Admissions

Just visit and talk to people from your program and any activities you're interested in.

Really get involved if you come to RMU - we have a lot of opportunity to be involved in the theatre, tv station, and radio, as well as the newspaper and literary journal. Also, there's a club or organization to suit virtually everyone.

Make sure that you stay focused, study, and communicate with your professors.

For any student out there that is considering RMU as a potential school there are a few things you need to know. First, this is a business school first and foremost, and the staff here is all about business. If you are looking to party in excess; seek your education elsewhere. Second, the professors here are really great and if you put forth some effort then they will help you as much as they can. They genuinely care if their students succeed.

Definitely open up, talk to, and get to know your fellow students as well as the professors. Especially if you are in a specific major it definitely helps with networking for finding a job! Also, get involved your freshman year!

Visit the school before you check yes to attend. That is very important as you will see first hand what reviews cannot tell you.

Join as many clubs and organizations as possible! It is the best way to meet people who are interested in the same things you are, whether it be sports, activities, majors, even religion.

*Make sure you know which major you want, or at least an area of interest.
*Don't wait until after your first semester or year to get involved with activites. You will be very far behind.
*Ask questions! All faculty and students are there to help you and point you in the right direction.

These tips go for EVERY student at ANY school!

Apply, even if you're on the fence. It's a free and simple application, and you never know what kinds of scholarships you may get. Visit to see if you can truly picture yourself on campus! You'll never get that feeling just by reading about RMU or looking at pictures. You need to come here and see what we have to offer! If you can, talk to a professor in your school of interest, since they are very knowledgable and give you a lot of guidance about if RMU's program is right for you.

1) be sure you understand the requirements for your major.
2) get to know your professors. they are always helpful and want you to do well!
3) rmu is commuter friendly, so check out off campus housing before you plonk down a huge chunk of change for a dorm.
4) there is something here for everyone. get involved in one of the campus groups. we have everything from bible studies to swing dances- and yes, greek life too.