Mount Vernon Nazarene University is a Christian university in central Ohio affiliated with the Church of the Nazarene, combining a traditional residential undergraduate program with accelerated degree-completion options aimed at working adults. That dual structure — a residential campus and adult-learner programs operating side by side — shapes the institution as much as any single academic strength does.
Education, business, nursing, and ministry are the core undergraduate programs, each carrying a practical, career- or vocation-oriented endpoint. The accelerated adult programs run on a different schedule and format from the traditional residential curriculum, functioning almost as a parallel track within the same institution.
The residential campus carries an active Christian community culture, with chapel and faith-based programming woven into student life, distinct from the more transactional experience of the adult-completion programs.
Admission to the traditional program is holistic and accessible, considering fit with the university's Nazarene Christian mission; the adult-completion programs use a separate, more streamlined admissions process.
Education, nursing, and business graduates find steady regional Ohio placement, and ministry graduates move into Nazarene and other evangelical church roles.
RequiredHigh school diploma or equivalency required; no specific course units required
Recommended4 units of English · 1 unit of Fine or Performing Arts · 3 units of Laboratory Science · 4 units of Mathematics (Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, or other) · 3 units of Social Studies
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