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Transfer Process to Millsaps College?

I'm considering transferring to Millsaps College and am curious about what the process is like for transfer students. What should I prepare or expect? Any tips from those who've transferred there would be really appreciated!

3 months ago

Sure thing! The transfer process to Millsaps College can be broken down into a few steps.

Firstly, you'll want to complete your application. Millsaps accepts both The Common Application and their own Millsaps Application – choose whichever is more convenient for you. Remember, whichever application you choose, ensure you select the option as a 'transfer'.

Next, you'll need to provide official transcripts from all colleges or universities you've attended. This step is critical – Millsaps wants to ensure you've maintained good academic standing at previous institutions and to evaluate extensively any credits to be transferred. You'd also need to submit your high school transcripts if you've earned fewer than 24 college credits.

In addition to the application and transcripts, you'll also need to submit a letter of recommendation. This can come from a professor or staff member of your current or previous institution who can provide insight into your academic abilities and character.

Regarding standardized tests, you must be aware that as of the 2024-2025 application cycle, Millsaps College became test-optional. This means if you have SAT or ACT scores that you feel will strengthen your application, you can submit them, but they're not required.

Lastly, ensure you understand the deadlines for transfers. Fall semester applications for transfers are due on July 15, while spring semester applications are due on December 15. Keep in mind that Millsaps operates on a rolling basis and it usually takes around two weeks to make an admission decision once they have received all of your materials.

It's also a good idea to reach out to Millsaps' admissions office if you have specific questions about the transfer process or to get a feel for the school's philosophy towards transfer students.

As a tip, see if the college holds any transfer-specific advising sessions, virtual events, or webinars, that could provide additional insight into the transfer process and what to expect if you're accepted.

I hope this helps – best of luck with your transfer journey!

3 months ago

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