday (540-375-2225, Trexler 369). Submit a ticket requesting support anytime using our new webpage by going to support.roanoke.edu (when prompted, log in using your MyRoanoke username/password).