Mercy City College is currently accepting applications for the 2024/2025 school year.
Mercy City College is a college of ministry where you, as a student will develop your craft, your character, and your calling in a hands-on ministry environment. This, alongside the associate's or bachelor's degree you will earn through our partnership with Southeastern University, will ensure you are both equipped and prepared to fulfill the dream God has placed on your life.
Application Process
Fill out this application form in its entirety. This includes a brief testimony. It should outline the major milestones of your life, including your Christian experience and your walk with God, from your acceptance of Jesus through your current journey with God.
Next Steps
After completing this application, you will receive email confirmation that you have successfully submitted your application. You will then receive information on next steps, which will include scheduling an interview with our site director.
Support
If you have questions about the process or need support in filling out this application, please do not hesitate to contact Skyler Crowl at:
skyler@mercycity.church
For more information regarding available degrees, and what the partnership with Southeastern University looks like: CLICK HERE
Weekly Time Commitment:
Students are expected to be at the following in-person practicum hours each week includingSunday 7am-1pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 4pm, as well as other house-wide events (Pioneer Conference, Seven conference, Brotherood, Prayer and Fasting etc.). Students will be responsible for managing their work and time off schedule to be available for any events during the SEU academic semester.
Academic Commitment:
Mercy City College students hold a standard of excellence, and aim for maintain a GPA of 3.5 or higher. If semester GPA drops below that, additional mandatory study hours may be added.
General Expectations:
Mercy City College is a program for students aged 18-25.
Mercy City College students are representatives of Mercy City Church, the College, and the Body of Christ. Students are expected to represent themselves above reproach on and off campus, as well as online. Students are expected to hold themselves to a high standard and avoid anything which might cause others to stumble, or Christ to grieve.