Admissions
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Macon Undergraduate: Mercer’s Macon undergraduate students may select from more than 60 majors offered among five schools and colleges: liberal arts, business, engineering, education, and music. Service-learning, leadership development and community involvement are three common threads that join all of Mercer’s academic programs, creating a distinct educational environment. |
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Working Adult Programs: Mercer offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs that address challenges working adults face when returning to the classroom: convenience, flexibility, and opportunity. With a multitude of academic programs and six locations around the state, Mercer makes it possible for adults to earn the degree they need to advance their careers at their own pace and close to home. |
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Graduate: More than 1,700 students are pursuing advanced degrees at Mercer University in a broad range of disciplines, from business to engineering and from pharmaceutical sciences to educational leadership. Select from the list below for admissions related information:
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Professional
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Law: A top provider of legal education in the South, admission to the Mercer School of Law is selective. Thanks to a significant financial endowment, we choose to keep the size of our student body extraordinarily small to ensure the most individualized, personal experience possible. |
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Medicine: Mercer University School of Medicine utilizes a problem-based medical education program that provides early patient care experiences. The small class size makes possible a close and collegial student/faculty relationship, individualized attention, and supportive atmosphere that enables every student to realize their potential for learning. |
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Nursing: Georgia Baptist College of Nursing, the oldest nursing program in Georgia, is strongly grounded in its heritage of educating students who are nationally recognized for the provision of superior nursing care. All undergraduate nursing students are members of the National Student Nurses Association, providing them with superior leadership and professional development opportunities. At the graduate level, superior graduate programs, with multiple entry options, are designed to meet critical needs for advancing health care and nursing research. |
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Pharmacy: The College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences seeks to prepare its professional and post-graduate students to effectively contribute to and improve healthcare through excellence in patient- centered care and research. |
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Theology: The Mission of the McAfee School of Theology is to extend the mission of the Church in the world by equipping women and men called of God for authentic ministry, the pursuit of spiritual maturity, and the lifelong process of theological inquiry. |