University of Maryland--Baltimore County, MD
School Type
Public
Acceptance Rate
57%
Tuition
In-state: $11,518
Out-of-state: $25,654
Eligibility For Public Schools
Both
International Students
N/A
US News Ranking
#159 in National Universities
Scholarships
Center For Women In Technology Scholarship
Type
Competitive
Amount
Varies
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
Not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The Center for Women In Technology (CWIT) at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) is a merit-based scholarship program for talented undergraduates majoring in computer science, information systems, business technology administration (with a technical focus), computer engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical/biochemical/environmental engineering, or a related program at UMBC.
Cyber Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
$5,000 to $15,000
Required GPA
3.25
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The goal of the UMBC Cyber Scholars Program is to prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals in an increasingly digital age, with a focus on increasing the participation of women and other underrepresented groups in this fast-growing field.
The UMBC Cyber Scholars Program is directed by the UMBC Center for Cybersecurity and run in partnership with UMBC?s Center for Women in Technology (CWIT). The program began in Fall 2013 with a goal to support 15 to 20 scholars annually. Scholars are supported financially and incorporated into a scholarship community that includes special on-campus housing, unique courses, mentoring, and the chance to take part in cybersecurity research and internships early in their academic careers.
Humanities Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
Varies
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The Humanities Scholars Program enables undergraduate humanities scholars to become independent thinkers who examine cultural products and practices from a multitude of perspectives. It provides educational opportunities and strong support for learning, research, and civic engagement to a cohort of particularly talented young people who, over time, will have an impact on the intellectual atmosphere of the campus and will make significant contributions to the humanities in society.
Merit Scholarships
Type
Competitive
Amount
$1,000 to $22,000
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
UMBC offers a range of general merit scholarships to in-state, out-of-state and international students. Scholarships range from $1,000 to $22,000. General merit scholarships do not require separate application. Prospective incoming freshmen will automatically be reviewed for these awards provided timely applications for admission are filed. Freshmen candidates are reviewed based on high school programs (9th through 11th grade), individual grades, cumulative averages, and SAT or ACT scores. Award consideration is based upon a numerical standard and the competition of the applicant pool. Eligibility is based on credentials provided at the time of application for admission.
Meyerhoff Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
$10000 to $22000
Required GPA
3
Required SAT
0
Required Act
24
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The Meyerhoff Scholars Program is open to all high-achieving high school seniors who have an interest in pursuing doctoral study in the sciences or engineering, and who are interested in the advancement of minorities in the sciences and related fields. Students must be nominated for the program and are most typically nominated by their high school administrators, guidance counselors, and teachers. Must have a 24 combined ACT score or a 600 on the Math section of the SAT.
Meyerhoff Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
$5000 to $15000
Required GPA
3
Required SAT
0
Required Act
24
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The Meyerhoff Scholars Program is open to all high-achieving high school seniors who have an interest in pursuing doctoral study in the sciences or engineering, and who are interested in the advancement of minorities in the sciences and related fields. Students must be nominated for the program and are most typically nominated by their high school administrators, guidance counselors, and teachers. Must have a 24 combined ACT score or a 600 on the Math section of the SAT.
Sherman Stem Teacher Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
Varies
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The Sherman STEM Teacher Scholars Program aims to have a positive effect on the growing shortage of highly qualified STEM teachers and to cultivate in those teachers a strong understanding of diverse student populations, high-needs school environments, and urban communities. Graduates of the program teach in Baltimore and throughout Maryland.
Sherman Scholars are students who strive to be outstanding science and math teachers, to share their passion for and knowledge of STEM to future generations, and to make a difference in the lives of others.
Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
up to $15000
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The mission of the Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program is to support talented undergraduates aspiring to careers in a wide variety of public service fields, including government, law, non-profit leadership, education, healthcare, and the private sector.
Sondheim Scholars address urgent social problems alongside communities through service-learning, internships, activism, and research.
Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program
Type
Competitive
Amount
up to $22000
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The mission of the Sondheim Public Affairs Scholars Program is to support talented undergraduates aspiring to careers in a wide variety of public service fields, including government, law, non-profit leadership, education, healthcare, and the private sector.
Sondheim Scholars address urgent social problems alongside communities through service-learning, internships, activism, and research.
Linehan Artist Scholars Program
Type
Talent
Amount
Varies
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
24-29
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 570-670
SAT Critical Reading: 550-650
SAT Writing: 530-630
Description
The Linehan Artist Scholars Program is for talented students who are serious about pursuing their art in a university setting. Scholars are able to explore their artistic endeavors with UMBC?s internationally acclaimed arts faculty. Rigorous academics and challenging coursework prepare artists for success in multiple fields. A generous gift from Earl and Darielle Linehan supports the Linehan Artist Scholars Program. This is a four-year scholarship, for students who enter UMBC as freshmen with a major in the arts. The Linehan Artist Scholars Program looks for students who distinguish themselves both academically and artistically.
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CERTIFIED COLLEGE FUNDING SPECIALIST®
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