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Transfer Student Admissions
Whether you are transferring from a community college, a four-year college, or completing an interrupted college education, we’ll help you finish your degree and achieve your goals. And we’ll help you make a smooth transition to Meredith - both academically and socially.
Contact Information
Jordan Richards
Associate Director of Admissions, Recruitment
1st Floor Johnson Hall
jlrichards@meredith.edu
(919) 760-8103
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"My biggest fear was fading into the background, but the supportive community at Meredith made that impossible."
Donna Bahena, '18 -
"From advisers to professors, each person you talk to and work with is really invested in your success on a personal level."
Cheyanne Moxley, ’19
As a transfer student, we know you have questions. Will my credits transfer? How will I make friends? Will I be involved in campus life? Can I live on campus? Study abroad? Get answers to your questions.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
In addition to need-based financial assistance that is available to all students coming to Meredith, several grants and scholarships are available specifically for transfer students.
Articulation Agreements
Meredith has articulation agreements with the North Carolina Community College System, which makes completing a four-year degree at Meredith more attainable for transfer students.
Range of annual academic merit awards
Phi Theta Kappa annual scholarships
is coordinated in financial assistance annually
scholarships and grants are funded by Meredith College
Jennifer Orellana, ’19, has always enjoyed working with children, which sparked her interest in becoming a teacher. That was partially why she came to Meredith. But she discovered a new passion.
Transferring to Meredith College was the best decision for Laura Anne Hatcher, '17, who built self-confidence and strength during her time at Meredith.
As a transfer student Leslie Arreaza, ’19, struggled to find her place at Meredith, but it was through her passion for helping immigrants and refugees that she found her voice and her place at Meredith.
