Academics
January 27, 2021 2026-10-20 21:52Academics
Academics at Rocky Mountain College
Rocky Mountain College academics empower you to go beyond textbooks, intellectually, culturally, and ethically. You’ll collaborate with professors in small classes, gain real‑world experience through internships and research, and discover how your academic path connects to life after graduation.
Plan Your Program, Tuition, and Aid Together
As you narrow down your academic interests, take the next step and explore how tuition, scholarships, and financial aid can support your Rocky Mountain College program.
Strong Outcomes
98 percent of Rocky graduates are employed or in graduate school shortly after graduation, reflecting the strength of our academic programs and career preparation.
Personal Attention
One‑on‑one engagement with qualified faculty who know you by name and are invested in your goals, providing personalized guidance in and out of the classroom.
Manageable Borrowing
No one wants to borrow more than they have to. RMC works directly with you to explore the various options available. Rocky graduates leave college with one of the region’s lowest student loan debts and default rates, demonstrating the power of an RMC degree.
47
major concentrations in more than 20 disciplines
90%
of students earn higher salaries because they completed internships
80%
of faculty hold the highest degree in their respective fields
Across 47 majors and concentrations, Rocky Mountain College academics blend liberal arts foundations with professional preparation. Whether you’re exploring programs in business, health, education, or the sciences, you’ll find faculty mentors and resources designed to help you succeed.
Academic Support at Rocky Mountain College
You don’t navigate your academic path alone. RMC’s academic support services help you make the most of your courses from your first semester through graduation:
→ One‑on‑one academic advising to help you choose courses, majors, and minors that fit your goals
→ Tutoring and writing support for challenging courses and key assignments
→ Accessibility and accommodations for students who learn differently
→ Career services that connect your academic work to internships, jobs, and graduate programs
Whether you’re adjusting to college‑level work or pushing yourself in advanced courses, RMC has people and resources ready to help.
Areas of Study and Degree Programs
Across 47 undergraduate major concentrations and 38 minors, Rocky Mountain College offers options in:
→ Communication, Creative Expression & Visual Arts
→ Accounting, Business, Finance & Marketing
→ Education, Non-Profits & Social Impact
→ Government, Law & Public Policy
→ Healthcare, Medicine & Counseling
→ Aeronautics, Technology & Mathematics
→ Science, Natural World & Conservation
→ Animal Science, Equine & Veterinary
Academic Calendar and Key Dates
The Rocky Mountain College academic calendar helps you stay on track and make the most of your time here. Find:
→ Semester start and end dates
→ Registration and add/drop deadlines
→ Exam weeks and breaks
→ Dates for special academic opportunities and events
Use the calendar as a planning tool, for your coursework, internships, travel, and more.
Undergraduate Research and Experiential Learning
At Rocky, research and hands‑on learning aren’t just for graduate students or science majors. A wide range of disciplines offer:
→ Faculty‑mentored research projects you can start as early as your first or second year
→ Fieldwork and lab experiences that connect theory to practice
→ Creative projects and performances in the arts and humanities
→ Community‑based learning where coursework links to local organizations and needs
These experiences deepen your understanding of your major, strengthen your resume or graduate school applications, and often turn into presentations, publications, or long‑term projects.
