Want to know more about Merritt?

The best way to discover what makes Merritt College a top choice is to experience a virtual information session with the outreach and recruitment team. Through a Zoom platform meeting, you will learn about Merritt College and what makes it an ideal place for students to fulfill their educational goals.

• You have taught the course online, in Canvas, for at least one full term
• The course is completely online and asynchronous 
• The course is part of an ADT (Associate Degree for Transfer), General Education Transfer Pattern (CSU or IGETC), or CTE (Career Technical Education) 
• Use the Assist tool to check if your class is part of the GE transfer pattern

You are following AP-4105 requirements

Learn about:

• The enrollment processes
• Admissions & Records
• Financial Aid Application
• Counseling
• Career Education Programs: Medical Assisting, Cyber Security, Child Development, Business, Radiology, EMT/Fire Science, and much more.
• Student Activities: Student government, Study Abroad opportunities, student employment.
• Student Services: Resources, support services,
• Campus Life: Student clubs, Internships, tutoring,

To schedule a Zoom meeting, contact Maria Spencer at Outreach.merritt@peralta.edu

• Request for Merritt Information Session
  
• Merritt Information Session (Participant Post Survey)
  
• Merritt Information Post Survey for (Staff/Representatives/Leads)

Click on the following to view the recording:

• Merritt College Counselors/Partnership Update – November 4, 2021

Community Partnerships

Let’s welcome this new partner to the Merritt family: Ms. Felicia Harris, Executive Director and Founder. 

Black Girls in Blazers Inc.

Black Girls in Blazers was formed on the premise that Black girls should look and feel good about themselves all the time. We are committed to serving those who are cut from an unprivileged fabric.

"We do this because we’ve been there. Black girls are often viewed as being aggressive, loud, angry, adult-like, and more. This doesn’t include the racial and gender inequalities they are challenged with. Our dedicated sisterhood is here to help them not just while they are young, but for a lifetime. As Black women, we can provide that sense of belonging that is so often ignored. We encourage parents, teachers, and those who value our Black girls to support our organization. Together we will change the narrative."