The Activities Programming Board is a student-run organization that plans activities and events for the entire student body.

A credit is a unit used in the calculation of the value of the courses a student takes. Each course is worth a certain number of credits, usually 1 to 4. A student accumulates credits by passing courses. A certain number of academic credits is required to obtain a degree. Usually the number of hours spent in class each week is equal to the number o [..]

The academic load is the number of academic credits that a student maintains. Twelve to fifteen credits is considered a full-time academic load. Anything less than 12 credits is a part-time course load.

Bachelor of Arts degree.

Bachelor of Science degree.

A weekly online newsletter of campus events, coordinated by the Office of Student Development, that’s distributed via e-mail to all students.

Bernie the Saint Bernard is Marymount’s mascot.

Blackboard is an online course management system that allows faculty members to post course content, assignments, and grades. An instructor might hold discussions on Blackboard or ask students to turn in assignments through Blackboard.

Commuter Activities Board is a student organization which plans activities and markets resources for commuter students.

Located in Rowley Hall, this office provides comprehensive career discovery, planning, and decision-making assistance to Marymount students and alumni.