Nazareth welcomes Medaille students
Who's eligible
- Currently enrolled Medaille undergraduate and graduate students in good academic standing
- Students who were accepted to Medaille to become first-year students this fall
Why Nazareth?
- Personalized support/mentoring and a 9:1 student-to-faculty ratio
- Experiential learning: The average Naz student completes 4 different career experiences in their time here
- Strong outcomes: 98% of the Class of 2022 were working or completing graduate programs within six months of graduation
- Extensive opportunities: 25 Division III athletic teams, 50+ student-led clubs and organizations
"Given the parallels between Medaille's mission and ours, Nazareth is an ideal place to re-energize your education. We are in a strong position to welcome you and help you accomplish your goals for your education and for your life's work." — Beth Paul, Nazareth President
Undergraduate programs
- Accounting → B.S. Accounting
- Applied Math: Data Sciences → B.S. Ethical Data Science
- Business → B.S. Business Leadership
- Communications → B.A. Communication & Media
- Adolescent Education → B.A. and B.S. Adolescence Education (with a variety of content areas)
- Early Childhood & Childhood Education → B.A. and B.S. Inclusive Early Childhood/Childhood Education
- Biology → B.S. Biology (Pre-vet minor also available)
- English → B.A. English
- International Studies → B.A. International & Global Studies
- Open Path (for first-year students who haven’t declared a major)
- Psychology → B.A. Psychology
- Esports, Sport Communication, & Sport Management → B.S. Sports, Entertainment & Arts Management
Full list of Nazareth’s 60+ undergraduate majors and 70+ minors >
Business & Leadership Graduate programs
Education Graduate programs
- Inclusive Adolescence Education
- Inclusive Childhood Education
- Inclusive Early Childhood Education
- Literacy Specialist
- Teaching Students with Severe or Multiple Disabilities (annotation)
All graduate programs >
Learn more
Undergraduate Virtual Information Sessions:
- Wednesday, May 24, 3 p.m. - Register Here
- Thursday, May 25, 1 p.m. - Register Here
In-person Information Sessions at Medaille (Main 100):
- Tuesday, May 30, 11 a.m.
- Wednesday, May 31, 11 a.m.
Transfer Thursdays at Nazareth:
- Every Thursday at 2 p.m. - Register Here
Next step
First-year students (haven’t started college)
- Apply for free in 5 minutes or less: Nazareth Fast App
Transfer students (who’ve completed at least one semester of college)
- Complete the free (and quick!) Transfer Application. For you, Nazareth is waiving the personal statement requirement, and Nazareth will review your unofficial transcript initially to provide you with a transfer evaluation that shows how your credits will transfer and your expected time to completion.
Graduate students
- See how to apply to a specific graduate program.
Student-athlete chooses Naz
"I chose Naz because I felt it was the best opportunity for me to get a good education while also being able to play soccer."
— Joaquin Romero '25 (sports and entertainment management major), transferring to Nazareth as a junior after the closure of Cazenovia College
FAQs
Orientation
- All undergraduate students who are new to Nazareth — first-time or transfer students — participate in orientation to get familiar with the campus and resources and to connect with other students.
Affordability
- You will pay no more than you pay (or would have paid) at Medaille
- You are eligible for scholarships and financial aid
Credits
- Nazareth will accept all of your Medaille credits. If you’ve completed Medaille’s general education (core) requirements, you’ve completed Nazareth’s.
Student Life
Learn about Nazareth student life — including housing, dining, athletics, the Rochester area, clubs and activities, preparation to be a changemaker, diversity and belonging, student support, and see students' photos and blog posts about the Naz experience.
Contact
Naz Transfer Admissions, tradmissions@naz.edu.
