BECOME EVEN STRONGER.
EARN YOUR DEGREE FROM MEREDITH COLLEGE.
EARN YOUR DEGREE FROM MEREDITH COLLEGE.
Rule number one at Meredith: Believe it can be done.
That’s how we help women of all ages start – or finish – their undergraduate degrees.
You’ll find personal coaching and advising at Meredith. The opportunity to discover exactly what makes you strong and how to use those strengths. A deep support network. And the drive to finish your studies, whether you’re seeking your first college degree or pursuing your next career.
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On the cover: Breanna Bivens, ‘24, transferred to Meredith to study social work and psychology. She is active in numerous campus organizations and plans to earn her Master of Social Work after she graduates.
You have the strength and persistence to earn your degree. You also have competing demands on your time. That’s why we offer resources to help make your transition to Meredith successful – in and out of the classroom.
Academic Advising: You’ll work with faculty advisors to establish an academic plan. And the Office of Academic Advising offers a range of services to help you to stay on target, including workshops, academic coaching, and academic progress assessments.
Learning Center: The Learning Center provides free, one-on-one tutoring to any Meredith student who needs assistance with foreign languages, mathematics, science, and writing.
Internships: Our strong reputation among employers helps students land great internships that frequently turn into full-time jobs. Recent examples include Credit Suisse, NC Museum of Art, SAS Institute, Wolfspeed, Lenovo, Red Hat, and Karen Saks Showroom.
StrongPoints®: First, you’ll identify your top strengths. Then, you’ll work with advisors and certified strengths coaches to make the most of your strengths in your academics, campus involvement, career choice, and more.
Clubs, Organizations, and Leadership Development: Meredith has more than 100 clubs and organizations and numerous opportunities to develop your leadership skills including the student government association, class councils, student-run publications, affinity groups, and more.
Counseling Center: Students benefit from a safe space to talk with licensed, professional counselors. All services are free, confidential, and include individual shortterm counseling, crisis services, psychological consultation, and disability services.
Lowery Fitness Center: You can work out in the Lowery Fitness Center, which includes treadmills, ellipticals, rowers, power lifting racks – as well as free fitness classes ranging from core training to cardio dance.
Community: Meredith’s unique traditions provide opportunities to connect with your class. You could perform with an ensemble or theatre company. Compete on an athletic team. Or take in Raleigh’s thriving arts, music, and food scene with friends.
Convenient Location: Ample parking is available for all students. And our location near downtown Raleigh and the Research Triangle makes it an ideal starting point for internships, research, and volunteer opportunities.
I CHOSE MEREDITH BECAUSE I WANTED TO GO TO A SCHOOL THAT HAD SO MANY STRONG WOMEN AND FEMALES WHO COULD INSPIRE ME WHEN I DIDN'T NECESSARILY FEEL THAT I COULD DO IT. I COULD LOOK AT ALL OF THE WOMEN ON CAMPUS AND JUST SAY, ‘IF THEY CAN DO IT, I CAN DO IT,’ AND IT'S BEEN WONDERFUL.”
Psychology Major
You can transfer to Meredith at any point in your education. When admitted to the College, you’ll receive a personalized transfer credit evaluation to ensure you get the maximum credit hours. We’ll help you achieve your educational and professional goals through specialized advising and articulation agreements.
In developing your academic plan, you’ll work with advisors who understand your unique needs. They’ll help you map out the best course to complete your program as quickly as possible. And they’ll provide support and guidance as you choose from more than 90 majors and minors.
Students who complete an Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree at a North Carolina community college with a minimum of 60 transferable hours and an average of C or higher may enter Meredith with junior standing. All general education requirements for the B.A. will be met with the possible exception of foreign language and physical learning requirements.
Students who complete the Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) degree at a North Carolina community college and meet performance-based requirements as determined by Meredith’s art, theatre, or music department’s performance standard will enter Meredith with all general education requirements for the B.A. met with the possible exception of foreign language and physical learning requirements.
Students studying psychology or sociology at a North Carolina Community College may participate in the College’s articulation agreement that provides a progression degree plan for students planning to earn a four-year degree in either field. The progression plan includes required general education and prerequisite courses that will transfer to Meredith.
Students studying at a North Carolina Community College who want to become teachers can seamlessly transfer to Meredith to complete a bachelor’s degree. The articulation agreement provides a pathway for future teachers in which the credits from the associate degree of art or associate degree of science transfer to Meredith’s teacher education program.
I WAS LOOKING FOR AN INSTITUTION THAT AFFORDED ME A CLOSE KNIT COMMUNITY WITH MY PROFESSORS AND WITH MY CLASSMATES. I WAS COMING FROM A VERY LARGE INSTITUTION AND MEREDITH OFFERED SOMETHING A LITTLE BIT MORE INTIMATE. THE ENTIRE ADMISSION PROCESS, EVERYONE WAS SUPER HELPFUL. THEY COMMUNICATED REGULARLY AND THEY JUST MADE ME FEEL SEEN.”
We know you may be concerned about the cost of your education. Our financial assistance staff will help you navigate how to pay for college and find ways to make your degree affordable.
All students should submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for maximum funding options. International and undocumented students should submit our Institutional Aid Application. Students are considered for academic merit scholarships at the time of admission but financial aid is awarded after admission to the College and after the FAFSA is submitted.
Students transferring from a regionally accredited community college or a two-year or four-year institution are considered for Academic Merit Grants and Scholarships at the time of admission. Awards range from $8,500 – $13,000, require full-time enrollment, and are renewable annually for up to six consecutive semesters.
Students who are inducted into Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the honor society for twoyear colleges, and have at least 30 hours of transferable credit are eligible to receive Meredith’s Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship, an annual award of $5,000. This scholarship is renewable for up to six consecutive semesters, requires full-time enrollment, and may be combined with the Academic Merit Scholarship. Proof of induction into Phi Theta Kappa is required.
Admitted adult students may qualify for need-based grants, scholarships, and federal and private loans. Once enrolled, students may have the opportunity to receive Wings-specific scholarships. In addition, adult students coming to Meredith to finish their first undergraduate degree may qualify for transfer scholarships.
$8,500-13K
Range of Transfer Academic Merit Grants and Scholarships awarded at the time of admission*.
*Award amounts are correct as of July 2023; visit meredith.edu/scholarship for the most current information.
OVER 95% of students receive scholarships or financial assistance.
$5K Phi Theta Kappa annual scholarships. May be combined with Transfer Academic Merit Scholarships.
$57 MILLION Amount coordinated in financial assistance annually.
I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO TOUR THE STATE-OF-THEART LABS, TO LEARN ABOUT THE CLASS SIZES, AND TO UNDERSTAND THE DIVERSITY IN THE STUDENT POOL. THIS ULTIMATELY CONVINCED ME THAT MEREDITH WAS MY DREAM SCHOOL.”
PARI PRAHALAD, ’20
Biology Major
DMD Candidate
ECU School of Dental Medicine
You bring distinctive strengths and valuable experience to your education. You also bring a unique education history, which helps determine the steps you’ll take to earn your degree. We’ll work with you individually to help you determine the best path forward – one that’s right for you and your goals.
Women who want to begin their first undergraduate degree.
DEGREE COMPLETION
Women who want to transfer college credits to complete their degree at Meredith.
(See below for requirements)
To be considered for admission, transfer applicants
• must have a minimum of 30 transferable college credits with at least 18 hours that meet Meredith’s General Education requirements; OR
2ND DEGREE
Women with a bachelor’s degree seeking a second bachelor’s degree or career change.
Previously enrolled Meredith students who want to finish their degree.
NON-DEGREE
Women who want to take courses at Meredith, but are not ready to seek a degree.
Visiting campus, talking to students, and meeting with faculty in your area of interest are some of the best ways to get a true sense of what it’s like to be a Meredith student.
• must meet first-year application requirements (including submission of a high school transcript) if 18 general education credits and 30 total transferable credits have not been earned.
• must have a C or higher in a college transferable math class at an accredited institution, or have completed Algebra I, II, and Geometry in high school.
• must have at least an overall C average on all courses attempted at post-secondary institutions.
• must be in good standing and eligible to return to the last institution regularly attended.
While visiting, you’ll learn more about how we can help you accomplish your academic goals. You’ll also explore options for majors, learn about transferring credit, and much more.
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Find out how we’ll help you become even stronger.
You’ll find the most current list of academic programs at meredith.edu/majors.
From Art Education to Web Development, Meredith offers more than 90 majors and minors to challenge you –including the option to design your own major.
Accounting – Business Administration
Art Education
Art – Graphic Design
Art – Studio
Biology
Business Administration
Human Resource Management
Marketing
Chemistry
Child Development
Communication
Interpersonal Communication
Mass Communication
Public Relations
Computer Science
Criminology
Dance
Dance Education
Private Studio Teaching
Economics
Education
Engineering*
English
Environmental Sustainability
Family and Consumer Sciences
Fashion Merchandising and Design Design
Merchandising
Food and Nutrition
Health, Exercise, and Sport Sciences
Health and Physical Education
Health and Wellness
History
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Interior Design
International Studies
Mathematics
Music
Music Education
Music Performance
Political Science
Pre-Law
Psychology
Public Health
Religious and Ethical Studies
Self-Designed
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Cultural Literacy
Professional Spanish
Theatre
Musical Theatre
MINORS
Accounting
Applied Mathematics
Art History
Arts Administration
Biology
Business Administration
Chemical Physics
Chemistry
Child Development
Communication
Creative Writing
Criminology
Dance
Data Science
Economics
English
Entrepreneurship and Family Business
Environmental Sustainability
Family and Consumer Sciences
Fashion Design
Fashion Merchandising
Finance
Food and Nutrition
Forensic Studies
French Geoscience
Graphic Design
Health, Exercise, and Sport Sciences
History
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Human Resource Management
Interior Design
International Studies
Italian Studies
Marketing
Mathematics
Mathematics and Computer Applications
Music
Photography
Political Science
Pre-Law
Professional Writing and Presentation
Media
Psychology
Public Health
Public History
Religious and Ethical Studies
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish Statistics
Studio Art
Theatre
Web Development
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
Dentistry
Law
Medicine
Nursing
Optometry
Pharmacy
*Engineering offered as a dual degree (Chemistry, Computer Science, or Mathematics) program with NC State University (Chemistry/Biological Engineering, Chemistry/Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry/ Chemical Engineering, Chemistry/Environmental Engineering, Chemistry/Textile Engineering, Computer Science/Computer Engineering, Mathematics/Aerospace Engineering, Mathematics/Biological Engineering, Mathematics/Biomedical Engineering, Mathematics/Civil Engineering, Mathematics/ Computer Engineering, Mathematics/Electrical Engineering, Mathematics/Industrial Engineering, Mathematics/Mechanical Engineering)
*Not available to transfer students
**Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Behavioral Forensics and Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences will be available starting Fall 2024.
Physical Therapy
Physician Assistant
Veterinary Medicine
TEACHER LICENSURE PROGRAMS
Undergraduate and Coeducational
Post-Baccalaureate
Birth-Kindergarten (B-K)
Career and Technical Education (7-12)
Family and Consumer Sciences
Elementary Education (K-6)
Middle Grades (6-9)
English/Language Arts
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Secondary Grades (9-12)
Biology
Chemistry
English/Language Arts
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Special Subject Areas (K-12)
Art
Dance
Health and Physical Education
Music
Spanish Theatre
ACCELERATED PROGRAMS
3+2 Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
4+1 Master of Business Administration
Accelerated 3+ Law Programs
3+3 with Campbell Law
3+2.5 with Elon Law
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Undergraduate
Professional Performance
Dance
Musical Theatre
Theatre Performance
Technical/Design
Graduate (Coeducational)
Behavioral Forensics**
Business Foundations
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice & Substance Use
Disorder
Dietetic Internship
Digital Communication
Digital Media
Paralegal
Pre-Health
GRADUATE PROGRAMS (Coeducational)
Master of Arts in Biomedical Sciences**
Master of Arts in Criminal Justice
Master of Arts in Psychology
Master of Arts in Teaching
Master of Business Administration
Master of Education
Master of Science in Nutrition