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Creativity is part of who we are at Mount Mary. A big part.

Together with us, you will learn new and exciting ways to think, to collaborate, to personalize your college experience and to be at the leading edge of your future career.

Most importantly, you’ll appreciate the surprises of discovery and focus less on finding one, perfect answer. Because for us, creativity is about having an open mind—to different ways of learning, living and looking at the world and interacting with it.

At Mount Mary, any future you want to create is possible.

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Mount Mary: Creative CampusStudents, faculty and staff form a close-knit community where everyone is eager to collaborate and innovate by taking risks with new ideas, working together through complexities, finding solutions instead of solving problems and keeping an open mind about what’s to come in the future. This cooperative and inventive environment will help you strengthen your critical thinking and leadership skills and position you as a leader at the forefront of a competitive marketplace.

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Mount Mary provides opportunities to fuel student creativity by helping us explore our areas of study in new ways.

Kat Reynoso ’14 Biology and Health Sciences Double Major

“We are here to offer you the best that we can to help bring out the best of who you are.”

Sr. Joan Penzenstadler, SSND, ’67Vice President for Mission and Identity

Mount Mary CreatesEmpowermentYou will leave Mount Mary with more than just a powerful degree. You’ll also have the confidence and skillset to be a force of change within your community—and beyond. With classes like the Leadership for Social Justice Seminar, taken by all first-year students, you will develop the communication and critical-thinking skills necessary to create a better, more compelling life for yourself so you can live out your education in active, meaningful ways.

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Women’s Leadership InstituteThe Institute works to inspire, educate, train and support the women of Mount Mary to help them develop their potential as transformational leaders. In addition to serving as a campus resource for research and information on women’s issues, the Institute sponsors leadership programs and events throughout the year, including the Voices of Leadership Speaker Series, which brings together influential women leaders to share their experiences, stories and advice to inspire participants about their own leadership potential.

“I’m proud to see women taking control of their own lives and wanting to better themselves. I’m proud of Mount Mary for helping us bring to life what we see in our heads for ourselves. They’re helping us fulfill our dreams.”

Bridgett Wilder ’16 Dietetics Major

of Mount Mary students have diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds. This creates a dynamic community of unique religious, political, socioeconomic and cultural viewpoints.47%

Mount Mary Creates a New Way of Thinking

At Mount Mary University, you learn more than what. You also learn who, why, where, when—and how. How you can combine seemingly unrelated topics to create something new and unexpected. How you can predict and prevent problems before they happen. And how you can accomplish so much more in an environment where professors and students support each other and push one another to excel.

Everyone here is a free thinker. They’re pushing themselves. They’re not confined in that box. It’s something you would never expect about an all-women’s Catholic school.

Chelsey Smith ’16 Art Therapy Major

a New Way of Thinking

For detailed information about Mount Mary’s programs of study, visit mtmary.edu/majors.

Hands-On LearningRoxanne Back, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics, works with students on the Menger Sponge Project. The Project is a collaboration between Mount Mary and Wisconsin high schools and middle schools. It requires more than 60,000 business cards and teaches a variety of

math concepts, including logarithms, surface area, volume, counting techniques, scale factors and modeling.

Majors and Minors*indicates minor also available

Anthropology/Sociology (minor)AccountingArt*

Art Therapy*

Bilingual Education (English/Spanish) (minor)

Biology*

Business Administration*

Business/Professional CommunicationChemistry*

Communication*

Diagnostic Medical SonographyDieteticsEducation*

(Available in multiple disciplines leading to certifications for all grade levels)

English (Literature*, Education, Writing for New Media*)

Entrepreneurship (minor)Environmental Studies (minor)Fashion (Design and Merchandise

Management)Graphic Design*

Health Sciences*

History*

Interior DesignInternational Studies (ESL, Spanish)Journalism*

JusticeLiberal StudiesMathematics*

Philosophy*

Political Science (minor)Pre-Professional Programs

Pre-Chiropractic MedicinePre-DentistryPre-LawPre-MedicinePre-NursingPre-Osteopathic MedicinePre-Veterinary Medicine

Psychology*

Public RelationsRadiologic TechnologyReligious Education (minor)Science (minor)Self-DesignedSocial WorkSociology/Behavioral ScienceSpanish*

Theology*

Dual-Degree ProgramsOccupational Therapy (B.S./M.S.)Public Health (B.S./M.P.H .)

Student Success CenterAt Mount Mary, you’ll have the resources you need to develop into the confident leader we know you are. The Student Success Center in the Haggerty Library provides numerous services to help you thrive academically and after graduation, including:

◾ academic advising, ◾ accessibility services, ◾ career development, ◾ service learning information, ◾ counseling,

◾ study-skills and learning workshops, and

◾ professional and peer tutoring.

Learning at Mount Mary is a conversation—a collaboration—not a lecture. Professors get to know you as an individual and care just as much about what’s going on with you outside the classroom as inside it. We personalize your educational experience based on how you learn best, because we want you to succeed. Nothing makes us happier than watching you walk across the stage on graduation day and shift from being our student to becoming our colleague.

Mount Mary Creates Partnerships

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Mount Mary CreatesInteractive Learning

Nearly 20 percent of Mount Mary students study abroad for a summer, a semester, a year or over a break. You can travel to places such as Nicaragua, Italy, Paris, Spain, Nova Scotia, Japan and more. We’ll even work with you to make sure your international travels add to your program of study in as many ways as possible—without delaying your graduation plans.

Each year, social sciences students gather for a conference to present and discuss their research and netw

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From independent research projects to study abroad to service learning to internships, Mount Mary offers plenty of opportunities for you to engage with your education. Test the boundaries of your comfort zone and study fashion among Parisians. Learn about poverty and community action firsthand in the Leadership for Social Justice Seminar. Intern at a Milwaukee hospital to solidify your dietetics knowledge. Every day, the women of Mount Mary take active steps to own their college experience, preparing them for influential lives of significance.

Studying in Rome really helped me see things from a different cultural point of view, which will enable me to be an effective problem solver.

Shantae Chapman ’14Business Administration Major

Clubs & Organizations

Arches Student NewspaperAmerican Society of Interior Designers, Student ChapterBehavioral Science ClubCaroline Residence Hall CouncilCommunication ClubEnvironmental Collegians of SustainabilityFashion AssociationGraphic Design ClubHistory ClubInternational ClubJustice on the RiseMath and Computer ClubMENC (National Association for Music Education

Collegiate Chapter)

The Philosophical AssociationProgramming and Activities CouncilShalom ClubStudent Art Therapy AssociationStudent Dance AssociationStudent Education AssociationStudent Government AssociationStudio 455Social Work ClubStudent Occupational Therapy AssociationStudents Achieving Leadership through Spanish Activities

For a complete listing of clubs and organizations, visit mtmary.edu/clubs.

With more than 40 clubs and organizations and numerous events and programs like Waffle Wednesdays, karaoke, the international fashion show, the multicultural fair, spring formal and fall festival, there’s never a lack of something to do at Mount Mary. The surrounding neighborhood is full of engaging things, too. The Wauwatosa community offers parks, coffeehouses, Mayfair Mall and plenty of local shops and restaurants. And if you’d like to venture downtown, Milwaukee offers museums, public markets, Lake Michigan shoreline, baseball games at Miller Park and much more.

Mount Mary Createsthe Complete Experience

On-Campus LivingCaroline Hall features five different room styles for students who choose to live on campus to get the full college experience. Special room features can include private bathrooms and walk-in closets. Wireless Internet and kitchens are available on every floor.

NCAA AthleticsMount Mary’s Blue Angels participate in NCAA Division III athletics in basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis and volleyball.

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Amy Bukvich ’14 Behavioral Science and

Psychology Double Major

“Most of my leadership experience comes from extracurricular activities. Being a part of the Program Activities Council and serving as a resident assistant showed me I can be a leader.”

Mount Mary CreatesSuccess

Mount Mary’s focus on teaching students to think creatively enhances their leadership ability and leads to greater success in the workplace. When you graduate, you’ll have the confidence and open mind to imagine and experiment with innovative ideas that push your organization—and yourself—to the top of your field.

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The small class sizes and one-on-one encouragement from my professors helped me gain the confidence I never had before attending Mount Mary. Additionally, learning from professors in or retired from the fashion industry helped me network and gave me real-life perspectives.

Morgen Petek ’11, Merchandise Analyst, Kohl’sMerchandise Management Major, Business Minor

After GraduationRecent Mount Mary graduates

have gone on to notable graduate programs and successful careers in

a variety of fields.

EmployersArchdiocese of Milwaukee

Aurora HealthcareBanner Health

Creative Business Interiors FIS Global

Froedtert HospitalHabitat for Humanity

Indian Trails Public Library DistrictKohl’s

Liturgical Publications, Inc.Milwaukee Public Schools

New York City Department of Education

Northwestern MutualReader’s DigestState of Illinois

TargetUniversity of Wisconsin SystemWheaton Franciscan Healthcare

Graduate SchoolsJackson State University

Loyola UniversityMarian University

Marquette UniversityMichigan State University

Mount Mary UniversityTexas Tech University

University of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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15:1 Student-faculty ratio

We meet you where you are and make sure nothing stands in the way of you achieving your dream. Mount Mary offers numerous scholarships and financial aid opportunities to help you afford your education, including the Caroline Scholarship, Grace Scholarship, Legacy Award, student employment and discipline-specific assistance. In fact, all first-year, full-time undergraduate students get an academic scholarship each year.

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Caroline ScholarshipThe Caroline Scholars program shaped my entire college experience. I was first drawn to it because of the amazing opportunity of full tuition and room and board, but what I gained went far beyond that: a deep understanding of social justice, community involvement and a marvelous support system of women at various stages in their college careers who helped me transition from a timid freshman into an involved sophomore.

Carissa Ihm ’14 Education Major

Apply for Financial AidFile your FAFSA during the priority deadline between January 1 and March 1 to be eligible for all of Mount Mary’s financial aid opportunities. Our FAFSA code is 003869.

For the most up-to-date information on undergraduate tuition and fees, visit mtmary.edu/financialaid.

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2900 North Menomonee River ParkwayMilwaukee, WI 53222-4597

(414) 256-1219mtmary.edu

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