Teaching & Learning
Mount Marty College at Watertown offers associate, bachelor and master degrees along with programs in cooperation with Lake Area Technical Institute. Mount Marty College is known for value-centered education and professional preparation for the world of work. The faculty are creative and innovative classroom teachers and are actively involved in student learning. An average of 20 students per class helps insure a collaborative learning environment between students and instructor. Instructors are primarily adjunct faculty, bringing real world knowledge and skills into the classroom. Students also get connected to real world experiences through internships, service learning, and field opportunities which enhance learning with practical, hands-on experiences.

Financial Aid
Mount Marty College is dedicated to making quality college education affordable to the citizens in the Watertown region. While the Office of Financial Aid is located on the Yankton campus the College office in Watertown has the necessary forms and will offer assistance. Available financial assistance includes grants, loans, and scholarships depending upon eligibility. To be considered for financial aid, you need to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). More information about financial aid is located on the financial aid website. It is also important to conduct an online scholarship search to find other resources for financial assistance.

Student Services
The Watertown administrative office of Mount Marty College offers assistance with the admissions and financial aid process. The main Financial Aid, Admissions, Registrar, and Business Office are located on the Yankton Campus. Other Student support services offered to Mount Marty College students are:

• Academic Advising
• Career Counseling and Placement
• Bookstore
• Library
• Learning Center
• Computer Technology Labs