Sending your child to college is an exciting milestone, but we understand it can also feel overwhelming. At The University of Baltimore, we offer a range of resources and support to help both you and your student feel confident as you join the UBalt family.
As a public institution, UBalt offers a high-quality education at an affordable price. For more details on tuition and fees, including out-of-state rates, visit our tuition page.
Have questions? The Office of the Bursar is your go-to resource for tuition-related inquiries and payment plan options.
All students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships upon admission. Scholarship amounts are based on academic performance, with stronger academic profiles leading to higher scholarship awards. International students, DACA recipients, and "Dreamers" may also qualify for these scholarships.
For financial aid, including loans, grants, and federal work-study, students need to complete the FAFSA. UBalt's school code is 002102. For more details, visit the Office of Financial Aid website or contact them at 410.837.4763.
Yes, UBalt is regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, with a 10-year renewal granted in June 2017.
In addition, we maintain programmatic accreditations from respected organizations such as the American Bar Association, the Association of American Law Schools, and others.
At UBalt, you'll be taught by experienced faculty members who bring real-world expertise to the classroom. Many professors work in the field during the day and teach in the evenings, weekends, or online, ensuring a practical, career-focused curriculum. Our courses include internships, capstone projects, and opportunities to push boundaries, all aimed at helping you succeed.
All students benefit from small class sizes (up to 30 students), flexible scheduling, and online learning options. A bachelor's degree requires 120 credits, and accelerated pathways into graduate programs or the UBalt School of Law may save you time and money by allowing you to apply undergraduate courses toward your graduate degree.
To support your success, we offer program-specific academic advising upon entry and at key credit milestones (30, 45, 60, and 90 credits), ensuring you stay on track both academically and personally.
To apply, students must complete the online application, including the Maryland Residency Form, and submit the following documents for review:
First-Year Students (fewer than 30 college credits):
Transfer Students (30+ earned or in-progress credits):
All students (with parental assistance) should also submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form.
The University of Baltimore is test score optional for first-year admission consideration. Contact a personal admission counselor for additional information and plan to attend one of our information sessions.
As a state institution, UBalt must verify whether a student is an in-state or out-of-state resident. In-state students pay lower tuition, supported by state funding. To qualify for in-state residency, students must meet specific Maryland requirements. Students who do not complete the residency form will be classified as out-of-state.
First-Year Students:
Transfer Students:
International Students:
Eligible for fall and spring start dates. Apply well in advance to allow time for
visa processing.
Note: The UBalt School of Law has its own application deadline.
After applying, students will receive instructions for logging into MyUBalt, our online student portal. Through MyUBalt, they can:
Once admitted, students will receive most communications via UBalt email, which they can access through MyUBalt. It’s important to check this email regularly.
Note: Under FERPA and UBalt policy, parents do not have automatic access to a student’s academic records. Access can only be granted if the student completes the Record Release Form or via a legal subpoena.
UBalt does not provide on-campus housing, but our midtown Baltimore location offers many apartment options. Our housing website features a list of local apartments.
Many students choose to commute, as UBalt is accessible by the MARC train, Light Rail, subway, and multiple bus routes. We also offer student parking plans in two on-campus garages.
UBalt is located in Baltimore's vibrant Mount Vernon Cultural District, surrounded by other universities, residences, and businesses.
UBalt takes safety seriously, partnering with the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) for campus security. UMB police, armed and professionally trained, patrol the campus, while UBalt's unarmed Campus Safety and Security staff manage building access and provide patrols. UMB police and UBalt security maintain constant communication.
UBalt’s annual security report highlights why our campus is consistently ranked as one of the safest in the University System of Maryland.
UBalt offers a range of academic and support services, including:
Social and extracurricular opportunities include the Rosenberg Center for Student Engagement, over 50 student clubs, The Bob Parsons Veterans Center, the Office of International Services, and the Baltimore Collegetown Network, which connects UBalt with 14 other area colleges.
Additionally, our Student Assistance Program (SAP) provides 24/7 mental health and wellness support, offering counseling, family assistance, substance use help, and legal and financial consulting.
Yes! Our admission counselors are happy to meet with you. To schedule a meeting, contact the Office of Admission at 410.837.4777 or admission@ubalt.edu.
