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Rust College & University of the Incarnate Word reach Agreement
Rust College and The University of the Incarnate Word have entered into a partnership that will help pave the way for Rust College students
Rust College Alumna Receives Heritage Trailblazer Award
Bev Johnson, Memphis native and veteran radio show host, made history by shattering glass ceilings when she became the American woman...
Rust College Congratulates Karvis Jones on Emmy Award
Jarvis Jones ‘03, Production Assistant for the Braves LIVE pregame and postgame show on FOX Sports South/FOX Sports Southeast, was part of the...
Rust College Student Named 2020 HBCU Competitiveness Scholar
Eric Johnson, a senior Mass Communications major at Rust College, was among 44 students from 33 historically black colleges...
“Where Tomorrow's Leaders are Students Today”
Finding the right school or university for your son or daughter to attend is not an easy task. At Rust College we believe we are the right fit for students who are serious about their future and who want to make a difference in the years to come. All of our programs are designed with students in mind and with a philosophy that will under-gird successful experiences…
Rust College is a historically Black, senior liberal arts, church-related college, serving students from diverse backgrounds. Rust provides a quality college degree that every student can afford. We are sensitive to the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic and want to ensure that you can pursue your educational goals.
A college education is so important and we want students to have that experience! Whether fresh out of high school or a few years removed from receiving a formal education, or furthering collegiate learning it is vital. We at Rust College also believe that it’s our job to not just minimize academic roadblocks but work with students in regards to economic, personal, and other obstacles as well.
Rust By the Numbers
400
Enrolled Students
1: 1
Student : Faculty Ratio
10 %
Students with financial aid
0
Average class size
0
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