Because immunization records and adequate health information are essential to maintaining the health of the student and the entire college community, a confidential medical examination record including a record of updated immunizations and a medical permission slip is required for all undergraduate degree and nondegree students and must be completed before the student may register for classes. The form is available from the Admissions Office or the Health Center. Regulations governing the Health Center are published in the Student Handbook. Health and accident insurance is available through a commercial underwriter. It is provided for resident students as part of their room and board fees and is required for international students and students on intercollegiate athletic teams.
Insurance is also available to all full-time students.
For details, contact the Business Office. See page 18 for more information on insurance. Marymount students also participate in area career programs sponsored by The Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area, such as the Graduate and Professional School Fair. For student convenience, career centers are located on the Main Campus and the Ballston Campus. Both centers house libraries containing information on all facets of the career development process as well as computer technology to support students career planning and job searches.