Admitted Students

A liberal arts education allows me to become a well-rounded, diverse individual, which will help me in all aspects of my professional career.

I am confident that, wherever I end up, Mount has prepared me with the critical thinking and written and oral communication skills to succeed.

People at Mount Union are very friendly and easy to talk to. Also, the professors are very easy to get in touch with if you need help.

I think Mount Union is preparing me for my dream job by providing me a well-rounded education and teaching me everyday lessons that will not only be help me at work but with life in general.

The money that I received from Mount Union and a private scholarship helped to bring the cost of attendance at Mount Union to be lower than the cost of attendance of a state school.

There are many things that are measured during the interview process, one of which is "Googleyness." Working at Google is very fun because the people are so awesome, everyone comes from such diversified backgrounds, so there's never a lack of energy and excitement.

Rollerblading to class, studying by the lakes, and Mount Union's first NCAA DIII football national championship in 1993 in Salem, VA are among my best memories of attending Mount Union.

Following graduation, I became a reporter for KNVO TV 48 and at the same time was a reporter for Fox2 News. Mount Union prepared me for my career in every way. I believe it was the solid foundation that I needed to be able to develop and grow as I moved up in my career.

Starting the Florida chapter of the Alumni Association was a way for me to continue to give back, and it also allows me to stay connected to the institution that has provided me with so many life and career options.

The institution's small class sizes and familial atmosphere allowed me to feel at home even away from home.