Alumni Referral Program
Do you know someone who dreams of a career with horses and could benefit from a Meredith Manor education? If so, please participate in our Alumni Referral Program. Referrals from Meredith Manor students and graduates are a great source of qualified applicants because of your unique understanding of the Meredith Manor programs and your knowledge of the type of students who thrive here.
We truly value and are very grateful for referrals. As a token of our appreciation, when a student you refer begins their program at Meredith Manor we will send you a personalized Meredith Manor jacket (see Terms and Conditions). If you know someone you feel might be interested in Meredith Manor, participating is as easy as completing our alumni referral form.
Help someone realize their dream ...
and receive a personalized MM jacket!
To get started now, just fill out our alumni referral form.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What happens when Meredith Manor receives my referral?
- We will send a school catalog to the person you refer, and follow up with them by phone or email to verify that they received our information and answer any questions they may have.
- Who should I refer to Meredith Manor?
- Anyone you feel may be interested in having a career with horses and that you feel would benefit from our programs. This may include your relatives, friends, riding students, customers, etc.
- Does the person I'm referring have to be interested in Meredith Manor?
- No. They may not even be aware that Meredith Manor exists. By sending us their information, you are giving us the opportunity to introduce Meredith Manor's programs to them.
- Does the person I'm referring have to be a senior in high school?
- No. Prospective students are starting the college search process early these days, and, as you know, Meredith Manor students are not all straight out of high school. So feel free to refer students in any year of high school, as well as people that are out of school and may be interested in a career change or in finally getting a formalized equestrian education.