摩斯大学

Average GRE score

• 148 verbal
• 148 quantitative

Median GRE score

• 144 verbal
• 148 quantitative

GRE score range (10th - 90th percentile)

• 139 - 155 verbal
• 140 - 158 quantitative

Average GRE score

• 150 verbal
• 147 quantitative

Median GRE score

• 149 verbal
• 146 quantitative

GRE score range (10th - 90th percentile)

• 145 - 153 verbal
• 144 - 150 quantitative

Minimum TOEFL score required

• 80 Internet-based test

Full-time MBA program

Applicants to the Stetson-Hatcher School of Business MBA Program must have a four year degree from a regionally accredited university and a GMAT or GRE score (<five years old). The GMAT score or GRE equivalent and undergraduate grade-point average are used to determine program eligibility. An appropriate graduate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution may waive the GMAT/GRE.

Part-time MBA program

Applicants to the Stetson-Hatcher School of Business MBA Program must have a four year degree from a regionally accredited university and a GMAT or GRE score (<five years old). The GMAT score or GRE equivalent and undergraduate grade-point average are used to determine program eligibility. An appropriate graduate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution may waive the GMAT/GRE.

Part-time MBA distance learning program

Applicants to the Online MBA Program must have a four year degree from a regionally accredited university and a GMAT or GRE score (<five years old). The GMAT score or GRE equivalent and undergraduate grade-point average are used to determine program eligibility. An appropriate graduate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution may waive the GMAT/GRE.

Full-time MBA program email

business.admissions@mercer.edu

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Full-time MBA program website

http://business.mercer.edu/programs/atlanta-mba/full-time/

Departments/concentrations:

• accounting
• economics
• finance
• general management
• health care administration
• international business
• marketing
• quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research

Departments with highest MBA demand

Accounting, economics, finance, health care administration, marketing

Types of MBA programs offered

Full-time traditional two year, full-time accelerated, part-time evenings and weekends, part-time distance learning

Joint programs available

Divinity, law, pharmacology, MBA/MAcc, MBA/PT, BSN/MBA, MBA/PA

Full-time program

This 9 month, accelerated cohort program, includes 36 credit hours of industry relevant business content, with specialized tracks of study in Business Analytics, Economics, Finance, Human Resources or Marketing. Students can gain international experience through study abroad, receive career development and internship/job placement assistance, and participate in service learning opportunities.

Part-time program

The evening MBA leads students to develop the skills necessary to achieve effective team-building and working relationships. Concentrations are available in Marketing, Finance, Economics, General Business, Human Resources, and Healthcare Management - ensuring that business concepts learned in the classroom may be immediately applied to real-world business challenges.

Part-time distance learning program

The Online MBA leads students to develop the skills necessary to achieve effective team-building and working relationships. Concentrations are available in Marketing, Finance, Economics, General Business, Human Resources, and Healthcare Management - ensuring that business concepts learned in the classroom may be immediately applied to real-world business challenges.

Tuition:

• full-time $885 per credit
• part-time $795 per credit
• specialty master's $885 per credit

Joint degrees offered:

• JD/MBA

Special programs offered to J.D. students

The law school offers two in-house clinics (the Habeas Project and the Immigration Appeals Clinic), a number of for-credit externships (both general and specific to Judicial and Public Defender placements), independent studies, Winter Intersession and summer session courses, special Intro Week courses, and a Practice-Ready Pop-Up Series of practice electives.

Programs/courses offered in:

• clinical training
• dispute resolution
• environmental law
• health care law
• intellectual property law
• international law
• tax law
• trial advocacy
• business/corporate law
• constitutional law
• contracts/commercial law
• criminal law
• writing

Student diversity:

RACE/ETHNICITYENROLLMENTWhite73.9%Black or African American12.1%Hispanic5.2%Unknown4.1%Asian2.8%Two or more races1.8%American Indian0%Pacific Islander0%International0%

Tuition and fees:

full-time

$40,268

Department(s) responsible for the law school information technology operations

Law school information technology department

Details about the library and other facilities

Mercer Law School library has a stately fa ade but 21st century technology and capabilities for teaching and learning. The law library has comfortable seating for individual and collaborative learning including multiple group study rooms. The building has a variety of large lecture classrooms, courtrooms and small seminar spaces to promote student engagement.

Career services operations

The Career Services office empowers our students and alumni to actively seek and develop satisfying and fulfilling careers (1) through a counseling and educational focus and (2) by facilitating opportunities with employers.

Admissions policies and procedures

This medical school has the mission to educate physicians and health professionals to meet the primary care and health care needs of rural and medically underserved areas of Georgia. Therefore, we restrict our admitted applicants to those who are residents of Georgia. Preference is given to those who have backgrounds that exposed them to rural and underserved populations of the state.

Course offerings:

• biostatistics
• communication skills
• community health
• cultural diversity
• end-of-life care
• epidemiology
• evidence-based medicine
• family/domestic violence
• geriatrics
• health care financing
• health care systems
• human development/life cycle
• human sexuality
• medical ethics
• medical genetics
• medical humanities
• medical informatics
• nutrition
• pain management
• palliative care
• population-based medicine
• prevention/health maintenance
• research methods
• substance abuse

Services:

• expanded-hour gym access
• peer counseling
• professional counseling
• religious support
• support groups

Four-year program curriculum

The first two years are are divided into phases or blocks for team based learning of basic science. In this program the basic medical sciences are studied and applied through clinical cases in small group tutorial sessions. Standardized patients are used to teach clinical skills. In the third/fourth year, students learn in the clinical setting of a teaching hospital or clinic, under supervision.

Minimum TOEFL score required for admission to the masters program

• 100 Internet-based test

Programs offered:

• generalist
• nurse practitioner: adult-gerontology acute care
• nurse practitioner: adult-gerontology primary care
• nurse practitioner: family

Financial aid email address

Hammet_Ma@Mercer.edu

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Tuition (master's):

• $725 per credit full-time
• $1,125 per credit part-time

Tuition (Ph.D.):

• $1,200 per credit full-time
• $1,224 per credit part-time

Tuition (DNP):

• $850 per credit full-time
• $1,200 per credit part-time

Minimum TOEFL score required

• 80 Internet-based test

Degree programs offered

Bachelor's, post-baccalaureate certificate, master's, education specialist, Ph.D.

Programs/courses offered in:

• curriculum and instruction
• educational administration and supervision
• elementary teacher education
• English as a second language
• higher education administration
• secondary teacher education
• student counseling and personnel services

Categories of study offered to master's students

Teaching track, counseling/psychology track, administration track

Categories of study offered to education specialist students

Teaching track, counseling/psychology track, administration track

Type of education school

School of education with undergraduate and graduate divisions

Memberships

AACTE (American Associate of Colleges for Teacher Education)

Advanced teacher preparation levels offered

In-service master's degree program(s) for experienced teachers, Master's program(s) for other professional school personnel, Specialist or 6th year program(s) for teachers or other professional school personnel, Doctoral program(s) for teachers or other professional school personnel

Initial teacher preparation levels offered

Four-year undergraduate program(s) (bachelor's), Licensure only at baccalaureate level, Post-baccalaureate, non-degree, Five-year combined undergraduate/graduate program(s), Master's program(s)