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Mississippi College courses are available in 80+ undergraduate,  50+ graduate, and 2 doctoral programs through its seven schools, namely;1) School of Business2) School of Christian Studies & the ArtsDepartments:ArtChristian Studies CommunicationMusic3) School of EducationDepartments:KinesiologyPsychologyCounselingTeacher Education & Leadership4) School of Humanities & Social SciencesDepartments:English and PhilosophyHistory & Political ScienceModern LanguagesSociology & Social Work5) School of Law6) School of Nursing7) School of Science & MathematicsDepartments:BiologyChemistry & BiochemistryEngineering, Computer Science & PhysicsMathematicsPhysician Assistant Studies

Mississippi College’s Intensive English Program is very helpful in preparing international students for academic course work toward an undergraduate or graduate degree. The Intensive English Program at Mississippi College helps students improve their Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, Vocabulary, Grammar and Pronunciation in the language. Apart from this, Intensive English Program students take various trips off campus to fully experience their local surroundings as well as major surrounding cities. This programme is also very inclusive as students get to celebrate a variety of festivals and enjoy cultures which are followed by the international students studying at Mississippi College.

Yes, Mississippi College does offer transfer courses. Students are offered transfer courses in various programs like Business, Arts, Communication, Music, Psychology, Nursing, Kinesiology, Biology, Mathematics and more.The grades earned on transfer work from another college or university will be reflected on the permanent record at Mississippi College, but they will not be used in calculating the overall GPA. Mississippi College considers the following in transferring credit: Course credit is earned at colleges or universities with regional accreditation;Courses taken at other accredited institutions are comparable to those offered at Mississippi College as determined by the Mississippi College Registrar;The student has earned a grade of C or higher;Students may transfer in up to 65 hours from a community college and could transfer additional hours if coursework is from a 4-year university; andThe last 33 hours must be taken at Mississippi College.