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J.D./Master In addition to separate graduate and law degrees, the Law School and the Graduate Studies also offer a joint program of studies leading to degrees of Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) and Master of Arts/Masters in Business Administration/Masters in Public Administration/Master of Science. The joint degree program allows a student to complete the requirements for both degrees in three to four years. This is accomplished by twelve hours of law credit being transferred as elective credit to the appropriate masters degree and six hours of masters credit being transferred as elective credit toward the J.D. Student must complete a minimum of 24 semester hours of master courses at St. Mary's University, exclusive of prerequisites. The first year of study consists of law courses.

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During the second and third years, the student completes the remaining law and appropriate master courses. Admission to the joint program requires application to both Schools although application to the Graduate Studies need not be made until the student begins law School.

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In addition to separate graduate degrees, the School of Humanities and Social Science and the Greehey School of Business also offer a joint program of studies leading to degrees of Master of Arts (M.A.) and Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.). The joint degree program allows a student to complete the requirements for both degree in two and half years (30 months). This accomplished by six hours of the IO program transferred to the M.B.A. Program and six of the M.B.A. Program transferred to the IO program. Students must complete a minimum of 24 semester hours of master courses at St.

Mary's, exclusive of prerequisites. Students will spend the first year in the IO program completing IO coursework. Beginning in the 2 nd year, students will join the M.B.A. Brass gates riddim rar.

Program and begin taking the regular sequence of classes. In addition to the normal M.B.A. Curriculum, the students will need to complete one additional IO course each semester in the 2 nd year. Students will need to take a total of 12 hours each semester during the 2 nd year. During the Fall Semester of the 3 rd year, students will take the regular M.B.A.

Admission to the joint program requires application to both programs although application to the M.B.A. Program need not be made until the student begins IO coursework.

Administrative staff 212 full-time 147 part-time 2,393 1,475 Location, U.S.: Campus, 135 acres (0.55 km 2) Gold and blue Athletics – Affiliations Mascot Rattler Man Website St. Mary's University is a and located on 135 acres (0.55 km 2) west of, United States.

Mary's is a nationally recognized master's level school ranked among the top colleges in the west for best value and academic reputation. Mary's was named by as first in the nation in the category of Master's Universities for promoting an ethic of service to country; fostering scientific and humanistic research; and performing as an engine of social mobility. Founded by the in 1852, St. Mary's is the oldest Catholic university in Texas and the American Southwest.

With a diverse student population of nearly 4,000, St. Mary's is home to the School of Humanities and Social Sciences; the School of Science, Engineering and Technology; the Greehey School of Business; and the. Contents. History Founded as St. Mary's Institute, the school opened on Aug. 25, 1852, with a faculty of five and an enrollment of 12 boys.

In 1921 all college classes were transferred from downtown to the St. Louis College campus. Louis College became St.

Mary's College with an enrollment of 12 in the freshman class. Grade school and high school students remained at the downtown school, which adopted the name St.

Mary's Academy. Mary's College quickly gained senior college status and in 1927 the first class of bachelor's degree candidates graduated from the newly renamed St. Mary's University. In 1932, the high school programs at St. Mary's Academy relocated from the College Street campus to become. Personal attention and powerful academic programs have made St. Mary's, located on 135 acres (0.55 km 2) 3 miles northwest of Downtown San Antonio, a nationally recognized liberal arts institution with a diverse student population of nearly 4,000 of all faiths and backgrounds.

After over a century as an all-male institution, St. Mary's opened its doors to female students in 1963 and became a coeducational university.

In 1987, Polish-American silent film star left most of her estate to St. Mary's University, including a collection of memorabilia and several rare prints of her films. Mary's University also set up a scholarship in her name. Academic programs National 561 Regional 21 (West) 20 St.

Mary's offers more than 75 academic programs, in addition to pre-professional programs in medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, allied health, and law. Mary's graduate studies offer 19 master's programs and 2 Ph.D.

A student-faculty ratio of 12 to 1 assures personal attention designed to help students excel in their chosen fields. Mary's has some 200 full-time faculty members, 94 percent of whom hold doctorate or terminal degrees. Mary's University integrates liberal arts and professional studies in each student's degree.

The School of Humanities and Social Sciences is the largest school at the University. Mary's is accredited through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

In addition, the Greehey School of Business is accredited by AACSB International, Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Electrical and industrial engineering programs in the School of Science, Engineering and Technology are recognized through accreditation by ABET Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.

Law School. Main article: In October 1927, the San Antonio Bar Association established the San Antonio School of Law, and for seven years after its founding was administered by a board of governors under the control of the bar association. Until the School of Law became associated with a physical campus, classes were held at the Bexar County Courthouse. In an attempt to maximize educational and material resources of the fledgling institution, the Board of Governors negotiated with St. Mary's University regarding a transfer of the School of Law's administrative control.

The transfer was completed on October 1, 1934, and St. Mary's University School of Law was officially established.

The School of Law was then housed at St. Mary's University's then downtown campus at 112 College Street, situated near the San Antonio River Walk. Possessing several military bases, San Antonio experienced a surge of population and industry in the years immediately following the World War II. This exponential growth resulted in more law students.

To meet these new demands adequately, the School of Law organized itself to meet the requirements of the American Bar Association and the Association of American Law Schools. It received accreditation from the ABA in February 1948 and became a member of the AALS in December 1949.

On December 19, 1967, the School of Law relocated from the College Street campus to join the main campus of St. A multimillion-dollar expansion project had provided for the addition of eight new buildings to the main University campus, including a lecture hall, law library, and faculty building comprising the Law Center. The school held its first classes the next month, in January 1968.

Since 1968, the school has had several structures rededicated, renovated, or expanded, including the Law Administration Building, housing the office of the dean; the Law Classroom Building; and the Sarita Kenedy East Law Library, dedicated in 1984 after the John G. And Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation gave the School of Law $7.5 million to fund its construction in January 1982. Research As a liberal arts institution, students at St. Mary's are encouraged to undertake undergraduate research. Conference travel funds and summer programs support student research in the sciences, humanities, and business.

Students contribute to research in both the humanities and STEM fields using cutting edge theoretical frameworks and critically emerging technology in robotics and bioengineering. Research serves as both teaching tool and training ground for students who contribute their knowledge and skills in artificial intelligence, diabetes therapy, hip stem replacement research, interactive digital maps as well as social justice issues relating to migration, law, among others. Internationally oriented degrees and study-abroad programs encourage a global consciousness on the part of both faculty and students.

Study abroad programs are designed to take academic or service experiences to a new level, stretch the imagination, deepen a student's understanding of the world that surrounds him and create memories that will last a lifetime. An involved student community St. Mary's promotes a campus culture of service and change in the community. Students who live on campus become a part of more than just the campus community as organizations offer academic, political, cultural, social and community service activities. Students also actively participate in 60 University-sponsored clubs and organizations, or in programs such as, the Ethics Bowl, and Coffee and Politics. University Ministry fosters a spirit of community and faith.

All members of the University community are invited to participate in liturgical ministries, retreat planning, Bible study, Sacramental preparation, community service projects, faith-sharing groups, and much more. Athletics. Main article: St. Mary's University is a member of and the and sponsors 12 men's and women's sports at the varsity level. Mary's has won four team national championships in men's basketball (1989), baseball (2001), softball (1986 and 2002), and one individual national title in men's golf (2006).

Athletics honors Buddy Meyer has also been inducted into the Heartland Conference Hall of Fame. Mascot The Rattler mascot has its own stories of how it came to be. Legend holds that the football practice field had to be cleared of diamondback rattlesnakes on a regular basis, thus leading to the designation.

The truth is that Brother Kinsky thought 'Rattlers' would be fitting because there was already on campus Rattler Club whose members had recently begun The Rattler newspaper. There was debate as to whether the name was being run into the ground, but the students quickly said they wanted the Rattler nickname. Alton Seekatz (B.S.C. '32), a member of the Rattler Club, described the organization as a spirit and social organization.

'It was called the Rattler Club when I got here in 1926, and I'm not sure how it got its nickname,' he said, although his stories of the club members' antics and efforts to raise school spirit would certainly 'rattle' some and 'shake' up others. Student organizations There are a total of 68 registered organizations:. Honor societies:,. Religious organizations: University Ministry.

Catholic Student Group. Minority and international student organizations: Black Student Union, Indian Student Association, International Students Association, Mexican Student Association, Students for Native American Affairs, Hispanic Law Students Association,. Other organizations: Student Branch, Inter-Fraternity Council, and Residence Hall Assoc., Student Bar Assoc., Student Government Assoc., Code Blue Dance Team, Emerging Leaders, President's Ambassadors, University Programming Council, Club, of Students, Criminal Justice Student Assoc., Club, Graduate International Relations Society, International Business Club, Psychology Club, Society of Physics, St.

Mary's Society of Mathematicians (SM)^2, Student Educators Assoc. For Dynamic Leadership, Women in Science & Engineering, Club, Club, Coro Santa Maria, Non-traditional Students, Society of Poets & Writers, Club, Fiesta Physics, Society for Applied Ethics, Pre-Law Fraternity Notable alumni. See also: Politics, law, and service., M.A. 1979, Congressman at the (2011–2016) and former Mayor of the (1996–1999 and 2003–2006)., B.

1973, lawyer and retired judge of two state district courts and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals; San Antonio native., 1991,.,., M.S. 1970, Political Science,., J.D.

1975, current and the state's former., J.D. 1977, from Texas; former justice,; St. Mary's Distinguished Law School Graduate (1994.

1969, J.D., 1972, Senior Judge, former Chief Judge,., J.D. In Finance and Risk Management, c. 2003, Republican member of the from District 117 in Bexar County., M.A., 2004, First Latina and youngest female legislator at age 27 elected to the Kansas House of Representatives, 2004., J.D. 1972,., LL.B. 1943, former U.S.

Congressman., J.D. 1977, Texas Supreme Court Justice., B.S.

1957, Laredo businessman and city councilor., B.A. 1965, for the., M.A., Texas state senator since 2007; Member of the Texas House from 2003–2007, candidate for in 2014 Republican primary election., J.D. 1979,.

– Current District Attorney of Bexar County, Texas., J.D. 1968, Chief Justice, Texas Fourth Court of Appeals., B.A. 1962, and., M.A., J.D. 1996, District Judge,., BBA 1959, Webb County county judge from 1991 to 2002., J.D. Congressman., J.D. Congressman., LL.B. 1960, co-founder of the., B.A.

1969, state court, appeals court, and probate court judge in San Antonio., B.A. 1969, unsuccessful candidate for,., B.A.

1970,., B.A. 1979,., B.A.,.,., B.A. 1988, Law 1991, judge of the in San Antonio., Law, Texas state Senator Business., B.S. 1936, former president of the Southern Pacific Company, parent company of., co-founder of., B.S. 1960, founder of and. The Greehey School of Business was named in his honor in 2005.

Religion., M.A. 1984, Joseph McCarthy Chair of Catholic Systematic Theology at. The Most Rev., S.M., B.A. 1960, first archbishop, Archbishop of Vancouver 2004–09. The Most Rev., M.A. 2001, Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit. The Most Rev., M.A.

1975, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of San Antonio. The Most Rev., B.A. 1971, Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio (2017-) Athletics., Class of 1911, former pitcher for the, and., former outfielder and Champion., American football player., B.A. 1996, former Major League Baseball pitcher., B.A. 1977, former player for the, and., B.A. 2004, former (Pre-Season) and Player. Arts, entertainment, and media., B.M.E.

1967, musicologist., broadcaster for the., J.D. 1971, American ('Thadeus & Weez')., B.A. 1979, executive producer of more than 160 made-for-television movies., Class of 1995, recording artist., B.A. 1974, correspondent and co-anchor of ABC News' Education.

1968, attorney, co-founder of the, president of, professor at the References. As of Fall 2013. Mary's University. Retrieved July 1, 2014.

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