M E R C E R U N I V E R S I T YMercer UniversityOffice of University Admissions1400 Coleman Avenue • Macon, Georgia 31207(800) 840-8577 • (478) 301-2650admissions@mercer.edu

At A GLAnCE� Founded: 1833� President: William D. Underwood� Schools and Colleges: 12� Degrees: Bachelor’s, Master’s,

Post-Master’s Certificate, Doctoral, and Professional

� Population: 8,300+ students throughout the University; approximately 2,500 traditional undergraduate students

� Locations: Major campuses in Macon, Atlanta, and Savannah, and four regional academic centers across Georgia

� Mascot: Toby the Bear� Colors: Orange and Black

DEGREES & pROGRAmS

Explore Our turfWe invite you to schedule a visit to Mercer. Your visit will allow you to experience first-hand the charming people, stunning campus, and warm community that make Mercer unique. Visit throughout the year with daily tours, Saturday Previews, and overnight stays with classroom experiences. You will find details and event dates for the year on our website.

Schedule your visit online at mercer.edu/admissions or call the Office of University Admissions at (800) 840-8577 or (478) 301-2650.

Face-to-FaceYour admissions counselor will be your immediate connection as you begin the admissions process at Mercer. Our counselors travel across the country to meet prospective students and may be in your area soon. To meet your admissions counselor now, visit mercer.edu/admissions. You’ll find your counselor’s personal web page – complete with contact information, fun facts, and his or her travel calendar.

ADmiSSiOnS

120+ Student Organizations • Sporting Events • Tailgating Parties • Bearstock • Campus Distractions Outdoor Movies • Theatre Productions • Outdoor Adventures • Mercer Village • University Center mercer.edu/admissions

MercerUniversity MercerNow

Liberal Arts

� Bachelor of Arts

� Bachelor of SciencePrograms — � Africana Studies � Art � Biology � Biochemistry &

Molecular Biology � Chemical Commerce � Chemistry � Christianity � Classical Studies � Communication Studies � Computational Science � Computer Science � Creative Writing � Economics � English � Environmental Biology � Environmental Studies & Policy � French � German � Global Health Studies � Graphic Design � History � Information Science &

Technology � International Affairs � Journalism � Latin � Law & Public Policy � Mathematics � Media Studies � Philosophy � Philosophy, Politics &

Economics � Physics � Political Science � Psychology � Social Entrepreneurship � Sociology � Southern Studies � Spanish � Theatre � Women’s & Gender Studies

Engineering

� Bachelor of Science in EngineeringSpecializations — � Biomedical � Computer � Electrical � Environmental � Industrial � Mechanical

� Bachelor of Science � Industrial Management � Technical Communication

� Master of Science in Engineering � Biomedical Engineering � Computer Engineering

� Electrical Engineering � Engineering Management � Environmental Engineering � Mechanical Engineering � Software Engineering

� Master of Science � Environmental Systems � Software Systems � Technical Communication

Management � Technical Management

Business & Economics

� Bachelor of Business Administration � Accounting � Business Information Systems � Economics � Finance � International Business � Marketing � Management � Sports Business

� Master of Accountancy

� Master of Business Administration

� Master of Accountancy/Master of Business Administration

� Executive Master of Business Administration

� Professional Master of Business Administration

Education

� Bachelor of Science in Education � Early Care and Education � Early Childhood/Special

Education � Holistic Child � Middle Grades Education (4-8) � Music (P-12) � Secondary Education (7-12)

� Master of Arts in Teaching � Early Childhood Education � Middle Grades Education � Secondary Education

� Master of Education � Early Childhood Education � Higher Education Leadership � Independent and Charter

School Leadership � Middle Grades Education � Reading Specialist � Secondary Education

� Education Specialist � Early Childhood Education � Educational Leadership � Teacher Leadership

� PhD in Educational Leadership

� PhD in Curriculum and Instruction

music

� Bachelor of Arts in Music

� Bachelor of Music Education

� Bachelor of Music in Performance

� Master of Music in Church Music

� Master of Music in Collaborative Piano

� Master of Music in Conducting

� Master of Music in Performance

nursing

� Bachelor of Science in Nursing

� Master of Science in Nursing � Clinical Nurse Specialist � Nurse Education � Family Nurse Practitioner

� Family Nurse Practitioner

� PhD in Nursing

� Doctor of Nursing Practice

Law

� Juris Doctor

� Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration

� Master of Laws in Federal Criminal Practice & Procedure

medicine

� Master in Family Therapy

� Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

� Master of Science in Preclinical Studies

� Certificate in Marriage & Family Therapy

� Doctor of Medicine

� PhD in Clinical Medical Psychology

pharmacy (Atlanta)

� Doctor of Pharmacy

� PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences

� Doctor of Pharmacy/MBA

� Doctor of Pharmacy/PhD

theology (Atlanta)

� Master of Divinity

� Master of Arts in Christian Ministry

� Doctor of Ministry

� Master of Divinity/MBA

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity with a Concentration in Church Music

health professions

� Master of Medical Science, Physician Assistant

� Master of Public Health

� Doctor of Physical Therapy

Continuing and professional Studies

� Bachelor of Applied Science � Human Resource

Administration & Development � Organizational Leadership

� Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

� Bachelor of Science � Informatics � Public Safety Leadership

� Bachelor of Science in Social Science in Human Services

� Master of Science � Clinical Mental Health

Counseling � Human Services � Organizational Leadership � Public Safety Leadership � Rehabilitation Counseling � School Counseling

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

� Educational Specialist in School Counseling

� PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision

A A Determination to SucceedToday, it’s not only about receiving a prestigious education, it’s also about changing the world. And our Bears won’t rest until they make an impact. When Mercer students and faculty collaborate, amazing things happen.

Recent student-faculty initiatives include:

• The College Hill Alliance, an active economic and residential revival of historic Macon;

• The Sex Trafficking Opposition Project (STOP), leading the fight against human trafficking to free the enslaved and provide support for survivors;

• Caring for Creation, an effort to heighten awareness and encourage action on issues of climate change;

• Local Engagement Against Poverty (LEAP), an initiative to address the needs of those living below the poverty line;

• Lyceum, a program to address the health of American democracy and civic life.

Gaining Experience Through internships, nearly half of all Mercer students apply what they’ve learned in their field of study before they graduate. At the Mercer Engineering Research Center, students work closely with scientists and engineers, contributing their knowledge while advancing their studies. Mercer’s undergraduate research opportunities help students and faculty collaborate on real issues—and remain at the forefront of today’s discoveries.

Our Bears are also well traveled—in more than 20 countries around the globe, Mercer students are learning how interconnected our cultures truly are, and they’re getting academic credit for it.

Life Changing OpportunitiesMercer On Mission • Undergraduate Research Symposium • Mercer Engineering Research Center (MERC) • Executive Forum • Biomedical Scholars Training Initiative • Center for Leadership and Volunteerism • Mercer Educators in Action

Read incredible stories about work our Bears are doing: research.mercer.edu and community.mercer.edu

Where the South RocksMacon is a city of diverse cultures, stunning architecture, and a lively arts scene. Founded in 1823, this town in the heart of Georgia has a soul unmatched by any other southern community.

Within easy walking distance from Mercer’s campus, Mercer Village and the College Hill Corridor welcome students to eat, shop, play, and hang out in the neighborhood.

Students enjoy numerous concert venues, movie theaters, coffee houses, restaurants, sporting events, and so much more! And, the free trolley connects Mercer students to the best in downtown nightlife.

t Mercer University, a bear

is more than a mascot;

it’s a frame of mind that begins with

a strong desire to make the most

out of your college experience. It is

the skills and knowledge you gain

from this valuable experience that will

determine whether you simply exist,

or thrive. Mercer Bears do not settle

for mediocrity or the status quo. If

you’re seeking an environment where

your passion and determination are

matched by your professors and

peers, then you want Mercer University.

ACADEmiCS & LEADERShip OppORtunity

BEAR tERRitORy

Bears Love a Good ChallengeWe find that the more we challenge ourselves, the more prepared our graduates are for the real world. And with an impressive student/faculty ratio of 13:1 and an average class size of 21, Mercer students flourish in an environment that promotes spirited interchange and deeper understanding.

professional AdvantageStart preparing for your future career on day one with one of Mercer’s pre-professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physician assistant, physical therapy, theology, and veterinary medicine.

Gain a competitive edge over all other applicants through our guaranteed admission programs to Mercer’s School of Medicine, College of Pharmacy, College of Health Professions, School of Law, and College of Nursing.

Or earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in just five years through our combined degree programs in accounting, business administration, and engineering.

Special Academic programs

Cultivating LeadersFor decades, Mercer alumni have held positions of leadership and advocated for positive change in their communities and all around the world. Notable Mercerians include 12 governors, four United States senators, an attorney general of the United States, and numerous other professionals and innovators.

Our students begin cultivating their leadership skills from the beginning of their Mercer experience. In fact, Mercer boasts more campus leadership opportunities than many large state universities, through academic programs and more than 120 student organizations.

Our Center for Leadership and Volunteerism hosts Leadership MU, an annual conference organized by student leaders to help fellow students strengthen their leadership skills.

Mercer’s Executive Forum brings today’s most influential business leaders to campus several times each year.

Programs in Social Entrepreneurship, Global Health, Engineering Entrepreneurship, and Army ROTC further prepare students to take charge of their futures and blaze new paths in industry and leadership.• Integrative Program

• Great Books Program• Study Abroad • Holistic Child • Robert McDuffie

Center for Strings• Center for Collaborative

Journalism

• Honors Program• Mercer Service

Scholars • Business Scholars• Engineering Scholars• Research Scholars• International Scholars

The Grand Opera House • Rock Candy Tours • Bragg Jam • Cox Capitol Theatre • Lake TobesofkeeTheatre Macon • Cherry Blossom Festival • Georgia Sports Hall of Fame • Mulberry Street Market

intERCOLLEGiAtE AthLEtiCS

Get in the GameMercer University is a proud, longtime member of NCAA Division I athletics, and our Bears don’t just compete. They dominate. Attend any game or match on campus, and you’ll witness fierce dedication, spirit, and pride. You will see a lot of orange and black. And you will feel what it’s like to be a part of Bear Territory.

Most of the Bears’ programs compete within the Atlantic Sun Conference for regular season titles, as well as post-season tournaments with automatic bids to the NCAA championships. Beginning with the 2014-2015 season, the Bears will compete as members of the prestigious Southern Conference (with the exception of lacrosse and sand volleyball) .

Mercer student-athletes have the same level of commitment to academics as they do to athletics.More than 60 percent have earned conference all-academic honors and other national recognition.

MEN’S• baseball • basketball • cross country • football • golf • lacrosse • soccer • tennis

WOMEN’S• basketball • cross country • golf • lacrosse • sand volleyball • soccer • softball • tennis • track & field• volleyball

M E R C E R U N I V E R S I T YMercer UniversityOffice of University Admissions1400 Coleman Avenue • Macon, Georgia 31207(800) 840-8577 • (478) 301-2650admissions@mercer.edu

At A GLAnCE� Founded: 1833� President: William D. Underwood� Schools and Colleges: 12� Degrees: Bachelor’s, Master’s,

Post-Master’s Certificate, Doctoral, and Professional

� Population: 8,300+ students throughout the University; approximately 2,500 traditional undergraduate students

� Locations: Major campuses in Macon, Atlanta, and Savannah, and four regional academic centers across Georgia

� Mascot: Toby the Bear� Colors: Orange and Black

DEGREES & pROGRAmS

Explore Our turfWe invite you to schedule a visit to Mercer. Your visit will allow you to experience first-hand the charming people, stunning campus, and warm community that make Mercer unique. Visit throughout the year with daily tours, Saturday Previews, and overnight stays with classroom experiences. You will find details and event dates for the year on our website.

Schedule your visit online at mercer.edu/admissions or call the Office of University Admissions at (800) 840-8577 or (478) 301-2650.

Face-to-FaceYour admissions counselor will be your immediate connection as you begin the admissions process at Mercer. Our counselors travel across the country to meet prospective students and may be in your area soon. To meet your admissions counselor now, visit mercer.edu/admissions. You’ll find your counselor’s personal web page – complete with contact information, fun facts, and his or her travel calendar.

ADmiSSiOnS

120+ Student Organizations • Sporting Events • Tailgating Parties • Bearstock • Campus Distractions Outdoor Movies • Theatre Productions • Outdoor Adventures • Mercer Village • University Center mercer.edu/admissions

MercerUniversity MercerNow

Liberal Arts

� Bachelor of Arts

� Bachelor of SciencePrograms — � Africana Studies � Art � Biology � Biochemistry &

Molecular Biology � Chemical Commerce � Chemistry � Christianity � Classical Studies � Communication Studies � Computational Science � Computer Science � Creative Writing � Economics � English � Environmental Biology � Environmental Studies & Policy � French � German � Global Health Studies � Graphic Design � History � Information Science &

Technology � International Affairs � Journalism � Latin � Law & Public Policy � Mathematics � Media Studies � Philosophy � Philosophy, Politics &

Economics � Physics � Political Science � Psychology � Social Entrepreneurship � Sociology � Southern Studies � Spanish � Theatre � Women’s & Gender Studies

Engineering

� Bachelor of Science in EngineeringSpecializations — � Biomedical � Computer � Electrical � Environmental � Industrial � Mechanical

� Bachelor of Science � Industrial Management � Technical Communication

� Master of Science in Engineering � Biomedical Engineering � Computer Engineering

� Electrical Engineering � Engineering Management � Environmental Engineering � Mechanical Engineering � Software Engineering

� Master of Science � Environmental Systems � Software Systems � Technical Communication

Management � Technical Management

Business & Economics

� Bachelor of Business Administration � Accounting � Business Information Systems � Economics � Finance � International Business � Marketing � Management � Sports Business

� Master of Accountancy

� Master of Business Administration

� Master of Accountancy/Master of Business Administration

� Executive Master of Business Administration

� Professional Master of Business Administration

Education

� Bachelor of Science in Education � Early Care and Education � Early Childhood/Special

Education � Holistic Child � Middle Grades Education (4-8) � Music (P-12) � Secondary Education (7-12)

� Master of Arts in Teaching � Early Childhood Education � Middle Grades Education � Secondary Education

� Master of Education � Early Childhood Education � Higher Education Leadership � Independent and Charter

School Leadership � Middle Grades Education � Reading Specialist � Secondary Education

� Education Specialist � Early Childhood Education � Educational Leadership � Teacher Leadership

� PhD in Educational Leadership

� PhD in Curriculum and Instruction

music

� Bachelor of Arts in Music

� Bachelor of Music Education

� Bachelor of Music in Performance

� Master of Music in Church Music

� Master of Music in Collaborative Piano

� Master of Music in Conducting

� Master of Music in Performance

nursing

� Bachelor of Science in Nursing

� Master of Science in Nursing � Clinical Nurse Specialist � Nurse Education � Family Nurse Practitioner

� Family Nurse Practitioner

� PhD in Nursing

� Doctor of Nursing Practice

Law

� Juris Doctor

� Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration

� Master of Laws in Federal Criminal Practice & Procedure

medicine

� Master in Family Therapy

� Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

� Master of Science in Preclinical Studies

� Certificate in Marriage & Family Therapy

� Doctor of Medicine

� PhD in Clinical Medical Psychology

pharmacy (Atlanta)

� Doctor of Pharmacy

� PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences

� Doctor of Pharmacy/MBA

� Doctor of Pharmacy/PhD

theology (Atlanta)

� Master of Divinity

� Master of Arts in Christian Ministry

� Doctor of Ministry

� Master of Divinity/MBA

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity with a Concentration in Church Music

health professions

� Master of Medical Science, Physician Assistant

� Master of Public Health

� Doctor of Physical Therapy

Continuing and professional Studies

� Bachelor of Applied Science � Human Resource

Administration & Development � Organizational Leadership

� Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

� Bachelor of Science � Informatics � Public Safety Leadership

� Bachelor of Science in Social Science in Human Services

� Master of Science � Clinical Mental Health

Counseling � Human Services � Organizational Leadership � Public Safety Leadership � Rehabilitation Counseling � School Counseling

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

� Educational Specialist in School Counseling

� PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision

M E R C E R U N I V E R S I T YMercer UniversityOffice of University Admissions1400 Coleman Avenue • Macon, Georgia 31207(800) 840-8577 • (478) 301-2650admissions@mercer.edu

At A GLAnCE� Founded: 1833� President: William D. Underwood� Schools and Colleges: 12� Degrees: Bachelor’s, Master’s,

Post-Master’s Certificate, Doctoral, and Professional

� Population: 8,300+ students throughout the University; approximately 2,500 traditional undergraduate students

� Locations: Major campuses in Macon, Atlanta, and Savannah, and four regional academic centers across Georgia

� Mascot: Toby the Bear� Colors: Orange and Black

DEGREES & pROGRAmS

Explore Our turfWe invite you to schedule a visit to Mercer. Your visit will allow you to experience first-hand the charming people, stunning campus, and warm community that make Mercer unique. Visit throughout the year with daily tours, Saturday Previews, and overnight stays with classroom experiences. You will find details and event dates for the year on our website.

Schedule your visit online at mercer.edu/admissions or call the Office of University Admissions at (800) 840-8577 or (478) 301-2650.

Face-to-FaceYour admissions counselor will be your immediate connection as you begin the admissions process at Mercer. Our counselors travel across the country to meet prospective students and may be in your area soon. To meet your admissions counselor now, visit mercer.edu/admissions. You’ll find your counselor’s personal web page – complete with contact information, fun facts, and his or her travel calendar.

ADmiSSiOnS

120+ Student Organizations • Sporting Events • Tailgating Parties • Bearstock • Campus Distractions Outdoor Movies • Theatre Productions • Outdoor Adventures • Mercer Village • University Center mercer.edu/admissions

MercerUniversity MercerNow

Liberal Arts

� Bachelor of Arts

� Bachelor of SciencePrograms — � Africana Studies � Art � Biology � Biochemistry &

Molecular Biology � Chemical Commerce � Chemistry � Christianity � Classical Studies � Communication Studies � Computational Science � Computer Science � Creative Writing � Economics � English � Environmental Biology � Environmental Studies & Policy � French � German � Global Health Studies � Graphic Design � History � Information Science &

Technology � International Affairs � Journalism � Latin � Law & Public Policy � Mathematics � Media Studies � Philosophy � Philosophy, Politics &

Economics � Physics � Political Science � Psychology � Social Entrepreneurship � Sociology � Southern Studies � Spanish � Theatre � Women’s & Gender Studies

Engineering

� Bachelor of Science in EngineeringSpecializations — � Biomedical � Computer � Electrical � Environmental � Industrial � Mechanical

� Bachelor of Science � Industrial Management � Technical Communication

� Master of Science in Engineering � Biomedical Engineering � Computer Engineering

� Electrical Engineering � Engineering Management � Environmental Engineering � Mechanical Engineering � Software Engineering

� Master of Science � Environmental Systems � Software Systems � Technical Communication

Management � Technical Management

Business & Economics

� Bachelor of Business Administration � Accounting � Business Information Systems � Economics � Finance � International Business � Marketing � Management � Sports Business

� Master of Accountancy

� Master of Business Administration

� Master of Accountancy/Master of Business Administration

� Executive Master of Business Administration

� Professional Master of Business Administration

Education

� Bachelor of Science in Education � Early Care and Education � Early Childhood/Special

Education � Holistic Child � Middle Grades Education (4-8) � Music (P-12) � Secondary Education (7-12)

� Master of Arts in Teaching � Early Childhood Education � Middle Grades Education � Secondary Education

� Master of Education � Early Childhood Education � Higher Education Leadership � Independent and Charter

School Leadership � Middle Grades Education � Reading Specialist � Secondary Education

� Education Specialist � Early Childhood Education � Educational Leadership � Teacher Leadership

� PhD in Educational Leadership

� PhD in Curriculum and Instruction

music

� Bachelor of Arts in Music

� Bachelor of Music Education

� Bachelor of Music in Performance

� Master of Music in Church Music

� Master of Music in Collaborative Piano

� Master of Music in Conducting

� Master of Music in Performance

nursing

� Bachelor of Science in Nursing

� Master of Science in Nursing � Clinical Nurse Specialist � Nurse Education � Family Nurse Practitioner

� Family Nurse Practitioner

� PhD in Nursing

� Doctor of Nursing Practice

Law

� Juris Doctor

� Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration

� Master of Laws in Federal Criminal Practice & Procedure

medicine

� Master in Family Therapy

� Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

� Master of Science in Preclinical Studies

� Certificate in Marriage & Family Therapy

� Doctor of Medicine

� PhD in Clinical Medical Psychology

pharmacy (Atlanta)

� Doctor of Pharmacy

� PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences

� Doctor of Pharmacy/MBA

� Doctor of Pharmacy/PhD

theology (Atlanta)

� Master of Divinity

� Master of Arts in Christian Ministry

� Doctor of Ministry

� Master of Divinity/MBA

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity with a Concentration in Church Music

health professions

� Master of Medical Science, Physician Assistant

� Master of Public Health

� Doctor of Physical Therapy

Continuing and professional Studies

� Bachelor of Applied Science � Human Resource

Administration & Development � Organizational Leadership

� Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

� Bachelor of Science � Informatics � Public Safety Leadership

� Bachelor of Science in Social Science in Human Services

� Master of Science � Clinical Mental Health

Counseling � Human Services � Organizational Leadership � Public Safety Leadership � Rehabilitation Counseling � School Counseling

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

� Educational Specialist in School Counseling

� PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision

A A Determination to SucceedToday, it’s not only about receiving a prestigious education, it’s also about changing the world. And our Bears won’t rest until they make an impact. When Mercer students and faculty collaborate, amazing things happen.

Recent student-faculty initiatives include:

• The College Hill Alliance, an active economic and residential revival of historic Macon;

• The Sex Trafficking Opposition Project (STOP), leading the fight against human trafficking to free the enslaved and provide support for survivors;

• Caring for Creation, an effort to heighten awareness and encourage action on issues of climate change;

• Local Engagement Against Poverty (LEAP), an initiative to address the needs of those living below the poverty line;

• Lyceum, a program to address the health of American democracy and civic life.

Gaining Experience Through internships, nearly half of all Mercer students apply what they’ve learned in their field of study before they graduate. At the Mercer Engineering Research Center, students work closely with scientists and engineers, contributing their knowledge while advancing their studies. Mercer’s undergraduate research opportunities help students and faculty collaborate on real issues—and remain at the forefront of today’s discoveries.

Our Bears are also well traveled—in more than 20 countries around the globe, Mercer students are learning how interconnected our cultures truly are, and they’re getting academic credit for it.

Life Changing OpportunitiesMercer On Mission • Undergraduate Research Symposium • Mercer Engineering Research Center (MERC) • Executive Forum • Biomedical Scholars Training Initiative • Center for Leadership and Volunteerism • Mercer Educators in Action

Read incredible stories about work our Bears are doing: research.mercer.edu and community.mercer.edu

Where the South RocksMacon is a city of diverse cultures, stunning architecture, and a lively arts scene. Founded in 1823, this town in the heart of Georgia has a soul unmatched by any other southern community.

Within easy walking distance from Mercer’s campus, Mercer Village and the College Hill Corridor welcome students to eat, shop, play, and hang out in the neighborhood.

Students enjoy numerous concert venues, movie theaters, coffee houses, restaurants, sporting events, and so much more! And, the free trolley connects Mercer students to the best in downtown nightlife.

t Mercer University, a bear

is more than a mascot;

it’s a frame of mind that begins with

a strong desire to make the most

out of your college experience. It is

the skills and knowledge you gain

from this valuable experience that will

determine whether you simply exist,

or thrive. Mercer Bears do not settle

for mediocrity or the status quo. If

you’re seeking an environment where

your passion and determination are

matched by your professors and

peers, then you want Mercer University.

ACADEmiCS & LEADERShip OppORtunity

BEAR tERRitORy

Bears Love a Good ChallengeWe find that the more we challenge ourselves, the more prepared our graduates are for the real world. And with an impressive student/faculty ratio of 13:1 and an average class size of 21, Mercer students flourish in an environment that promotes spirited interchange and deeper understanding.

professional AdvantageStart preparing for your future career on day one with one of Mercer’s pre-professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physician assistant, physical therapy, theology, and veterinary medicine.

Gain a competitive edge over all other applicants through our guaranteed admission programs to Mercer’s School of Medicine, College of Pharmacy, College of Health Professions, School of Law, and College of Nursing.

Or earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in just five years through our combined degree programs in accounting, business administration, and engineering.

Special Academic programs

Cultivating LeadersFor decades, Mercer alumni have held positions of leadership and advocated for positive change in their communities and all around the world. Notable Mercerians include 12 governors, four United States senators, an attorney general of the United States, and numerous other professionals and innovators.

Our students begin cultivating their leadership skills from the beginning of their Mercer experience. In fact, Mercer boasts more campus leadership opportunities than many large state universities, through academic programs and more than 120 student organizations.

Our Center for Leadership and Volunteerism hosts Leadership MU, an annual conference organized by student leaders to help fellow students strengthen their leadership skills.

Mercer’s Executive Forum brings today’s most influential business leaders to campus several times each year.

Programs in Social Entrepreneurship, Global Health, Engineering Entrepreneurship, and Army ROTC further prepare students to take charge of their futures and blaze new paths in industry and leadership.• Integrative Program

• Great Books Program• Study Abroad • Holistic Child • Robert McDuffie

Center for Strings• Center for Collaborative

Journalism

• Honors Program• Mercer Service

Scholars • Business Scholars• Engineering Scholars• Research Scholars• International Scholars

The Grand Opera House • Rock Candy Tours • Bragg Jam • Cox Capitol Theatre • Lake TobesofkeeTheatre Macon • Cherry Blossom Festival • Georgia Sports Hall of Fame • Mulberry Street Market

intERCOLLEGiAtE AthLEtiCS

Get in the GameMercer University is a proud, longtime member of NCAA Division I athletics, and our Bears don’t just compete. They dominate. Attend any game or match on campus, and you’ll witness fierce dedication, spirit, and pride. You will see a lot of orange and black. And you will feel what it’s like to be a part of Bear Territory.

Most of the Bears’ programs compete within the Atlantic Sun Conference for regular season titles, as well as post-season tournaments with automatic bids to the NCAA championships. Beginning with the 2014-2015 season, the Bears will compete as members of the prestigious Southern Conference (with the exception of lacrosse and sand volleyball) .

Mercer student-athletes have the same level of commitment to academics as they do to athletics.More than 60 percent have earned conference all-academic honors and other national recognition.

MEN’S• baseball • basketball • cross country • football • golf • lacrosse • soccer • tennis

WOMEN’S• basketball • cross country • golf • lacrosse • sand volleyball • soccer • softball • tennis • track & field• volleyball

A A Determination to SucceedToday, it’s not only about receiving a prestigious education, it’s also about changing the world. And our Bears won’t rest until they make an impact. When Mercer students and faculty collaborate, amazing things happen.

Recent student-faculty initiatives include:

• The College Hill Alliance, an active economic and residential revival of historic Macon;

• The Sex Trafficking Opposition Project (STOP), leading the fight against human trafficking to free the enslaved and provide support for survivors;

• Caring for Creation, an effort to heighten awareness and encourage action on issues of climate change;

• Local Engagement Against Poverty (LEAP), an initiative to address the needs of those living below the poverty line;

• Lyceum, a program to address the health of American democracy and civic life.

Gaining Experience Through internships, nearly half of all Mercer students apply what they’ve learned in their field of study before they graduate. At the Mercer Engineering Research Center, students work closely with scientists and engineers, contributing their knowledge while advancing their studies. Mercer’s undergraduate research opportunities help students and faculty collaborate on real issues—and remain at the forefront of today’s discoveries.

Our Bears are also well traveled—in more than 20 countries around the globe, Mercer students are learning how interconnected our cultures truly are, and they’re getting academic credit for it.

Life Changing OpportunitiesMercer On Mission • Undergraduate Research Symposium • Mercer Engineering Research Center (MERC) • Executive Forum • Biomedical Scholars Training Initiative • Center for Leadership and Volunteerism • Mercer Educators in Action

Read incredible stories about work our Bears are doing: research.mercer.edu and community.mercer.edu

Where the South RocksMacon is a city of diverse cultures, stunning architecture, and a lively arts scene. Founded in 1823, this town in the heart of Georgia has a soul unmatched by any other southern community.

Within easy walking distance from Mercer’s campus, Mercer Village and the College Hill Corridor welcome students to eat, shop, play, and hang out in the neighborhood.

Students enjoy numerous concert venues, movie theaters, coffee houses, restaurants, sporting events, and so much more! And, the free trolley connects Mercer students to the best in downtown nightlife.

t Mercer University, a bear

is more than a mascot;

it’s a frame of mind that begins with

a strong desire to make the most

out of your college experience. It is

the skills and knowledge you gain

from this valuable experience that will

determine whether you simply exist,

or thrive. Mercer Bears do not settle

for mediocrity or the status quo. If

you’re seeking an environment where

your passion and determination are

matched by your professors and

peers, then you want Mercer University.

ACADEmiCS & LEADERShip OppORtunity

BEAR tERRitORy

Bears Love a Good ChallengeWe find that the more we challenge ourselves, the more prepared our graduates are for the real world. And with an impressive student/faculty ratio of 13:1 and an average class size of 21, Mercer students flourish in an environment that promotes spirited interchange and deeper understanding.

professional AdvantageStart preparing for your future career on day one with one of Mercer’s pre-professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physician assistant, physical therapy, theology, and veterinary medicine.

Gain a competitive edge over all other applicants through our guaranteed admission programs to Mercer’s School of Medicine, College of Pharmacy, College of Health Professions, School of Law, and College of Nursing.

Or earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in just five years through our combined degree programs in accounting, business administration, and engineering.

Special Academic programs

Cultivating LeadersFor decades, Mercer alumni have held positions of leadership and advocated for positive change in their communities and all around the world. Notable Mercerians include 12 governors, four United States senators, an attorney general of the United States, and numerous other professionals and innovators.

Our students begin cultivating their leadership skills from the beginning of their Mercer experience. In fact, Mercer boasts more campus leadership opportunities than many large state universities, through academic programs and more than 120 student organizations.

Our Center for Leadership and Volunteerism hosts Leadership MU, an annual conference organized by student leaders to help fellow students strengthen their leadership skills.

Mercer’s Executive Forum brings today’s most influential business leaders to campus several times each year.

Programs in Social Entrepreneurship, Global Health, Engineering Entrepreneurship, and Army ROTC further prepare students to take charge of their futures and blaze new paths in industry and leadership.• Integrative Program

• Great Books Program• Study Abroad • Holistic Child • Robert McDuffie

Center for Strings• Center for Collaborative

Journalism

• Honors Program• Mercer Service

Scholars • Business Scholars• Engineering Scholars• Research Scholars• International Scholars

The Grand Opera House • Rock Candy Tours • Bragg Jam • Cox Capitol Theatre • Lake TobesofkeeTheatre Macon • Cherry Blossom Festival • Georgia Sports Hall of Fame • Mulberry Street Market

intERCOLLEGiAtE AthLEtiCS

Get in the GameMercer University is a proud, longtime member of NCAA Division I athletics, and our Bears don’t just compete. They dominate. Attend any game or match on campus, and you’ll witness fierce dedication, spirit, and pride. You will see a lot of orange and black. And you will feel what it’s like to be a part of Bear Territory.

Most of the Bears’ programs compete within the Atlantic Sun Conference for regular season titles, as well as post-season tournaments with automatic bids to the NCAA championships. Beginning with the 2014-2015 season, the Bears will compete as members of the prestigious Southern Conference (with the exception of lacrosse and sand volleyball) .

Mercer student-athletes have the same level of commitment to academics as they do to athletics.More than 60 percent have earned conference all-academic honors and other national recognition.

MEN’S• baseball • basketball • cross country • football • golf • lacrosse • soccer • tennis

WOMEN’S• basketball • cross country • golf • lacrosse • sand volleyball • soccer • softball • tennis • track & field• volleyball

A A Determination to SucceedToday, it’s not only about receiving a prestigious education, it’s also about changing the world. And our Bears won’t rest until they make an impact. When Mercer students and faculty collaborate, amazing things happen.

Recent student-faculty initiatives include:

• The College Hill Alliance, an active economic and residential revival of historic Macon;

• The Sex Trafficking Opposition Project (STOP), leading the fight against human trafficking to free the enslaved and provide support for survivors;

• Caring for Creation, an effort to heighten awareness and encourage action on issues of climate change;

• Local Engagement Against Poverty (LEAP), an initiative to address the needs of those living below the poverty line;

• Lyceum, a program to address the health of American democracy and civic life.

Gaining Experience Through internships, nearly half of all Mercer students apply what they’ve learned in their field of study before they graduate. At the Mercer Engineering Research Center, students work closely with scientists and engineers, contributing their knowledge while advancing their studies. Mercer’s undergraduate research opportunities help students and faculty collaborate on real issues—and remain at the forefront of today’s discoveries.

Our Bears are also well traveled—in more than 20 countries around the globe, Mercer students are learning how interconnected our cultures truly are, and they’re getting academic credit for it.

Life Changing OpportunitiesMercer On Mission • Undergraduate Research Symposium • Mercer Engineering Research Center (MERC) • Executive Forum • Biomedical Scholars Training Initiative • Center for Leadership and Volunteerism • Mercer Educators in Action

Read incredible stories about work our Bears are doing: research.mercer.edu and community.mercer.edu

Where the South RocksMacon is a city of diverse cultures, stunning architecture, and a lively arts scene. Founded in 1823, this town in the heart of Georgia has a soul unmatched by any other southern community.

Within easy walking distance from Mercer’s campus, Mercer Village and the College Hill Corridor welcome students to eat, shop, play, and hang out in the neighborhood.

Students enjoy numerous concert venues, movie theaters, coffee houses, restaurants, sporting events, and so much more! And, the free trolley connects Mercer students to the best in downtown nightlife.

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is more than a mascot;

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a strong desire to make the most

out of your college experience. It is

the skills and knowledge you gain

from this valuable experience that will

determine whether you simply exist,

or thrive. Mercer Bears do not settle

for mediocrity or the status quo. If

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your passion and determination are

matched by your professors and

peers, then you want Mercer University.

ACADEmiCS & LEADERShip OppORtunity

BEAR tERRitORy

Bears Love a Good ChallengeWe find that the more we challenge ourselves, the more prepared our graduates are for the real world. And with an impressive student/faculty ratio of 13:1 and an average class size of 21, Mercer students flourish in an environment that promotes spirited interchange and deeper understanding.

professional AdvantageStart preparing for your future career on day one with one of Mercer’s pre-professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physician assistant, physical therapy, theology, and veterinary medicine.

Gain a competitive edge over all other applicants through our guaranteed admission programs to Mercer’s School of Medicine, College of Pharmacy, College of Health Professions, School of Law, and College of Nursing.

Or earn both your bachelor’s and master’s degrees in just five years through our combined degree programs in accounting, business administration, and engineering.

Special Academic programs

Cultivating LeadersFor decades, Mercer alumni have held positions of leadership and advocated for positive change in their communities and all around the world. Notable Mercerians include 12 governors, four United States senators, an attorney general of the United States, and numerous other professionals and innovators.

Our students begin cultivating their leadership skills from the beginning of their Mercer experience. In fact, Mercer boasts more campus leadership opportunities than many large state universities, through academic programs and more than 120 student organizations.

Our Center for Leadership and Volunteerism hosts Leadership MU, an annual conference organized by student leaders to help fellow students strengthen their leadership skills.

Mercer’s Executive Forum brings today’s most influential business leaders to campus several times each year.

Programs in Social Entrepreneurship, Global Health, Engineering Entrepreneurship, and Army ROTC further prepare students to take charge of their futures and blaze new paths in industry and leadership.• Integrative Program

• Great Books Program• Study Abroad • Holistic Child • Robert McDuffie

Center for Strings• Center for Collaborative

Journalism

• Honors Program• Mercer Service

Scholars • Business Scholars• Engineering Scholars• Research Scholars• International Scholars

The Grand Opera House • Rock Candy Tours • Bragg Jam • Cox Capitol Theatre • Lake TobesofkeeTheatre Macon • Cherry Blossom Festival • Georgia Sports Hall of Fame • Mulberry Street Market

intERCOLLEGiAtE AthLEtiCS

Get in the GameMercer University is a proud, longtime member of NCAA Division I athletics, and our Bears don’t just compete. They dominate. Attend any game or match on campus, and you’ll witness fierce dedication, spirit, and pride. You will see a lot of orange and black. And you will feel what it’s like to be a part of Bear Territory.

Most of the Bears’ programs compete within the Atlantic Sun Conference for regular season titles, as well as post-season tournaments with automatic bids to the NCAA championships. Beginning with the 2014-2015 season, the Bears will compete as members of the prestigious Southern Conference (with the exception of lacrosse and sand volleyball) .

Mercer student-athletes have the same level of commitment to academics as they do to athletics.More than 60 percent have earned conference all-academic honors and other national recognition.

MEN’S• baseball • basketball • cross country • football • golf • lacrosse • soccer • tennis

WOMEN’S• basketball • cross country • golf • lacrosse • sand volleyball • soccer • softball • tennis • track & field• volleyball

M E R C E R U N I V E R S I T YMercer UniversityOffice of University Admissions1400 Coleman Avenue • Macon, Georgia 31207(800) 840-8577 • (478) 301-2650admissions@mercer.edu

At A GLAnCE� Founded: 1833� President: William D. Underwood� Schools and Colleges: 12� Degrees: Bachelor’s, Master’s,

Post-Master’s Certificate, Doctoral, and Professional

� Population: 8,300+ students throughout the University; approximately 2,500 traditional undergraduate students

� Locations: Major campuses in Macon, Atlanta, and Savannah, and four regional academic centers across Georgia

� Mascot: Toby the Bear� Colors: Orange and Black

DEGREES & pROGRAmS

Explore Our turfWe invite you to schedule a visit to Mercer. Your visit will allow you to experience first-hand the charming people, stunning campus, and warm community that make Mercer unique. Visit throughout the year with daily tours, Saturday Previews, and overnight stays with classroom experiences. You will find details and event dates for the year on our website.

Schedule your visit online at mercer.edu/admissions or call the Office of University Admissions at (800) 840-8577 or (478) 301-2650.

Face-to-FaceYour admissions counselor will be your immediate connection as you begin the admissions process at Mercer. Our counselors travel across the country to meet prospective students and may be in your area soon. To meet your admissions counselor now, visit mercer.edu/admissions. You’ll find your counselor’s personal web page – complete with contact information, fun facts, and his or her travel calendar.

ADmiSSiOnS

120+ Student Organizations • Sporting Events • Tailgating Parties • Bearstock • Campus Distractions Outdoor Movies • Theatre Productions • Outdoor Adventures • Mercer Village • University Center mercer.edu/admissions

MercerUniversity MercerNow

Liberal Arts

� Bachelor of Arts

� Bachelor of SciencePrograms — � Africana Studies � Art � Biology � Biochemistry &

Molecular Biology � Chemical Commerce � Chemistry � Christianity � Classical Studies � Communication Studies � Computational Science � Computer Science � Creative Writing � Economics � English � Environmental Biology � Environmental Studies & Policy � French � German � Global Health Studies � Graphic Design � History � Information Science &

Technology � International Affairs � Journalism � Latin � Law & Public Policy � Mathematics � Media Studies � Philosophy � Philosophy, Politics &

Economics � Physics � Political Science � Psychology � Social Entrepreneurship � Sociology � Southern Studies � Spanish � Theatre � Women’s & Gender Studies

Engineering

� Bachelor of Science in EngineeringSpecializations — � Biomedical � Computer � Electrical � Environmental � Industrial � Mechanical

� Bachelor of Science � Industrial Management � Technical Communication

� Master of Science in Engineering � Biomedical Engineering � Computer Engineering

� Electrical Engineering � Engineering Management � Environmental Engineering � Mechanical Engineering � Software Engineering

� Master of Science � Environmental Systems � Software Systems � Technical Communication

Management � Technical Management

Business & Economics

� Bachelor of Business Administration � Accounting � Business Information Systems � Economics � Finance � International Business � Marketing � Management � Sports Business

� Master of Accountancy

� Master of Business Administration

� Master of Accountancy/Master of Business Administration

� Executive Master of Business Administration

� Professional Master of Business Administration

Education

� Bachelor of Science in Education � Early Care and Education � Early Childhood/Special

Education � Holistic Child � Middle Grades Education (4-8) � Music (P-12) � Secondary Education (7-12)

� Master of Arts in Teaching � Early Childhood Education � Middle Grades Education � Secondary Education

� Master of Education � Early Childhood Education � Higher Education Leadership � Independent and Charter

School Leadership � Middle Grades Education � Reading Specialist � Secondary Education

� Education Specialist � Early Childhood Education � Educational Leadership � Teacher Leadership

� PhD in Educational Leadership

� PhD in Curriculum and Instruction

music

� Bachelor of Arts in Music

� Bachelor of Music Education

� Bachelor of Music in Performance

� Master of Music in Church Music

� Master of Music in Collaborative Piano

� Master of Music in Conducting

� Master of Music in Performance

nursing

� Bachelor of Science in Nursing

� Master of Science in Nursing � Clinical Nurse Specialist � Nurse Education � Family Nurse Practitioner

� Family Nurse Practitioner

� PhD in Nursing

� Doctor of Nursing Practice

Law

� Juris Doctor

� Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration

� Master of Laws in Federal Criminal Practice & Procedure

medicine

� Master in Family Therapy

� Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences

� Master of Science in Preclinical Studies

� Certificate in Marriage & Family Therapy

� Doctor of Medicine

� PhD in Clinical Medical Psychology

pharmacy (Atlanta)

� Doctor of Pharmacy

� PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences

� Doctor of Pharmacy/MBA

� Doctor of Pharmacy/PhD

theology (Atlanta)

� Master of Divinity

� Master of Arts in Christian Ministry

� Doctor of Ministry

� Master of Divinity/MBA

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity with a Concentration in Church Music

health professions

� Master of Medical Science, Physician Assistant

� Master of Public Health

� Doctor of Physical Therapy

Continuing and professional Studies

� Bachelor of Applied Science � Human Resource

Administration & Development � Organizational Leadership

� Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

� Bachelor of Science � Informatics � Public Safety Leadership

� Bachelor of Science in Social Science in Human Services

� Master of Science � Clinical Mental Health

Counseling � Human Services � Organizational Leadership � Public Safety Leadership � Rehabilitation Counseling � School Counseling

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Organizational Leadership

� Master of Divinity/Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

� Educational Specialist in School Counseling

� PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision