Connecting with You. With Every Step.

Meet Your Admissions Counselor

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Your admissions counselor is your liaison to a bright future at NGU. We will connect with you personally and help you with your specific needs.

Whether you’re an incoming freshman, transfer student, or dual-enrollment student, your friendly and knowledgeable admissions counselor will help guide you through the application process every step of the way. Our goal is to help you feel fully prepared to begin this exciting new step towards your future.

Meet the Traditional Admissions Staff
Andy Ray
Senior Director, Enrollment Engagement
Katie Lynn Marshall
Director, Traditional Admissions
Frank Eskridge
Associate Director, Recruiting
Joe Benson
Associate Director, Enrollment Operations
Cory Truax
CRM Systems Administrator
Ciara Mace
Senior Admissions Counselor
Jacob Ertter
Senior Admissions Counselor
Drayton Henderson
Admissions Counselor
Rosemary Grimble
Admissions Counselor
Kelly King
Guest Relations Coordinator
Rachel Cooper
Coordinator, Admissions Events
Ward White
Enrollment Operations Coordinator
Matthew Mitchell
Admissions Counselor
Austin Meyer
Enrollment Data Processor

Meet the NGU Online & Graduate Admissions Team
Justin Ogle, MBA
Director of Online and Graduate Admissions
Thomas Grindell
Online and Graduate Admissions Counselor
Charlene Christian
Online and Graduate Admissions Counselor
Faith Cantrell
Online and Graduate Admissions Counselor
Richard Hensley
Regional Partnership Manager

Contact Us

Need assistance? NGU Admissions is ready and willing to help:

Email: admissions@ngu.edu

Mailing Address:
North Greenville University
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 1892
Tigerville, SC 29688

Office Location:
Hayes Ministry Center

Phone:
864.977.7001
1.800.468.6642 (toll free)

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