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This includes the first day of classes, Marist semester dates, Marist holiday breaks, and important academic deadlines.

To earn a bachelor鈥檚 degree from Marist, students must complete all Core curriculum and major requirements. More information on Core courses and major-specific requirements can be found below.

The mission of the Common Read is to engage the campus community in dialogue about important contemporary issues and provide a shared academic experience that supports incoming first-year students as they transition to college.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects the privacy of student education records and generally prohibits colleges from releasing personally identifiable information without the student鈥檚 written consent, except as permitted by law. A release form, which is accessed and completed by the student, can be found on under "Student Related Forms & Resources."

An academic advisor helps students navigate Marist's programs, policies, and course offerings. While advisors aren't personal or career counselors, they can connect students with additional support, help explore career options, and answer important questions. 

Academic success services provide coordinated, individualized support to help students succeed academically and pursue their educational and career goals. Marist provides a comprehensive suite of academic support services that form a coordinated network of individualized support. We work together to help students succeed academically and pursue their educational and career goals. You can learn more about student support offices on our Academic Resources webpage.

Learn more about individualized accommodations and support services to ensure students with documented disabilities have equal access to educational opportunities while promoting independence and self-advocacy.

Your student's go-to office for help with internships.

The portal students can use to browse internships.

General information about Internship opportunities at Marist:

Students interested in changing or adding a major should start by exploring options in the and meeting with an academic advisor or department Chairperson to determine if the major is the right fit. Once a decision is made, students must complete a Change of Major form in and submit it to the Chairperson of the department housing that major. The Chairperson will review and approve the form, then forward it to the Registrar's Office for processing. Afterward, the Center for Advising and Academic Services will assign the student a new advisor in their updated major.