Rhodes College (Memphis, TN)

Rhodes College (Memphis, TN)

Rhodes College is a private, generally undergrad, aesthetic sciences school situated in Memphis, the old Mississippi River port town that is presently the biggest city in the condition of Tennessee. Built up in 1848 by the Freemasons, the school moved to its present 100-section of land grounds in 1925. The grounds is known for its Gothic structural engineering: 13 of its structures are on the National Register of Historic Places. 

Rhodes has a bit under 2000 understudies, by far most of whom are students. The school puts substantial accentuation on little class sizes, research, and composing. It as of now gloats an understudy to-workforce proportion of 10-to-one. 

Rhodes has cultivated associations with numerous different organizations, and firmly empowers understudy off-grounds exercises, for example, entry level positions and hand-on work in the understudy's proposed field. Ninety-five percent of understudies are acknowledged by the law and business colleges of their decision, while the acknowledgment rate for therapeutic school is twofold the national normal. 

U.S. News & World Report positions Rhodes #47 on their rundown of Best Liberal Arts Colleges in the nation, while Forbes records the school as #47 among their Best Colleges in the U.S. 

Rhodes College is authorize by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
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