Post-baccalaureate Student Enrollment Information
Students who already hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and who wish to earn a second bachelor's degree or a post-baccalaureate certificate.

Mount Mary College in the Milwaukee metropolitan area offers an engaging and transformational education that emphasizes leadership and social justice to enable you to graduate confident and prepared to start—or advance—a fulfilling career.

The College’s supportive environment, including personal advising, generous scholarships and financial aid, and individual attention from dedicated professors, helps students like you become successful professionals who make a positive difference in their communities.

For post-baccalaureate certificate programs, you do not need to complete the core curriculum. At the end of your studies you will receive a certificate. See a list of list of certificate offerings.

For second degree programs, you must:

• earn at least 32 credits at Mount Mary beyond the completion of studies for the first degree
• satisfy all core requirements
• maintain a C (2.0 ) GPA (or the minimum GPA required by the program, whichever is higher)
• fulfill the requirements of the major (see academic program information)

 At the end of your studies in this program, you will earn a second degree.

How to apply for a post-baccalaureate certificate program
To apply, students pursuing a post-baccalaureate certificate must:

1. Apply online using the Undergraduate Post-baccalaureate Certificate/Second Degree Application.  
2. Submit all official college transcripts. (High school transcripts are not required.)

How to apply for a second degree program
To apply, students pursuing a second  degree must:

1. Apply online using the Undergraduate Post-baccalaureate Certificate/Second Degree Application.  
2. Submit all official college transcripts.
3. Submit high school transcripts if you seek review for a possible exemption from the world languages core requirement.

Questions?
Contact the Admission Office at 1-800-321-6265.