Mount Mary College in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, metropolitan area is a place where professors remember you by name, support you to achieve your potential and challenge you to try new experiences.
At Mount Mary, you can choose from more than 30 undergraduate majors and 8 graduate degree programs. Our dedicated professors and supportive community will help you reach your goals.
Many students live in the Caroline Hall residence hall during their first year at Mount Mary. Several different room options are available, including a single room with a private bathroom. Most rooms also offer spacious walk-in closets. The College offers four dining options on campus, including a traditional dining hall, coffee shops and a grill.
With all the on-campus activities, challenging academics and the thriving cultural scene and attractions of the city, there’s something for everyone to do both inside and outside of class at Mount Mary.
We invite you to enroll at Mount Mary, so you can join the ranks of our more than 10,000 alumnae worldwide who are confident, successful professionals making a difference in their communities and the world as teachers, nurses, artists, businesswomen, therapists, designers and more!
How to apply for undergraduate study
International students should start the admission process at least 6 month in advance of the desired enrollment semester to have enough time to submit all required documents. Admission and the I-20 can be processed only when all documents have been received.
- Be in the process of completing or have completed high school
- Submit an application for admission along with the $100 application fee
- Provide proof of English language competency by submitting an official TOEFL score if English is not the native language. (Mount Mary's TOEFL code is 1490; see our TOEFL explanation sheet)
- Submit official transcripts from high school/secondary school, college or university (Transcripts must be translated into English by a certified translator or service)
- Submit a transcript evaluation to determine U.S. equivalency of all coursework and degrees. The evaluation must be done course by course or in a detailed report by an official evaluation service in the United States. (Read more about the evaluation requirement.)Evaluation agencies include:
- Submit the International Student Financial Support Form (undergraduate or dependent) and an official bank statement
- If you are an international student transferring from another U.S. college or university, submit the International Student Transfer Form. (Note: This writable PDF form works best with PCs. Mac computers are not compatible with saving information this writable PDF.)
How to apply for graduate study
International students should start the admission process at least 6 month in advance of the desired enrollment semester to have enough time to submit all required documents. Admission and the I-20 can be processed only when all documents have been received.
- Must have completed high school and the equivalent of a U.S. undergraduate degree.
- Submit an application for admission along with the $100 application fee
- Provide proof of English language competency with one of the following:
- Submit official transcripts from college or university (Transcripts must be translated into English by a certified translator or service).
- Submit a transcript evaluation to determine U.S. equivalency of all coursework and degrees. The evaluation must be done course by course or in a detailed report by an official evaluation service in the United States. (Read more about the evaluation requirement.)Evaluation agencies include:
- Submit the International Student Financial Support Form (graduate or dependent) and an official bank statement
- Review and provide documentation of fulfillment of individual graduate program requirements. See graduate programs for details.
What to do after you are accepted to Mount Mary
Certificate of Eligibility: Following acceptance to Mount Mary College, international students are issued an I-20 Certificate of Eligibility Form. The following items must be submitted before the I-20 form is issued:
Financial Assistance: Mount Mary College awards eligible undergraduate international students with academic scholarships between $1,000 and $6,000 upon acceptance to the college. Scholarship awards are based on academic merit. The College does not award scholarships to graduate students.
Undergraduate international students also are invited to apply for the following Mount Mary scholarships:
International students do not receive United States government funding; however, there are several financial assistance resources available online:
Health Insurance for International Students: Mount Mary, through our association with and membership in the Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (WAICU), offers one option for student health insurance. Undergraduate, graduate and part-time students taking at least 6 credit hours are eligible to enroll in the plan. Learn more about student health insurance.
Contact us
For assistance in the application process, please e-mail the Admission Office or call:
- Inside the United States: 1-800-321-6265
- International – For Undergraduate Programs: 1-414-256-1219
- International – For Graduate Programs: 1-414-256-1252
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