Student Handbook - Marymount University

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Bookstore
99Theresa Kuron, Manager
99Eric Stanek, Assistant Manager
]Rose ] Benté Lee Center
CM-TH C 9:30 am–7 pm, F 9:30 am–5 pm
Sat. 11 am–2 pm
YYhttp://marymountu.bncollege.com
[(703) [ 284-1614
Student
Accounts
99Katherine Jewett, Bursar
99Anantha Gorti, Associate Bursar
99Marlene Hetzel, Collections Manager
99Valerie Armbright, Emma Mikael, & Allen Penn
Student Accounts Representatives
99Ashleigh Holmes & Nancy Clavel, Cashiers
]Rowley ] Hall 1011
CM-F C 8:30 am–6 pm
YYwww.marymount.edu/studentaccounts
[(703) [ 284-1490
lstudent.accounts@marymount.edu
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The Cashier’s Office, located in the Rowley Hall Lobby, is
where payments can be made. Payments may be made
by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express.
There is a $55 service charge for each check returned by
the bank. A Credit Card Authorization form is available on
the Student Accounts website for payment by fax.
Billing Statements are based on the information in
the university's system as of the date the statement
is generated. This information is subject to change as
students add and drop classes. Students may request a
revised Billing Statement reflecting these changes from
the Student Accounts Office. Additionally, students may
view their balance or make payments online. Log in to
Marynet, select “Marynet for Students,” and click “Pay on
My Account.” Information about tuition payment plans is
also available on the Student Accounts website.
The bookstore, managed by Barnes & Noble, rents select
textbooks and sells new, used and digital textbooks,
school supplies, art supplies, reference materials, trade
books, clothing, gift items, greeting cards, and snacks.
Bookstore services include selling and renting textbooks
to customers via the website or in person, for easy pickup
at the bookstore or mailing directly to the customer’s
home or office.
Rental textbooks are due back after finals and may be
underlined or annotated, as long as there are no food or
liquid marks. Contact the bookstore for more information.
Full refunds for textbooks are made within the first
week of classes with a receipt, and within the first 30
days of classes with a receipt and proof of schedule
change. Books must be in original, “like-new” purchase
condition and must be accompanied by the original form
of payment.
The bookstore buys back used books on a daily basis.
Peak buyback time is during Finals week.
The bookstore is open extended hours at the beginning
and end of each semester, as well as for special events.
Hours are posted monthly on the bookstore website.
The Marketplace, located at the front of the bookstore,
offers candy, snacks, bottled soft drinks, and personal
items for sale.