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Why Mount Mary College?

Accelerated Programs
Mount Mary's accelerated programs are designed for students who would like to take courses in a concentrated format in the evenings.

The College offers four programs in the accelerated format -

Business Administration (undergraduate) - prepares women for managerial positions and advanced education by developing skills in effective communication and logical problem solving.

Business/Professional Communication (undergraduate) - emphasizes the combination of a business background with well-developed written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills.

Liberal Studies (undergraduate with associate degree)- offers women who hold an associate degree the opportunity to complete a bachelor of arts degree. Within this degree-completion program, students complete courses in the sciences, humanities, and an area of concentration.

MBA (Master of Business Administration) - allows male and female students the opportunity to complete their graduate degree at their own pace while accommodating the demands of work and family commitments.

Accelerated Program Format
Accelerated courses are offered in five terms with each course meeting one night a week or Saturdays for eight weeks. Mount Mary's accelerated programs are not cohort programs, giving students the flexibility to work through the program at the pace that matches their schedule and needs.

Terms begin:
January
March
June
August
October

Note: Definition of student credit load per semester for accelerated students is based on the semester total, not a single term total. Terms 1 & 2 are a subset of the Fall semester and Terms 3 & 4 are a subset of the Spring semester. For example, Term 1 credits + Term 2 credits = Fall semester credit total. To be considered part-time, graduate accelerated students cannot exceed five credits in a semester and undergraduate accelerated students cannot exceed 11 credits in a semester. To be considered full-time, graduate accelerated students need to be registered for six or more credits in a semester, but cannot exceed 12 credits and undergraduate accelerated student need to be registered for 12 or more credits in a semester, but cannot exceed 18 credits. This information is important for financial aid and other purposes. Please contact the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs with questions, (414) 258-4810.

Admission Requirements
Accelerated courses are open to students age 24 or above. Students must hold a high school diploma or GED certificate and meet the following criteria:

  • Five years since high school graduation
  • Two years of full-time work experience or the equivalent, not counting work while a full-time student
  • Completion of basic mathematical and writing competency through assessment testing or completion of Developmental Mathematics and Writing I or the equivalent courses in transfer from another college

 

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