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Student Opportunities

Whether you are transferring as a resident student or a commuter student, Misericordia affords many opportunities to get involved and enjoy your campus experience. From the numerous student clubs and organizations, to our abundant sports and recreational activities, if you are looking for a college with the right balance of academics and entertainment, Misericordia University is the right campus for you.

We have countless areas throughout our campus where students like to hangout and relax, along with basketball courts, soccer fields, and other facilities where students partake in recreational games. If you are more of an observer, come watch one of our Division III or intramural athletic teams compete on campus. Click here for more details about our athletics programs.

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Not a big fan of sports? Not a problem. Come visit our art gallery, attend a musical performance, participate in a stand-up comedy act, go rock climbing, and much more. Check out the many students activities options available by clicking here. You can even catch a campus shuttle to go to a favorite restaurant or shop. If you are an individual who enjoys helping others and making a difference, Misericordia also provides service opportunities both locally and internationally. Depending on how far you want to venture off campus, Misericordia offers a Study Abroad/Away program to enhance your educational experience while gaining an appreciation for different cultures. There is always something happening in and around our campus. You will notice how friendly and welcoming everyone really is here, while at the same time, create lifelong memories and new friendships.

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The value of a Misericordia education

  • Small class sizes - average class size is 14
  • 9:1 Student-faculty ratio
  • 31 NCAA DIII sports for men and women
  • 99% of students receive financial aid, both merit and need-based
  • More than 95% of Misericordia graduates find jobs or continue their education within six months of graduation
  • Four out of five Misericordia students participate in an internship, fieldwork, or a clinical experience before they graduate. Many students will do several.
  • More than 40 clubs and organizations focusing on the arts, community service, academics, student government, outdoor recreation, and other areas of interest
  • 193,455 MU students’ yearly hours of community service
  • 93% of Misericordia seniors said that they would choose Misericordia again
Open House Tour

 

Personal Visits

We are dedicated to support and assist you in any way we can throughout your college search and decision process including our convenient and easy to access virtual and in-person visits.  It is our goal to be fully accessible to you and your family throughout the summer and beyond.​

Open Houses

Misericordia now includes a specialized Transfer Track within the Open House experience for those students interested in transferring to Misericordia University.
Come check us out!

Commuter Life

Commuting students are encouraged to utilize all university services and to get involved in clubs and organizations and to participate in social and co-curricular activities. You will find that commuters have a strong voice on campus even though they are not residential students.

Representation

The Commuter Council is an organization that represents commuter student issues and provides social opportunities on campus. The council meets regularly and meetings are advertised through the Misericordia portal, MyMU. Commuters are also represented on the executive board of the Student Government Association. The commuter representative of SGA attends commuter council meetings and works with SGA to address commuter concerns.

Relaxation

There are several lounges for students to sit and relax or study in between classes. Vending machines can be found in lounges located in Mercy Hall and the Banks Student Life Center. Comfortable seating and a small kitchen can be found in the Henry Student Lounge, located in the small building in front of McGowan and Alumnae Halls.

Dining Options

Commuter meal plans are available through the Student Financial Services office. Flex dollars (cash debit system on the student ID) can be added or special meal plans for commuters only can be purchased. Flex dollars can be used in the Dining Hall and in the Cougar's Den. Meal plans are used in the Dining Hall for all meals.

It is important to know that all commuters must purchase a parking permit through Campus Safety.