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  Nurse educators are in demand, and a Master of Science in Nursing Education will help you grow your skills as both a nurse and an educator. If you’re looking to advance your career and help teach the next generation of nurses in either an academic or healthcare setting, getting a Master of Science in Nursing Education is the way to do it.

Don’t believe the rumors: Math can be both analytical and creative. After all, it’s all about solving problems, and problem solving requires thinking outside the box! If you’re an analytical thinker who likes to come up with solutions using data, then you’ll love being a Math major.

Students in the Mount’s pre-professional program work closely with a mentor on campus to use their studies to prepare for professional school in Medicine.

Earn your bachelor's degree from Mount Saint Mary College and your master's degree from Pace University in this 3+3 program.

Learn to design, install, configure, maintain, and administer commercial networks and computer servers with this certificate program. Take your knowledge and career to the next level. Plus, you'll be prepared to sit for the Computing Technology Industry Association's (CompTIA) Network+ exam.

As a nurse, you’ll be there for the people who need it most. In schools, at hospital bedsides, in nursing homes: You will be their caregiver, their advocate, and their hero. With your compassion and dedication and our ability to teach you nursing knowledge and skills, we can change the world together, one patient at a time.

Our Nursing Non-Traditional/Accelerated Transfer Program provides students the flexibility to complete their degree in an accelerated format, and with the same resources and coursework as our Traditional Nursing students.Transfer up to 60 credits from an associate degree or up to 90 credits from a bachelor’s degree. Selection for the program is held at the end of every Spring semester.

Take your pick from two of the top Medicine schools in the region: Lake Erie College of Medicine (LECOM) and Touro College. Earn your doctorate degree in just seven or eight years!

Help people get a move on with their lives! By studying osteopathic medicine, you have the opportunity to make a difference when people are feeling at their worst - when they are in pain. Osteopathic physicians (DOs), like their allopathic counterparts (MDs), practice in all areas of medicine, but receive additional specialized training during medical school in treating the musculoskeletal system (bones, muscles, and nerves) using a holistic approach.

Get to helping patients faster and more reliably through our pathway programs with Touro College and Lake Erie College of Medicine (LECOM). These 3+4 or 4+4 tracks will make you the best Pharmacist you can be, plus leave you with plenty of hands-on experience.