Students Enrolling at Consortium Institutions

All Marymount degree-seeking students in good academic standing are eligible to enroll in courses offered through the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area. See the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area section of this catalog for participating institutions and programs. Nondegree students are not eligible.

Degree-seeking students may enroll under the following conditions:

• The student is currently in good academic standing.
• The course must be approved by the student’s advisor and associate dean prior to enrollment.
• The course may not be offered concurrently at Marymount.
• Once a student is enrolled in a course through the consortium, the course cannot be changed to transfer credit after the consortium registration deadline.
• A maximum of two courses through the consortium may be counted for credit toward Marymount degree requirements.
• Students should not enroll in a consortium course in their first semester at Marymount, with the exception of students who are enrolled in the ROTC program. In extenuating circumstances, students may be approved to take other consortium courses in their first semester.
• Students should not enroll in consortium classes during the semester of their anticipated graduation. Students who take a course outside of Marymount during their final semester may delay their graduation.

Enrollment at Marymount does not guarantee enrollment at a consortium institution.

Students enrolled in consortium courses follow the registration, withdrawal, and grading policies of their home institution.

Consortium courses fulfill the minimum-credits requirement for residency.