to award doctoral, master's and bachelor's degrees. It is classified among "Doctoral/Professional Universities". The school grants bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, undergraduate and graduate certification and pre-professional programs in teaching, law, medicine and physical therapy through the College of Health and Education, College of Business, Innovation, Leadership and Technology and College of Science and Humanities. Marymount is a member of the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area, which allows students to take courses at any of the other 17 member institutions and to borrow books from their libraries. Campuses Main Campus Marymount's Main Campus is located on in the North Arlington area of Arlington, Virginia. The campus includes six residence halls: Rose Benté Lee Ostapenko Hall, Rowley Hall, Butler Hall, St. Joseph's Hall, Berg Hall and Gerard Phelan Hall; three academic buildings: Rowley Academic Center, Caruthers Hall and Gailhac Hall; St. Joseph's Hall computer labs; the Rose Benté Lee Center, which includes two gyms, Bernie's Cafe, mail facilities and recreational and meeting spaces; the Gerard Phelan Cafeteria; the Emerson G. Reinsch Library and Auditorium; The Lodge; Ireton Hall; the Administration Building; the Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Mary; and the synthetic-turf practice field. Ballston Center The primary facility of Marymount University School of Business is located in the Ballston neighborhood of Arlington, Virginia south of the main campus. The school maintains an additional campus in the Reston area of Fairfax County. The School of Business, under Dean James F. Ryerson and his staff of 34, offers full-time and part-time (evening and weekend) MBA programs, recently ranked by U.S. News & World Report among the top 20 regional, part-time programs. The university awards graduate degrees in Health Care Management (M.S.), Human Resource Management (M.A.), Information Technology (M.S.), Legal Administration (M.A.) and Management (M.S.). Undergraduate degrees are awarded for Business Administration (B.B.A.), Economics in Society (B.A.), Information Technology (B.S.) and Paralegal Studies (B.A.). General business administration, health care management, and project management courses are also offered. The average GMAT score for an MU MBA student is 650, with an average undergraduate GPA of 3.6. Marymount's Ballston Center is away from Main Campus in Arlington and houses the colleges of Business, Innovation, and Leadership and Technology. The Graduate Enrollment Services office is also located there, along with the Cody Gallery, Eats Café, Coakley Family Library, computer labs, chapel, conference center, and auditorium. Across the courtyard, The Rixey building offers retail