Randolph-Macon Academy admits persons of any race, gender, color, religion, nationality and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made

available to students at the school. R-MA does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, religion, or national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Evening & Weekend Activities

BowlingBasketball

SoccerTennisFrisbee

DodgeballSwimming

MoviesTrips to theme parks (such as

Hersheypark and Kings Dominion)

Field Trips (to area parks and

museums)

And more!

Daily Schedule (Subject to change)

Monday-Friday6:30 am......................... Wake up7:15 am........................ Breakfast8:00-4:20 pm .... Classes & Lunch

(Schedule varies slightly by day)4:30-5:30 pm ...............Study hall6:00-6:45 pm ....................Dinner7:30-9:30 pm ........Activity period10:00 pm......................Lights out

Saturday 6:30 am......................... Wake up7:15 am........................ Breakfast8:00-11:10 am ................. Classes

(Classes run through 12:10 pm on the final Saturday)

11:15 am ............................Lunch12:00 pm.............School field trip

Application ProcessTo be considered for admission, students must complete a summer program application and submit copies of their transcripts and one letter of recommendation from a school official. An in-person or phone/Skype interview will also be arranged. The application should be completed online (www.rma.edu/Apply-Online). Financial aid is not available for R-MA’s summer programs.

Dress CodeStudents wear an R-MA-logo polo shirt, cotton khaki (tan) trousers, shorts, or capris, athletic shoes, and white socks. Students must meet R-MA grooming standards. Additional information will be provided after a student is accepted.

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Randolph-Macon Academy Summer School and Flight CampGrades 9-12, July 3-29, 2016

Earn high school credit in only four weeks!

Full-Day CoursesLooking for something new? Earn a full high school credit in these classes! (Limit one.)

English 10 Algebra IEnglish 11 GeometryBiology Spanish IChemistry Spanish IIFrench I World History IIFrench II U.S. History

Comparative Religions

Half-Day CoursesIf you want to improve your grade in a class, these are for you! (Limit two.)

English 9 Spanish IEnglish 10 Spanish IIEnglish 11 French IWorld History I French II World History II U.S. History Biology U.S. GovernmentPre-algebra* ChemistryGeometry Algebra I

Pre-Calculus Algebra II

*Pre-algebra does not receive high school credit.

English as a Second Language is also available as a full-day, four-week program. For more information, visit www.rma.edu/summer-esl.

ElectivesLove writing? Need to brush up on test-taking skills or public speaking? Take a look at these half-day classes! (Limit two.)

Check with your current school as to whether these courses will be accepted for credit (1/2 credit each).

Filmmaking Create a mini-film as you learn basic filmmaking principles such as the rule of thirds, headroom, establishing shots, camera angles and techniques, storyboarding, and more.

Creative Writing Workshop Focus on short story or poetry writing in this structured workshop setting as you hone your creative writing skills and learn about the techniques used by famous creative writers.

Financial Success & Future PlanningPrepare for the mathematics inherent in daily life: taxes, personal budgets, savings options, insurance, contracts, bank accounts, loan applications, debt, and more.

Public SpeakingBecome an effective speaker as you learn to captivate your audience through persuasion, argumentation, exposition, dis-cussion, impromptu speaking and humorous interpretation.

Design Concepts for EngineeringSee what an engineer’s work is really like. The designing, planning, and construction processes of projects in this class are modeled after what engineers do every day.

Computer Literacy Learn computer literacy terminology, telecommunications, advanced word processing, desktop publishing, web page design, spreadsheets, databases, and slide shows.

SAT PrepReview the verbal and mathematical skills assessed on the SAT, take practice tests, learn about study resources, and understand test-taking strategies specific to the exam.

Study SkillsLearn the three main concepts that are necessary for success in life, particularly academic life: classic study skills, psychometrics, and the elements of motivation.

Note: Students may take one full-day course, two half-day courses, two electives, or one half-day course and one elective.

Tuition & FeesApplication Fee (For All Programs) Non-refundable application fee... $75

Boarding Students*Tuition, room and board ........ $3225 Lab Fees (Biology, Chemistry) .... $175**Expense account ................. $1050

Day Students *Full Day (lunch included)....... $1100*Half-day (one class) ................ $600Lab Fees (Biology, Chemistry) .... $175**Expense account ................... $550

Flight ProgramDeposit ................................... $2300 Used at per-hour rate: $150/dual, $120/solo. Unused portion is refunded.Tuition, room and board ......... $3500Aviation Ground School ............ $600 Applies to day students only enrolled in the flight camp.**Expense account ................. $1050

*Tuition does not include textbooks or uniforms.**Estimated to cover books, uniforms, and trips. Additonal funds may be required. Unused portion is refunded.

www.rma.edu/summer

Flight CampThe flight training program includes:

√ Ground school tailored to soloing in a Cessna 172√ Approximately 15 hours of dual flight instruction √ FAA medical examination (if necessary)

Academy-owned aircraft are used. Students must be at least 16 years old to earn solo wings and 17 years old for the private pilot certification. For safety reasons, R-MA does not guarantee either solo status or certification regardless of the flight time or costs incurred.

Limited spaces available; apply early!

International students must provide documentation of their TSA clearance by April 1, 2016, or forfeit their spot in the flight camp.

For more information, visit our website.

Pre-Flight Check

Air-Conditioned Athletic Facilities

Biology

Small classes

Comparative Religions field trip