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Virtual Experiences

The University of Mount Union is committed to the safety and well-being of our students, faculty, staff, and campus guests. We are closely monitoring the most recent news pertaining to the COVID-19 outbreak and understand the concerns related to attending large, public events.

As of May 12 we will be welcoming visitors to campus, but as we continue to closely monitor the COVID-19 situation and follow guidance from local, state, and national health organizations, you will notice several modifications in place throughout your visit. To learn more about what our campus visits look like during this time, please check out our COVID-19 Campus Visit FAQ Sheet. The University of Mount Union is also offering a variety of ways to explore the school virtually.

Admission Visit Resources

  • Connect with an Ambassador

    Connect over a call and learn more about what life as a Purple Raider is all about through the eyes of our students.

    Register

  • Register for a Virtual Info Session

    Learn more about our campus and what it has to offer. Join a webinar and ask questions via online chat!

    Register

  • Engage with a Faculty Member

    Chat with a faculty member over the phone to learn more about Mount Union's academic programs.

    Register

  • View Our Virtual Campus Tour

    Check out our virtual tour to get a glimpse of our beautiful campus and state-of-the-art facilities.

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FAQs

  1. Is the Gartner Welcome Center open?

    The Gartner Welcome Center is currently closed. The Office of Admission and Office of Student Financial Aid are operating remotely.

  2. Will admission staff be available for help and support?

    Yes! The Office of Admission staff are still available to help you with any questions or problems you may have. Staff may not be on campus at this time but will be working remotely on a regular schedule.

  3. How can I contact the Office of Admission?
    • Email us at admission@mountunion.edu
    • Reach out to your admission counselor directly. Our counselors are here to help you through the admission process and answer any questions you may have. Visit the First-Time Students page to find your counselor using the map that's located toward the bottom of the web page.
    • Call the Office of Admission at 1-800-334-6682
  4. Am I still required to attend a Preview session this summer?

    Yes. To promote the health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff, the University has decided that Preview will take place virtually this summer.

    We are still very excited to welcome you and your family to Mount Union, as well as connecting you with other students, faculty, and staff who will be with you on your journey for the next four years. We are still working to finalize the details for our remote Preview experience.

  5. Do I still apply for housing and register for Preview on the same dates?

    Yes, Preview Registration will be available soon and the link to your housing preference form are available now through your application portal.

  6. Are events going to be rescheduled?

    We are currently working on planning virtual alternatives to as many impacted events as possible. No on-campus events have been rescheduled at this time but discussions and decisions are ongoing.

  7. Can I come to campus even though events are canceled?

    As of May 12 we will be welcoming visitors to campus, but as we continue to closely monitor the COVID-19 situation and follow guidance from local, state, and national health organizations, you will notice several modifications in place throughout your visit. To learn more about what our campus visits look like during this time, please check out our COVID-19 Campus Visit FAQ Sheet.

  8. My ACT or SAT testing day was canceled. Can I still apply?

    Yes, in response to standardized test cancellations amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Mount Union has approved a test optional policy for students applying for admission to the University for the 2020 fall semester and 2021 fall semester. To learn more, please review the test optional policy.

  9. What happens if we can’t start school on the expected date?

    Face-to-face instruction continues to be the goal of the University for the 2020-2021 academic year. However, it is clear that modifications will be necessary in the fall semester. Thus, beginning August 24, 2020 and continuing through December 12, 2020, Mount Union will utilize the Social Distancing Learning Model of education, which combines both face-to-face and remote instruction. To learn more, please review our Fall 2020 Responsible Reopening Guide.

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