The average class size is 13. Many R-MWC graduates pursue law and medical careers. The faculty member who serves as Pre-Law Advisor will assist you in selecting courses that meet guidelines published by the American Association of Law Schools and are consistent with your individual interests. Pre-med students should consult with the Health Professions Advisor as early as possible upon entering the College and no later than the end of the first year. In addition to offering special health field advising, R-MWC has established a Health Professions Association to address the increasingly rigorous requirements for admission to health professional programs.
Participants are eligible to enter the program as early as the second semester of their first year.
All applications for admission are examined by our Scholarship Committee for merit scholarship eligibility. No separate scholarship application is required. For more information, contact us or visit the Scholarships and Financial Planning section of our web site. Of course, when reviewing your application for admission, the Admissions Committee will take into consideration the academic rigor of your courses as well as the grades that you received. AP credits are accepted by R-MWC pending review by the Registrar.