There’s No Place Like Meredith

At Meredith, we are committed to helping strong students like you grow even stronger. With an emphasis on faculty connections, experiential experiences, and strengths, we provide a holistic learning environment to help you prepare for the life and career you envision. In today’s blog, hear from our recent alumnae on why there’s no place like Meredith. 

Build meaningful, long-lasting relationships 

“Building connections with professors helped me develop a sense of belonging. It felt so good to walk through a hallway and have a professor recognize me by name. I cherish every professor who helped me during my time at Meredith and guided me through becoming a strong individual. I was so happy to leave with connections and life advice from faculty and friends.”

Yakira Gonzalez, ’24

Psychology and Social Work 

Beyond the classroom  

“Dr. Manning was a constant support throughout my time at Meredith. She was always willing to listen and offer advice not only on coursework but also on career opportunities and personal growth. She even connected me with Meredith alumnae in similar fields, which led me to an internship. I worked as a test automation intern, where I reviewed and did troubleshooting for automation scripts to support software reliability.” 

Nafissa Bia, ’25

Computer Science and Mathematics 

Discover your strong

“The biggest thing I learned in college is the importance of having a growth mindset. Before coming to Meredith College, I was very shy and, honestly, did not have a lot of confidence in myself. While at Meredith, I was able to learn and grow, and that helped me discover my strengths and be confident in myself.”

Alyshena Case, ’24

Biology and Psychology

Find your path

“Before coming to Meredith College, I had no idea what I wanted to do. The guidance given by my mentors encouraged me to try different classes, which helped me to find my passions. Although I felt late in declaring my major, I am thankful that I took my time and was given the support to explore and learn about my passion for studying business and Mandarin.”

Remay Pemba, ’24

Business Administration