Meals
Marymount College offers premier dining at the Main Campus Café, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner Mondays through Thursdays and breakfast and lunch on Fridays. Outtakes at Palos Verdes Drive North offers snacks, beverages, coffee, candy, and other treats for after-dinner food needs.
All residential students participate in a meal plan. There are a variety of options from which to choose, including a 14-meal a week plan, or a 12-meal and 10-meal a week plans with flex options for the Café and for Outtakes at Palos Verdes Drive North. On Friday nights and weekends, students often use the kitchens at their residences or enjoy a rich variety of dining options in the Palos Verdes/San Pedro area. In addition, students can choose to sign up for weekend boxed meals provided by the Café.
Shuttle Service
Marymount College’s shuttle service between Main Campus, the Waterfront Campus and the residential communities runs hourly weekdays from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. when classes are in session. In addition, Marymount's shuttle drivers are pleased to make stops at banks, grocery stores, fitness facilities and other convenient services. Bus Schedule
Residential Requirements
We believe that students learn from each other, both in and out of the classroom. Therefore, living in residence is an integral part of the Marymount experience. The education acquired from the social and interpersonal experiences of residential life plays a vital role in student development. As a result, all freshman and sophomore students beginning fall 2013 must live in residence unless they meet any of the following exceptions:
- 21 years or older
- Living with parents or close relatives within 30 miles of campus
- Married, in a domestic partnership or living with a dependent child
- Current active military or veteran's status
- Qualified for financial hardship as determined by the Financial Aid office
To apply for residence, click here.
Request for Release from Residency
To request commuter status due to any of the above criteria, complete the attached form and return as indicated.
Community Activities
In addition to the many club, student government, volunteer and cultural opportunities, students enjoy a rich variety of social activities such as barbecues, study break snacks, faculty-student dinners, comedy nights, volleyball tournaments, game nights and dances. Visit Student Life
