Rhodes College: Journalism Ranking 2024

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690

in the USARhodes College is a very small not-for-profit Presbyterian college offering many disciplines along with the journalism program and located in Memphis, Tennessee. This college was founded in 1848 and is presently offering bachelor's degrees in Other Communication and Media Studies.

Rhodes College is extremely expensive; tuition is around $56,000 per year. If you are seeking a cheaper alternative, check Affordable Colleges in Tennessee listing.

According to recent data analysis, Rhodes College area is dangerous - the school is reported to have a very bad rating for on-campus crime.

Based on 66 evaluation metrics, Rhodes College journalism program ranks #690 Journalism School (out of 1736; top 40%) in USA and #17 Journalism School in Tennessee. Major competitors for this college are Auburn University and The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. See the details about all twelve competing journalism colleges and available journalism majors below.

SAT & ACT test scores for undergraduate programs:

SAT

1350

Total ACT

Composite
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School ranking:

#17 Journalism School in Tennessee
#165 Journalism School in the Southeast
#690 Journalism School in USA

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State Ranking

#13 Communication & Media Program in Tennessee

Regional Ranking

#102 Communication & Media Program in the Southeast

National Ranking

#444 Communication & Media Program in USA

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You may be interested in other ways to get accepted at Rhodes College:

Art Programs - ranked top 20% in USA
Film Programs - ranked top 50% in USA
History Programs - ranked top 25% in USA
Literature Programs - ranked top 25% in USA

Also, see how Rhodes College has been ranked among graduate schools and Presbyterian colleges in Tennessee.