Congratulations on your acceptance to Mount St. Mary’s University! We hope that you are proud of your accomplishment, and that in a short while we will call you a fellow Mountie!
Now that you’ve been accepted, read more about your next steps below:
Navigating the financial aid process may seem overwhelming but we’re here to help. Learn more about how we can help make college as affordable as possible.
The best way to learn more about the Mount is to visit! You can visit our beautiful 1,400 acre campus in-person or explore our virtual resoruces, including a virtual tour, podcasts and webinars.
First-Year Students: Officially join the Mount Family by paying your $500 enrollment deposit by May 1. (Please note that the enrollment deposit is non-refundable after May 1.)
Transfer Students: Officially join the Mount Family by paying your $250 enrollment deposit by June 1. (Please note that the enrollment deposit is non-refundable after June 1.)
If you are experiencing any technical difficulties with the deposit link, or if you have any questions, please email the Office of Admissions or call 800-448-4347.
Learn more about the Mount by visiting in-person or virtually. In-person visits are held in small group settings in accordance with state and local government guidelines. Virtual resources include a virtual tour, podcasts and webinars with faculty, staff and many others around campus!
We have admissions counselors dedicated to serving you; find your counselor and reach out to them with questions about the Mount or set up a time to chat.
Check out our collection of snaps and stories featuring current students and professors who are joyful in their pursuit of purpose. We hope you will choose the Mount and join the newest class of influencers, creatives and entrepreneurs.
Orientation is the official transition point where you change from a prospective student to a Mountaineer. The Office of Orientation and Transition Programs is here to help you find your way.
We want your experience at the Mount to be amazing, so we start it off with programs that give you a chance to meet other new students and learn about the resources and services you'll have available.
New Student Orientation is when the college transition starts to feel real for both students and parents, and provides new students the opportunity to: