Millsaps College Alumni

These students came to Millsaps from Lowndes County and found opportunities that extend far beyond the classroom.

Located in Mississippi's capital city, Millsaps connects students to internships, research and professional experiences that help them stand out after graduation.

The outcome? Millsaps graduates rank #1 in Mississippi and in the top 3% in the Southeast for early-career earnings.

Human Skills.
Tech Fluency.
Real-World Experience.

That's the Millsaps advantage.

Make a major move—transfer to Millsaps.

At Millsaps, transfer students stand out—internships, research, study abroad and more. 💸 Millsaps offers merit-based scholarships up to $26K PLUS up to $7K more for Phi Theta Kappa students. ✨ 95% of our students receive financial aid.

You'll also receive:

📬 Priority registration. ✅ Personalized advising. ✅ A clear plan forward.
Make a major move. ➡️ millsaps.edu/transfer

You’re not just transferring schools. You’re transforming your future.
Start strong. Finish stronger.

It’s the Final Week to Help Students Become Something MAJOR!

When you give to the Millsaps Annual Fund, you're fueling the ambition, curiosity, and innovation that define the Millsaps experience:

💡 Bold ideas that spark discovery
🎓 Opportunities that help students reach their full potential
🌎 Future leaders prepared to make an impact on the world

Your support empowers the best and brightest students to dream bigger, achieve more, and become something MAJOR.

Let’s invest in their future together.

Give by June 30 ➡️ GIVE.MILLSAPS.EDU.

Prepared for more than a job.

Prepared to think.
Prepared to adapt.
Prepared to lead.
Prepared to make a difference.

That's a Millsaps education.

💜ICYMI: Alumn Mia Adjali ’60 dedicated her life to justice, human rights and peacebuilding. A new endowed scholarship now ensures her values will guide future generations of Majors.

👉 Read more about her life, legacy, and the scholarship created in her honor here: https://bit.ly/4v8rlTw

# AlumniImpact

At Millsaps, students don’t have to choose between their passions.

For Mariam Bhatti, that meant pursuing English and dentistry — combining her love of literature with her goal of becoming a dentist. With support from faculty in both the English and Chemistry departments, Mariam created a path that brought both interests together.

This May, she’ll graduate with a B.S. in English Literature, and in fall 2026 she’ll begin dental school.

Along the way, she’s strengthened campus life as a tutor and student leader, including serving as SAACS president.

That’s the power of a community that supports your ambitions and helps turn them into real outcomes.