Find Belonging and Make an Impact
Students who attend Mount Vernon Nazarene University are looking for more than just a job after graduation. They want to change the world with the love of Christ.
If you're looking for a true vocation - a path that brings together your God-given gifts and skills and the needs of the world around you - here, you'll find it.
On-Campus
A close-knit, Christ-centered community with a vibrant campus life.
Online
The same meaningful MVNU experience with a more flexible schedule.
Dual Enrollment
Want to earn college credits in high school? We've got you.
Centered in Christ
At Mount Vernon Nazarene University, Christ is at the center of who we are. Through diverse learning experiences on and off campus, you'll grow not only in knowledge but also in Christlikeness - developing the character, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills needed to make a difference. Here, faith shapes the way we learn, the way we live, and the way we lead. We want to equip you to live with purpose and succeed wherever God may lead you.
Survey Shows Strong Student Experience
Students shared in a recent survey that they feel safe, connected, and supported - with high marks for campus safety, events, study spaces, and belonging.
94% Post Grad
Success Rate
Within one year of graduation, 94% of MVNU graduates are employed or enrolled in advanced studies.
13:1 Student-Faculty Ratio
Students benefit from small class sizes, personal attention, and meaningful connections with professors who care about their success.
Experience MVNU for Yourself
Featured News
WNZR’s Lifeline 2025 coming soon
WNZR 90.9 FM, a broadcast ministry of Mount Vernon Nazarene University, is preparing for Lifeline 2025, its annual fundraising campaign, set for March 26-31. This offers an opportunity for listeners to pledge their support for WNZR and help reach this year’s goal of $75,000.
MVNU Inducts 16 Scholars into Alpha Chi National Honor Society
Sixteen students were recently inducted in the Mount Vernon Nazarene University Ohio Delta Chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Among them, pictured from left, are: Austin Kohler, Delaney Brinkman, Mary Weisburn and Brianna Rider. (Photo courtesy of Mount Vernon Nazarene University)