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Hattiesburg Campus

Tradition Campus

Spiritual Life

Carey Students Serving

Student Life

Carey Athletics

Talent Areas

Campus Housing

Admission Process

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Scholarship Information

Graduate Programs

Directory

Student to Faculty Ratio WCU’s Student Body is from

40+ States & 60 + Countries First All-Steinway University in the State of Mississippi

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HATTIESBURG CAMPUS THE FULL UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE: This 64-acre flagship campus offers the classic college lifestyle, featuring traditional residence halls, active student clubs, and vibrant campus life just minutes from downtown. THE EPICENTER OF CRUSADER SPORTS: As the exclusive home of WCU's high-energy NAIA athletic teams, this campus is the only place where you can experience packed student sections and championship game-day energy.

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A HISTORIC HUB FOR CREATIVE ARTS: This campus houses the legendary Winters School of Music— Mississippi’s very first All-Steinway school—and a thriving theatre program where creative students turn performance into a career. DIRECT PATH TO MEDICAL SCHOOL: Pre-med and science students get unmatched preparation right on their home campus thanks to our early entrance cadaver lab at the elite WCU College of Osteopathic Medicine.

A CULTURE-RICH ART GALLERY: Art and design students can find daily inspiration right on campus at the Lucile Parker Gallery, which showcases famous local botanical and portrait collections.

OVER 300 STUDENTS FROM ALMOST 60 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

Tradition Campus (Gulf Coast) BUILT FOR COMMUTERS AND TRANSFERS: Located right off Highway 67, this modern commuter campus is specifically designed to let Gulf Coast students earn a premier university degree without the cost of moving away from home.

ANCHORED IN THE MEDICAL CITY DISTRICT: Situated inside a designated Mississippi Health Care Industry Zone, this campus puts healthcare and business students directly next door to major internships and job pipelines.

THE COAST'S ONLY PHARMACY PROGRAM: Tradition is home to the area's first professional pharmacy school, allowing you to fast-track your path to a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree right on the Coast.

NIGHT AND ONLINE FLEXIBILITY: Unlike traditional daytime tracks, this campus specializes in flexible evening, hybrid, and online schedules so you can stay at your current job while finishing your degree.

A TIGHT-KNIT, PROFESSIONAL VIBE: With zero dorms and with smaller class sizes, this campus operates like a career-focused hub where you work closely with professors who double as local industry leaders.

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY HAS BEEN ON THE PHI THETA KAPPA TRANSFER HONOR ROLL SINCE 2024

Baton Rouge Site TRANSFER SPECIFIC AVAILABLE PROGRAMS •

RN-BSN

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BSN Bachelor of Science

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Spiritual Life We embrace our faith at William Carey University as both a historic foundation and a present reality. We depend on God’s word to guide us through life, and we have confidence in the world because God created it, sustains it, and is redeeming it. As a Christian University, we accept all students and their unique history, perspective, and worth as a reflection of our Creator. We value global learning, thoughtful curiosity, and analytical thinking to prepare students to enter the world and workforce rooted in understanding, compassion, and boldness. We believe that the gospel of Jesus Christ speaks good news of truth in grace into every area of life, and we want our students, faculty and staff to grow in the knowledge of the Lord.

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Carey Students SERVING

BY OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION, WEEKLY CHAPEL SERVICES, MISSION TRIPS, AND SERVICE PROGRAMS, WE ENCOURAGE YOUR GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPIRITUAL LIFE IN JESUS CHRIST. By offering local, North American, and international mission opportunities, we challenge our students to take what they have learned about God and his Word into places that need the good news that our God reigns!

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Student LIFE ART CLUB Organized to maintain a high standard of quality art on campus

GAMMA CHI Women's social club focusing on sisterhood and community service

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Associational mission of MS Baptist churches leading students in oncampus evangelism and world missions

KAPPA TAU XI Men's social club focusing on brotherhood and community service

DELTA OMICRON Music fraternity that enhances the study of music and encourages fellowship for music students and faculty DIAMOND GIRLS A group of dedicated girls who support the Crusaders baseball team

PI OMEGA Women's social club focusing on sisterhood and community service

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Elected and appointed students who act as a liaison between students and administration and plan a social calendar for the campus STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Organization to promote professional development of future nurses

WCU HAS OVER 25 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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ACHIEVEMENTS ATHLETICS Won the Southern States Athletics Conference Commissioners Cup for the tenth consecutive year.

WOMEN'S SOCCER Won the SSAC regular season and tournament championships, including a fifth consecutive tournament title.

WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD Captured a fifth straight SSAC Indoor Championship and sixth straight SSAC Outdoor Championship.

WOMEN'S TENNIS Secured both the SSAC regular season championship and conference tournament title.

ARCHERY Won NFAA Collegiate Cup Invitational.

MEN'S TENNIS Claimed the SSAC Championship for the fifth consecutive year.

SOFTBALL Swept Southern States Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles.

CHEER Earned a silver medal at UCA College Nationals during the program's inaugural national appearance. BASEBALL Finished third at the NAIA World Series in the program's third appearance in four years.

CO-ED: Archery Competitive Cheer

MEN’S: Baseball

Soccer

Basketball

Swim

Cross Country

Tennis

Golf

Track and Field

WOMEN’S: Basketball

Softball

Beach Volleyball Swim

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Cross Country

Tennis

Golf

Track and Field

Soccer

Volleyball

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TALENT AREAS

ART JOURNALISM MUSIC SPEECH AND DEBATE THEATRE

BANDS

CHOIR

SPEECH AND DEBATE

Carey Bands offers a wide range of performance opportunities through three concert bands, multiple jazz ensembles, a marching band, a basketball pep band, an orchestra, and numerous chamber ensembles.

The chorale department features three choirs including the Concert Choir, Chorale, and a pop acapella ensemble.

Students have won various awards at the International Public Debate Association Championship, National Christian Colleges Forensics Association Championship, and Southern Forensics Championship.

The "Spirit of Carey" marching band has grown by 70% over the past three years and is a featured performing group across the southeast. The Band Department hosts an annual honor band weekend for high school seniors that is attended by over 300 students from five states.

DANCE Dance company is an auditioned dance ensemble involved in A Carey Christmas, Black Music Heritage Concert, and other productions throughout the year.

WORSHIP The Carey Worship Choir has grown to over 170 students from all areas of the university. They have led worship at several regional churches, conferences, and national stages such as the Southern Baptist Convention and the Southern Baptist Church Music Conference. We have four traveling worship ensembles that lead worship and serve on mission nationally and internationally.

WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA (STRINGS) The William Carey Orchestra has grown to over 30 students. Students participate in regional symphonies and compete in regional and national competitions.

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MASS COMMUNICATION Mass Communication launched the brand-new publication, The William Carey Crusader, as an outlet for student writing, podcasts, and visual storytelling.

THEATRE Home to Mississippi's oldest dinner theatre, our program produces multiple shows throughout the year, all featuring student casts and crews. Performances take place in our fully functional black box theatre, giving students hands-on experience both on and off the stage.

ART Art students have opportunities to see their work showcased throughout the community, including featured banner installations in Hattiesburg's Pocket Museum. Students also collaborate across disciplines by providing original artwork for The Indigo, the university's annual creative writing publication produced in partnership with the English Department.

PROUD TO HOST 400+ EVENTS EVERY YEAR INCLUDING CONCERTS, RECITALS, CLINICS, AND MORE

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FIND YOUR CALLING Discover a Christian university where faith, learning, leadership, and service come together.

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TO ENSURE THE BEST COLLEGE EXPERIENCE, WE ENCOURAGE STUDENTS ON THE HATTIESBURG CAMPUS TO INCLUDE CAMPUS LIVING IN THEIR COLLEGE PLANS. HATTIESBURG IS WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY’S ONLY RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS.

12’

CLOSET

SHOWER

CLOSET

COMMUNITY STYLE LAYOUT Bass, Polk, Bryant: two students per room, community style bathrooms

Community Style Layout 11’

18’

INCLUSIVE STYLE LAYOUT Davis, Futral: two students per room, one bathroom per room

Window 53”x74”

Inclusive Style Layout

21’

TYPES OF DORMS:

Window 36”x72”

CLOSET

Window 36”x72”

SUITE STYLE Braswell, Byrd, Ross, Johnson: two students per room, four students per bathroom

CLOSET

Window 36”x72”

Suite Style Layout 11’

11’

CAMPUS AMENITIES: CLOSET CLOSET

SHOWER

FLOOR-LENGTH CABINETS (2 SETS)

CLOSET

Student Center • Game room • Carey Diner • Community Kitchen • Study Rooms • Student Success Center

DRESSING AREA

CLOSET

Workout facilities • Workout classes

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Health clinic

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ADMISSION PROCESS STEP AHEAD

FRESHMAN

A dual enrollment initiative that allows high school and homeschool juniors and seniors to earn college credit through online and on-campus classes offered by William Carey University

A student who has earned fewer than 12 credit hours at an accredited college or university after high school

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: • Online application • Minimum ACT score of 20 or SAT score of 1030 or CLT score of 66 • Official high school transcript • Approval from high school counselor or administrator

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: • Online application • Official ACT (minimum score of 20) or SAT (minimum score of 1030) or CLT (minimum score of 66) scores • Official high school transcript, high school transcript for homeschooled students, official GED transcript**, or official HiSet transcript† • Official and final dual credit transcripts, if applicable • Immunization record showing two MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccinations if born after January 1, 1957

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TRANSFER

INTERNATIONAL

A student who has earned 12 or more credit hours at an accredited college or university after high school or an equivalent exam

A student studying at an institution of higher education in the United States who is not a U.S. citizen

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

• Online application

• Official and final transcripts from every college or university attended

• Copy of valid passport • Official transcripts for high school or university coursework

• Immunization record showing two MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccinations if born after January 1, 1957

• Official English proficiency test scores (TOEFL, IELTS, or DET) • Immunization record showing two MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccinations if born after January 1, 1957 • Completed Affidavit of Financial Support and supporting financial documentation

GRADUATE A student who has earned a bachelor's or higher degree and is seeking to continue education in a graduate level program ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: • Review the requirements specific to your program or degree of interest • Online application • Necessary documentation for your specific program of interest

• Other necessary documentation as requested

REQUEST TO HAVE YOUR OFFICIAL TEST SCORES SENT TO WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY USING WCU SCHOOL CODES:

ACT code: 2254 | SAT code: 1907

** Official GED transcripts must have minimum scores of 150 in all four content areas. † Official HiSet transcript must have minimum scores of 15 on test sections.

Senior Year Timeline AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

JANUARY

MARCH

MAY

AUGUST

Apply online at wmcarey.edu/ page/apply-tocarey

Attend Fall Preview Day

FAFSA Opens Send your FAFSA information to WCU via federal code 002447

Housing Application

Attend Carey Bound (Early Registration Event)

Graduate! Send your final transcripts to the Office of Admissions

Attend CareyWOW (orientation weekend)

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES OH

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION B.S. healthadministrationandeducation@wmcarey.edu

HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (RHIT TO RHIA) healthinformationmanagement@wmcarey.edu

HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, B.S. healthinformationmanagement@wmcarey.edu In-Person for International Students

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE, B.S. healthprofessions@wmcarey.edu

HEALTH PROFESSIONS, B.S. healthprofessions@wmcarey.edu

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ART, B.A., B.F.A. art@wmcarey.edu

DIGITAL GRAPHIC DESIGN, B.F.A. art@wmcarey.edu

ENGLISH (7-12 LICENSURE), B.A. languageandliterature@wmcarey.edu

ENGLISH, B.A. languageandliterature@wmcarey.edu

SPANISH, B.A. languageandliterature@wmcarey.edu

HISTORY, B.A. noonkest@wmcarey.edu

SOCIAL SCIENCE, B.A., B.S. noonkest@wmcarey.edu

SOCIAL STUDIES (7-12 LICENSURE), B.A., B.S. jbrooke@wmcarey.edu

MASS COMMUNICATION, B.A., B.S. bknight@wmcarey.edu

SPEECH COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE, B.A. bknight@wmcarey.edu

STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP, B.A., B.S. bknight@wmcarey.edu

THEATRE (MUSICAL THEATRE), B.F.A. tmatheny@wmcarey.edu

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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-6 LICENSURE), B.S. Hattiesburg: jlowery@wmcarey.edu Tradition: lwindham@wmcarey.edu mdyeager@wmcarey.edu

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HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION, B.S. cbullock@wmcarey.edu

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION (NON-LICENSURE), B.S. cbullock@wmcarey.edu

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THEATRE (SCRIPT WRITING), B.F.A. tmatheny@wmcarey.edu

THEATRE (YOUNG AUDIENCES), B.F.A. tmatheny@wmcarey.edu

THEATRE (B.A.) tmatheny@wmcarey.edu Electronic Media and News Production ddockery@wmcarey.edu Pre-Law bknight@wmcarey.edu Public Relations ddockery@wmcarey.edu Strategic Communication & Leadership bknight@wmcarey.edu Theatre tmatheny@wmcarey.edu

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS), B.A., B.S., B.S.B. business@wmcarey.edu

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BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION, B.A. , B.S., B.S.B. Accounting Business Administration Computer Information Systems Finance Hospitality International Business Management & Marketing Workforce Training and Management business@wmcarey.edu

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BIOLOGY, B.S. biologicalsciences@wmcarey.edu

CHEMISTRY, B.A., B.S. chemistry@wmcarey.edu

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE, B.S. criminal-justice@wmcarey.edu

FORENSIC SCIENCE (BIOLOGY), B.S. criminal-justice@wmcarey.edu

FORENSIC SCIENCE (CHEMISTRY), B.S. criminal-justice@wmcarey.edu

SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT, B.S., B.A.S. business@wmcarey.edu

FORENSIC SCIENCE (CRIMINAL JUSTICE), B.S. criminal-justice@wmcarey.edu

CROSS CULTURAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, B.S.B. business@wmcarey.edu

MATHEMATICS (7-12 LICENSURE), B.A., B.S. mathematics@wmcarey.edu

MATHEMATICS, B.A., B.S. mathematics@wmcarey.edu

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CHRISTIAN STUDIES, B.A., B.S. jbird@wmcarey.edu

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INTERCULTURAL STUDIES, B.A., B.S. jbird@wmcarey.edu

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MUSIC, B.A. jgonzalez@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC (WORSHIP LEADERSHIP), B.S. bhardin@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC (WORSHIP TECHNOLOGY), B.S. bhardin@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC EDUCATION (K-12 CHORAL LICENSURE), B.M. jdunlap@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC EDUCATION (K-12 INSTRUMENTAL LICENSURE), B.M. tcoakley@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC PERFORMANCE (GUITAR), B.M. rruggiero@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC PERFORMANCE (PIANO), B.M. rruggiero@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC PERFORMANCE (VOCAL), B.M. rruggiero@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC THERAPY, B.M. mfreeman@wmcarey.edu

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PSYCHOLOGY, B.A., B.S. psychologyandcounseling@wmcarey.edu

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NURSING (RN-BSN), B.S.N. nursing@wmcarey.edu

* HTB NURSING, B.S.N 2nddegreebsn@wmcarey.edu

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PRE-PROFESSIONAL ADVISEMENT TRACKS PRE-DENTISTRY

jbrook@wmcarey.edu

PRE-MEDICINE

jbrook@wmcarey.edu

PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

jbrook@wmcarey.edu

PRE-OPTOMETRY

jbrook@wmcarey.edu

PRE-PHARMACY Biology: Jbrook@wmcarey.edu Chemistry: mmackey@wmcarey.edu PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY

jbrook@wmcarey.edu

PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE

jbrook@wmcarey.edu

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PATHWAYS 3+3 PHARMACY PROGRAM 3 years of undergraduate studies at WCU + 3 years of pharmacy school through WCU's Pharmacy program 3+3 LAW PROGRAM 3 years of undergraduate studies at WCU + 3 years of law school through either Mississippi Christian University or The University of Mississippi

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SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION First-Time Freshmen and First-Time International Students ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS*

TRUSTEE ACT: 27+ or SAT: 1260+ or CLT: 91+ On-Campus Amount: $10,100 Off-Campus Amount: $7,100 GPA to Maintain: 3.20

PRESIDENTIAL ACT: 24-26 or SAT: 1160-1250 or CLT: 82-90 On-Campus Amount: $9,100 Off-Campus Amount: $6,100 GPA to Maintain: 3.00

DEAN ACT: 21-23 or SAT: 1060-1150 or CLT: 71-81 On-Campus Amount: $7,100 Off-Campus Amount: $4,500 GPA to Maintain: 2.75

OPPORTUNITY ACT: 20 or SAT: 1030-1050 or CLT: 66-70 On-Campus Amount: $5,500 Off-Campus Amount: $2,900 GPA to Maintain: 2.50

*Scholarships are unstackable with other Academic, Education, Talent, or Mission Scholarships. **Pell Grant eligibility can determine final scholarship amount. All Scholarships (except for our Missionary Dependent Scholarships) require fulltime enrollment status. All scholarships require the student to be seeking their first undergraduate bachelor’s degree.

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Transfer Students

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS*

PTK DISTINCTION Transfer GPA: 3.50 + Proof of Membership On-Campus Amount: $9,800 Off-Campus Amount: $6,800 GPA to Maintain: 3.20 DEAN Transfer GPA: 3.00 - 3.49 On-Campus Amount: $7,100 Off-Campus Amount: $4,500 GPA to Maintain: 2.75

PRESIDENTIAL Transfer GPA: 3.50 On-Campus Amount: $9,100 Off-Campus Amount: $6,100 GPA to Maintain: 3.00 OPPORTUNITY Transfer GPA: 2.50-2.99 On-Campus Amount: $5,500 Off-Campus Amount: $2,900 GPA to Maintain: 2.50

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR SCHOLARSHIPS!

MINISTRY SCHOLARSHIPS* CHURCH-RELATED VOCATION (CRV) ACT: 20+ or SAT: 1030+ or CLT: 66+ Transfer GPA: 2.00 On-Campus Amount: $9,800 Off-Campus Amount: $6,800 GPA to Maintain: 2.00 MINISTRY-RELATED VOCATION (MRV) ACT: 20+ or SAT: 1030+ or CLT: 66+ Transfer GPA: 2.00 On-Campus Amount: $6,800 Off-Campus Amount: $4,200 GPA to Maintain: 2.00

EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS* EDUCATOR PREPARATION Amount: $9,500 TEACHER ASSISTANT Amount: $9,500

TALENT SCHOLARSHIPS* Archery Basketball Baseball Cheerleading Cross Country Golf Music Softball Soccer Tennis Track & Field Swimming Volleyball

STACKABLE TALENT SCHOLARSHIPS Art Forensics Journalism Theatre

MISSIONARY DEPENDENT SCHOLARSHIPS* IMB Dependent** NAMB Dependent** NAMB Endorsed**

Add-On Scholarships Add-On Scholarships are used to compliment other major forms of institutional aid. Add-On Scholarships are reserved for undergraduate students who are seeking their first bachelor's degree. Students must be full-time and meeting Satisfactory Academic Progress. Amounts are annual and will be split between terms. Requires at least one of the following: 20 ACT / 1030 SAT / 66 CLT OR 2.50 TRANSFER GPA ALUMNI DEPENDENT Amount: $400 per year BAPTIST STUDENT Amount: $400 per year COLOR GUARD Amount: $2,000 per year CRV DEPENDENT Amount: $600 per year DUAL CREDIT Amount: $1,000 (One-time)

Carey Scholar Requirements: •

Application Submitted to the University

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Submit Required Tests Scores listed on Carey Scholar page on WCU website. See URL below. wmcarey.edu/carey-scholar

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2 Letters of Recommendation: • One Academic and • One Personal

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Essay of 500-700 words written in MLA format

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Video submission - 3-5 minutes

Carey Scholar Benefits: wmcarey.edu/carey-scholar

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30 hours of tuition fees waived per year

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$1,800 room waiver per year

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Honors College acceptance

JROTC Amount: $2,000 per year SCOUT LEADERSHIP Amount: $2,100 per year PTK ADD-ON President: $1,000 per year Vice President: $800 per year Officer: $500 per year For questions regarding scholarships, please contact our Office of Financial Aid at 601-318-6153 or by emailing finaid@wmcarey.edu. w m c a r e y. e d u

GRADUATE PROGRAMS COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF NURSING

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION, M.S. healthadministrationandeducation@wmcarey.edu

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HEALTH ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION, PH.D. healthadministrationandeducation@wmcarey.edu

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NURSING EDUCATION (DNP TO PH.D.) nursing@wmcarey.edu

HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION, M.S. healthprofessions@wmcarey.edu

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NURSING EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION, PH.D. nursing@wmcarey.edu

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HEALTH EDUCATION (PRACTICE DOCTORATE TO PH.D.), PH.D. HEALTH INFORMATICS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, M.S. healthinformationmanagement@wmcarey.edu

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (M.O.T.) occupationaltherapy@wmcarey.edu

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY- OTA TO MOT BRIDGE PROGRAM occupationaltherapy@wmcarey.edu

PHYSICAL THERAPY, D.P.T. physicaltherapy@wmcarey.edu

PHYSICAL THERAPY- PTA TO DPT BRIDGE physicaltherapy@wmcarey.edu

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NURSING EDUCATION, M.S.N. nursing@wmcarey.edu

COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE P

ANATOMY EDUCATION, M.S. kabouzaid@wmcarey.edu

OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE, D.O. com@wmcarey.edu

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND LETTERS P

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HISTORY, M.A. noonkester@wmcarey.edu ENGLISH, M.A. languageandliterature@wmcarey.edu

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS P OHT

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, M.B.A. business@wmcarey.edu

PHARMACY, PHARM.D. pharmacy@wmcarey.edu

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Continued

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DYSLEXIA THERAPY, M.ED. dgeorge@wmcarey.edu

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EDUCATION (ART OF TEACHING), M.ED. jlowery@wmcarey.edu

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HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION, ED.D. jross@wmcarey.edu

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EDUCATION (ART), M.ED. art@wmcarey.edu

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HIGHER EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION, PH.D. jross@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY K-6), M.ED. jlowery@wmcarey.edu (Hattiesburg) lpitre@wmcarey.edu (Tradition)

SCHOOL OF MISSIONS AND MINISTRY STUDIES

EDUCATION (EMOTIONAL/BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS), M.ED. agill@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATION (ENGLISH) languageandliterature@wmcarey.edu

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, PH.D. epeasant@wmcarey.edu

M.A. IN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY jbird@wmcarey.edu

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EDUCATION (GIFTED), M.ED. cliverett@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC EDUCATION, M.M.ED. (pending HR approval- Kevin Tharp) music@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATION (MATHEMATICS), M.ED. bdribus@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC (WORSHIP STUDIES), M.M. music@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC (MUSIC EDUCATION), D.A. (pending HR approval- Kevin Tharp) music@wmcarey.edu

MUSIC (WORSHIP MINISTRY), D.A. (pending HR approval- Kevin Tharp) music@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATION (MILD/MODERATE DISABILITES), M.ED. agill@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATION (SECONDARY EDUCATION), M.ED. lpitre@wmcarey.edu

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EDUCATION (SOCIAL STUDIES) jbrooke@wmcarey.edu

SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

TEACHING AND LEARNING GLOBALLY (NON-LICENSURE), M.ED. jlowery@wmcarey.edu

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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP (PRINCIPAL LICENSURE 486), M.ED. ksellers@wmcarey.edu

COUNSELOR EDUCATION (CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING), M.S. rstrebeck@wmcarey.edu

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COUNSELOR EDUCATION (SCHOOL COUNSELING), M.S. rstrebeck@wmcarey.edu

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COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY (SCHOOL PSYCHOMETRY), M.S. fbaugh@wmcarey.edu rstrebeck@wmcarey.edu

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES, M.B.S. eroark@wmcarey.edu

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INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION, M.ED. ctrusell@wmcarey.edu LEADERSHIP AND LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION, M.ED. jross@wmcarey.edu PHYSICAL EDUCATION, M.ED. cbullock@wmcarey.edu DYSLEXIA THERAPY, ED.S. dgeorge@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATION (EMOTIONAL/BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS), ED.S. agill@wmcarey.edu

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP (PRINCIPAL LICENSURE 486), ED.S. ksellers@wmcarey.edu

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INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP (NON-ADMINISTRATOR LICENSURE), ED.S. ethomas@wmcarey.edu

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INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION, ED.S. ctrusell@wmcarey.edu

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Jessica Garriga jgarriga@wmcarey.edu | 601-318-6567

SWIM Robert Gonzalez rgonzalez@wmcarey.edu | 662-574-9010

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TENNIS Marc Lux mlux@wmcarey.edu | 601-318-6631

CROSS COUNTRY Cooper Herrington therrington@wmcarey.edu | 601-318-6375

TRACK AND FIELD Janina Brinson jbrinson@wmcarey.edu | 601-318-6375

GOLF Jeff Mixon jmixon@wmcarey.edu | 601-318-6597

VOLLEYBALL Ronda Shirley rshirley@wmcarey.edu | 601-318-6823

CHURCH RELATED VOCATIONAL AND MINISTRY RELATED VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

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