Transfer Students :: Swarthmore College

Transfer students are vital members of the Swarthmore community.

Students who transfer to Swarthmore arrive as sophomores or juniors. Currently, there are about 30 enrolled students who transferred to Swarthmore.

As a transfer student, you are uniquely positioned to make a positive impact on the Swarthmore community and the world. Transfer students serve in many leadership roles on campus, including as Student Government Organization representatives, Resident Assistants (RAs) and Student Academic Mentors (SAMs).

Student Profiles

"I'm the President of the Muslim Students Association (MSA) and Transfer Student Organization (TSO), and I work as a Student Academic Mentor (SAM)."

Jinia Meherin '23

"I hope to use what I learn in my academic life to one day aid in the political/economic development of Jamaica and to positively impact the wider world."

Damion Deshield '23

"I transferred to Swarthmore because I wanted to have access to a smaller and more tight knit community for college. I also sought an environment that allows me to form close connections with my professors and have smaller class sizes."

Bhaavana Oruganty '23

Transfer Students

"I'm the President of the Muslim Students Association (MSA) and Transfer Student Organization (TSO), and I work as a Student Academic Mentor (SAM)."

"I hope to use what I learn in my academic life to one day aid in the political/economic development of Jamaica and to positively impact the wider world."

"I transferred to Swarthmore because I wanted to have access to a smaller and more tight knit community for college. I also sought an environment that allows me to form close connections with my professors and have smaller class sizes."

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Student Profiles

"I'm the President of the Muslim Students Association (MSA) and Transfer Student Organization (TSO), and I work as a Student Academic Mentor (SAM)."

"I hope to use what I learn in my academic life to one day aid in the political/economic development of Jamaica and to positively impact the wider world."

"I transferred to Swarthmore because I wanted to have access to a smaller and more tight knit community for college. I also sought an environment that allows me to form close connections with my professors and have smaller class sizes."