Students may apply to the Accelertated or WEC programs at any point in the year. New classes are forming all the time, so it is never too late to get started!

1. Please fill out and submit the appropriate information below. Items with an asterisk (*) are required. Or, you may download an application for admission here. There is no application fee.
   
   
2. Fax or send official or unofficial transcripts to:

   
   Mount St. Mary’s University
   5350 Spectrum Drive, Suite A
   Frederick, MD 21703
   Attn: Admissions
   Fax: 301-682-5247
   Click here to download a transcript request form.
   
   

3. Make an appointment with an advisor-call (877) 982-2329 or email jwilliams@msmary.edu.
   
   
4. Choose and register for a class. Students are required to enroll in GE 200 Mount Seminar as one of their first two classes in the program.
5. All transfer credits must be finished by the time students have earned 24 credits at MSM.

Not sure you’re ready? Follow steps 1-3 and meet with an advisor to review a customized degree plan.

Mount St Mary's University Accelerated and Weekend Programs Application for Admission *Date of Application: Semester: Fall Spring Summer *Name: *Degree Program: Program --Business --Elementary Education *Social Security Number: / / *Date of Birth: *Permanent Home Address (line 1): Home Address (line 2): *Home Telephone: *Work Telephone: Fax Number: E-mail Address: Different Current Address? Indicate Here: Different Current Address Line 2: Current Address Dates from: / / to / / Current telephone (if different from above) *Are you a US citizen? Yes No If no, of what country are you a citizen? *Employer: Employer's Address: Tuition Remission Available? Yes No Educational Data (List high school from which you graduated and all colleges attended): 1. School Name: Location: Years: 2. School Name: Location: Years: 3. School Name: Location: Years: Are you currently attending college? Yes No Available Financial Aid Students may seek financial assistance through federal and state-funded programs. To qualify for financial aid, students registered for a minimum of 2 courses during each traditional semester (3 5-week courses). Most financial aid will be in the form of deferred student loans, though some students may be eligible to receive grants. Procedures For Applying For Assistance: See attached Financial Aid Information Sheet. Complete the current year Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and mail to the Fed. Processing Center. Contact each previously attended college/university and request that Financial Aid Transcripts be sent to the MSM Financial Aid Office. This is required regardless of whether you have received aid at the prior institution or not. Complete a Stafford Loan Application. Students may borrow up to their cost of attendance, not to exceed $7500 a year for sophomores and $10,500 for juniors and seniors. The current interest rate is just under 7%, and the principal is deferred until six months after termination of studies. Completed forms should be sent to the MSM Financial Aid Office. Work Experience: Please list a minimum of 3 years full-time work experience after high school, beginning with the most recent employment. 1. Organization: City/State: Dates: Position: 2. Organization: City/State: Dates: Position: 3. Organization: City/State: Dates: Position: Veteran: Yes No VA Benefits? Yes No What is your gender?: Female Male How do you describe yourself? Check one (optional): American Indian/ Alaskan Native Asian/ Pacific Islander Black or African American Caucasion or White Hispanic American Chicano (including Puerto Rico) Formal admission to Mount Saint Mary's as a degree candidate is granted after all admissions materials have been received and all minimum standards are met. Mt. St. Mary's University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, political or religious opinion or affiliation, age, sex or handicapping condition in the recruitment or admission of students, or in the administration of educational policies, scholarship and athletic programs and other College administered activities and programs. The compliance officer at the College for Title IX and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is Mrs. Pauline Englestatter; Executive Director of Human Resources, (301)447-5372.