About Reynolds Community College and its promise. Reynolds Community College has served the greater Richmond region since 1972, offering affordable, high-quality education to students at every stage of life. Led by President Dr. Paula P. Pando, Reynolds is home to the Red Hawks and a community of learners driven by possibility.
Admissions Overview Admission to J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College is open to anyone with a high school diploma, a GED, a certificate of completion of home schooling, or who is 18 and has passed the Ability-to-Benefit test. You may select either a curricular (if you plan to earn a degree or certificate) or non-curricular program.
Reynolds Alum Khalil Houston is a creative force who explores the human experience with profound insight and raw vulnerability. As a spoken-word artist, writer, photographer, and community activist he inspires youth to find and use their voices.
Reynolds has academic campuses located in the city of Richmond, Henrico County and Goochland County.
Reaching your personal, professional, and academic goals is a journey. Reynolds is here to guide you through your higher education journey step by step. Your next step? It's time to register for classes! We'll guide you through your next steps based on your current status.
Information regarding MyReynolds, the Student Information System Login service, for Reynolds Community College students.
Reynolds Community College 2026–2027 Academic Catalog with degree requirements, course descriptions, and transfer pathways.
Reynolds History Founded in 1972, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College is the youngest and among the largest of the 23 colleges in the Virginia Community College System (VCCS). The college is named in honor of the late Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, J. Sargeant Reynolds, who championed legislation creating the state-supported community college system and publicly took ...