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Student Reviews of Marymount University

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based on 12 reviews

  • Tynisha from Lorton, VA

    Come into school with a business mindset, because either way you are going to have your fun. And if you come to school because you want to get away from home, think twice. A good percent of students who do go to college for the purpose, sets them on… more read full review

    Come into school with a business mindset, because either way you are going to have your fun. And if you come to school because you want to get away from home, think twice. A good percent of students who do go to college for the purpose, sets them on Academic probation, or even expelled. Then you will be very upset because you ended up back at home.
    Second tip, do not try to befriend everyone, because no matter how cool they might seem, everyone is not for you. Many of your friends will turn there backs and start to change fast, either in a good way or a bad way. Choose wisely who you want to surround yourself around.
    Third tip, Network, network, network ! Learn how to have a elevator conversation, which means, when you are around someone you don't know:
    -greet them
    - tell them who you are
    - tell them why you are here
    - What you want to get out of this experience
    and maybe they will know someone to help you get there, or they might help you themselves.
    Lastly, write out goals that you want to accomplish each semester, and yearly big goals that you want to accomplish, for example semester: get all A's Yearly: Complete a full (20 piece) line of garments. And if you do not succeed, do NOT shoot yourself down but gain motivation to complete them and then the new ones your going to have. but reflect back to why you did not complete the goals. read full review

  • Britnee from Annandale, VA

    MU is expensive, particularly if your parents aren't helping pay for it, but they have many financial aid options that help to reduce the cost. However, there are some perks that come with it, MU has 3 campuses that you can take classes at, Main… more read full review

    MU is expensive, particularly if your parents aren't helping pay for it, but they have many financial aid options that help to reduce the cost. However, there are some perks that come with it, MU has 3 campuses that you can take classes at, Main (Arlington), Balston (most of the business classes are here, about a 7 minute shuttle ride), and Reston (about 20 min away, interior design classes, and health and nursing classes are here sometimes). There are shuttles run every 15, 20, and 30 minutes depending on where you are going and if you take an Express shuttle. The shuttle also stops at MU's graduate apartment buliding complex and the Ballston-MU metro stop. All of the shuttles are free to students and faculty. Also, if you are 18 (normal age is 21) and have a valid license you can rent a car through Hertz. read full review

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Marymount University Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Academic Success Scholarship $10,000 Y N N N
Achievement Award $8,000 Y N N N
Catholic High School Scholarship $2,000 Y N N N
Clare Boothe Luce Scholarship for Women in Science and Mathematics award details Y N Y N
D.C. Tuition Assistance Grant $2,500 Y N Y N
Honors Program Scholarship award details Y N Y N
MU Freshman Scholarship $12,000 Y N N N
Presidential Scholarship $14,000 Y N N N
Spirit of Service Scholarship $2,500 - $5,000 Y N Y N
Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant award details Y N Y N
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