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Application Process

To apply to the Mount, you can start an application using either the Mount's application or the Common app.

Required

✔ Official high school transcript

Optional

✔ A recommendation letter or form from a teacher or school counselor.

✔ Essay or Personal Statement

The Mount is test optional

• Students may submit results of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), the American College Testing program (ACT) and/or the Classic Learning Test (CLT) to the Admissions Office, but these test scores are not required for admission or scholarship consideration. Either direct results from the testing agency or results included on official school transcripts are acceptable. The university's CEEB number is 5421, and its ACT number is 1726. Please see our full test optional policy.

Deadline Information

Students are admitted on a rolling basis with three deadlines

• Early Action I: November 1
• Early Action II: December 1
• Financial Aid Deadline: February 1

Outcomes

Here’s where some of our graduates have landed. You can also read stories about Mount alumni who are living sigificantly.

An Affordable Private Education

• Included in Money magazine’s 2018 Best Colleges for Your Money.
• 1,815 undergraduate students.
• Automatic merit scholarship review.
• $37,165 average scholarships and grants for the Class of 2027. Learn more about tuition and fees.
• University scholarships: a complete listing and detailed information on scholarships.
• Need-based financial aid: The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can be submitted beginning October 1. The Mount’s deadline for submitting the FAFSA is March 1.

Special Programs

• Law (3/3 Dual Degree Program) with the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
• Nursing (Dual Degree Program) with University of Maryland and Shenandoah University
• Osteopathic Medicine (4/4 Dual Degree Program) with Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
• Athletic Training Master of Science degree with Bridgewater College – Health Science majors may qualify for 3/2 Program
• Athletic Training Master of Science degree with Thomas Jefferson University – Health Science majors may qualify for 3/2 Program
• Dual Degree BS/MS in Biotechnology Management: This program is an accelerated track that allows a student to complete a BS in Biology and/or Chemistry, while also working toward a MSB (Masters of Science in Biotechnology and Management).
• Dual Degree BS/MBA or BS/MSSM: Both these programs are a 4+1 track that allows a student to complete a BS in accounting, business administration, economics, entrepreneurship, or sport management, while also taking graduate courses towards their MBA or MSSM as a junior and senior undergraduate.