Hey as The Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area serves as an intellectual resource for the students and faculty of the member universities in the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.


Important dates

February 26, 2016 Student deadline to submit applications to the Consortium

March 11, 2016 Consortium sends completed applications to Economic Club

April 22, 2016 Winning applications selected

April 29, 2016 Contact 2016 Fellowship winners

Spring/Early Summer Fellowship Awards presentation at an Economic Club Signature Event

Consortium Registration Policies
Candidates who wish to enrol for a consortium course may do so during the first two weeks of classes. Only if classes start at the consortium school prior to the start date at American University will an exception be made.
To participate in consortium cross-registration, students must be eligible for enrolment at American University and accepted in a degree program. Non-degree students are not permitted to take courses through the consortium.
Students are not permitted to register for courses through the consortium which are offered at American University. Undergraduate and graduate students are not permitted to enrol in courses whose content are substantially the same as courses offered at AU.
Credits earned through the consortium are considered residence credits and thus fulfill academic requirements of the University (excluding General Education, University Mathematics, and College Writing requirement).
Courses that do not carry degree credit at the visited school will not be counted for degree credits at American University. American University will not honor credits earned through consortium cross registration for any course that is considered a non-credit course.
Auditing courses through the consortium is not permitted.
Independent study projects, tutorial, institute courses, off campus courses, courses in law and medicine and non-credit courses (except ROTC at Georgetown and Howard) are excluded from consortium cross-registration.
AU students will be charged the American University tuition rate for consortium courses. All special fees for consortium courses must be paid by the student at the visited school.
Candidates are expected to follow the regulations governing academic integrity and personal conduct at visited institutions.
Candidates enrolled at two or more Consortium institutions are not eligible to participate in Consortium registration at those institutions.
Address:

Consortium of Universities

1 Dupont Cir NW,

Washington, DC 20036,

United States

Phone:+1 202-331-8080