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• You may not register for a Consortium course that is offered at Marymount in the same semester.
  
  
• You may not audit a course through the Consortium.
  
  
• Some courses are not available to visiting students: study abroad classes, off-campus or special locations, law, internships, independent study, and other courses restricted by the visited institution.
  
  
• Studio courses and computer courses fill up quickly; therefore, visiting students often receive second priority.
  
  
• Consortium courses do satisfy Marymount’s minimum residency credit  requirements.
  
  
• Only a maximum of six (6) Consortium credits (typically 2 courses) may be applied towards your Marymount degree requirements.
  
  
• You may not participate in the Consortium program if you are on academic probation.
  
  
• Non-degree students, and students admitted to certificate programs are not eligible to take classes through the Consortium. Also, students admitted to special off-site programs through Marymount’s Office of Corporate Outreach are not eligible to participate in the Consortium.

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