Leadership Consulting
For Anna Ronnebaum '18 MSL, pursuing a certificate was a no-brainer to help her cultivate leadership skills in herself and others.
What's the admissions process like?
Applications are accepted and reviewed year-round. Our graduate admissions team is here to help you reach your educational goals and answer your questions.- Complete your application
- Request official transcripts from all institutions previously attended. Email to gradprograms@mtmercy.edu or mail to:
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Graduate Programs
Mount Mercy University
1330 Elmhurst Drive NE
Cedar Rapids, IA 52402-4797
- Three years of full-time work experience (recommended)
- Personal interview with program director and additional writing sample may be requested
It's a lot with working full-time, having a family, and being involved in the community. The thing that I liked most about the program is how they work with your life.
Feryl York '21 MSL
Kirkwood Community College
When Feryl York set out to get her master’s degree, career advancement was top-of-mind. It was her own personal growth that surprised her.
Melanie Abu-Nameh '14, '18 MSL and Holly Ervin '97
Co-owners, Feedwell Kitchen & Bakery
Alumni Melanie Abu-Nameh and Holly Ervin shared a dream. Through hard work, they became proud business co-owners.
Kristin Roberts '20 MSL
United Way of East Central Iowa
As president and CEO of United Way of East Central Iowa, community is at the center of Kristin Roberts' leadership style.
Patricia Ochs '18 MSL
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sergeant Sender
Air Force veteran Patricia Ochs created an online startup to send personalized care packages to military personnel.
Quenna Keating '19, '21 MSL
From attaining an internship, to securing a job, to graduating early, Quenna Keating has consistently used her networking skills to forge ahead of the crowd.
Erin McNamara '15, '18 MBA, '20 MSL
Quality Management, Human Resources
McNamara is about to graduate from the MSL program and has gained many valuable lessons throughout her coursework.
Dave Koch '20 MSL
Public Health
To revive his 30-year-long career in public health, Dave Koch decided to come to Mount Mercy University for a master's in strategic leadership.
Am I eligible for financial aid?
Yes, you’re eligible for scholarships and loan programs. The first step is to complete your FAFSA, which helps determine state and federal aid available to you. Our federal school code is 001880. Contact our Financial Aid Office with any questions.
- Get a $600 referral scholarship
- Check out the net price calculator
- Explore federal and state grants and loans
- Ask your employer about tuition reimbursement
- See if you get a 10% tuition discount for employer partners
- Learn more about veterans benefits, such as the Yellow Ribbon program and G.I. Bill®
MSL—Being a Leader (0:43)
Mark Latta ’08, ’10 MBA, ’19 MSL talks about how to be a leader, not just a boss.
Convenience & Tuition Reimbursement (0:11)
Erin McNamara-Ankney ’15, ’18, ’20 MSL chose Mount Mercy after seeing other MMU alumni excel.
Going Back to College (0:13)
What most excited Dave Koch '20 MSL about going back to college is the energy from his classmates and instructors.
Work-Life-School Balance (0:52)
Quenna Keating ’19, ’21 MSL speaks to how the MSL program allowed her to maintain her work-life balance.
Aligning Her Education with Her Goals (0:31)
Quenna Keating '19, '21 MSL talks about her career goals, and how her MSL helped her accomplish those goals.
