Admission
Experience Benedictine Hospitality when applying to Mount Marty
Applying to Mount Marty is simple and straightforward. We are test-optional and undergraduate applicants do not have to submit an application fee. Need to fly to visit campus? We'll help pay for your trip with our fly-in program. At our events and throughout the admission process, we want you to experience our fore core values of awareness of God, community, hospitality, and lifelong learning.
Application materials:
- Completed admission application (available on our website or through Common App or Coalition for College).
- If a first-year student: high school transcript, which you can upload to your application.
- If a transfer student with less than 30 credits: final high school transcript showing graduation date and transcripts from any institution where you attempted college credit.
- If a transfer student with more than 30 credits: transcripts from any institution where you attempted college credit.
- International students:
- If not from an English speaking country, submit a test of English proficiency (Duolingo, TOEFL, or IELTS), which you can upload to your application.
- Financial Aid Affidavit, which we will send for you to complete after you submit your application.
- Copy of photo page of your passport, which you can upload to your application.
- Optional but recommended: application essay, which you can complete on the application.
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A high-quality, affordable experience that will change your life
Mount Marty is an academically excellent Catholic, Benedictine university in South Dakota. Our average institutional aid package last year was more than $24,000 per student per year, meaning the cost of tuition is often less than attending public institutions. And, an average student to faculty to ratio of 15:1, you'll find opportunities for hands-on experiences like internships, research, and travel. As a student here, you will also participate in the Benedictine Leadership Institute, where you will take class trips to South Dakota's Black Hills and to Estes Park, Colorado to learn in community about the Rule of Benedict and to find your purpose in this world by asking questions like, "Who am I?" and "How can I make a difference with my education?"
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