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"Members of this class come from 19 states and 18 countries, including Afghanistan, Argentina, Bermuda, Canada, China, Congo, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Honduras, Kenya, Korea, Laos, Mexico, Nepal, Peru, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and the United Kingdom.
The Class of 2017 includes 40 honors scholars, and more than 180 students in the IMPACT Raleigh program, which includes students from Wake County and out-of-state students who provide service and work each semester in their new home of Raleigh.
Meredith is also welcoming 33 students who will be in the second class of Meredith College Teaching Fellows. After participating in the NC Teaching Fellows program since 1987, Meredith launched its own program in 2012 after the statewide program was phased out."
"Courtyard Fountain Located near downtown Raleigh and the Research Triangle Park, Meredith College is a premiere women’s college for undergraduate students and a high-quality provider of co-educational graduate programs.
Meredith’s commitment to academic excellence is reflected in its strong rankings. Meredith ranks 3rd among colleges in the South and 9th for "Best Value" among colleges in the South by U.S. News & World Report. It has also been named one of the “Best Colleges in the Southeast” according to Princeton Review.
Meredith students are mentored by committed professors, with an average undergraduate class size of 17 and graduate class size of 18. Experiential learning is an essential component of a Meredith education—97% of undergraduate students participate in internships, undergraduate research or another kind of hands-on learning.
Students’ high standards of truth and integrity are reinforced by Meredith’s honor code, and they develop and refine their leadership skills by serving more than 600 leadership positions.
Both undergraduate and graduate students travel the world, becoming global citizens with a better understanding of themselves and others. They hold diverse views that have been shaped by students and faculty from 31 states and 41 countries."
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