University of Baltimore

Overview

The University of Baltimore (UB), established in 1925, is a public university located in Baltimore, Maryland, within close proximity to the economic and cultural hub of the Greater Baltimore/Washington D.C. area. Characterized by its urban campus setting, UB integrates state-of-the-art facilities, such as the contemporary UB Student Center and the law-focused John and Frances Angelos Law Center renowned for its energy-efficient architecture. The university offers a robust array of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs with notable strengths in business, law, public administration, and applied psychology. While the University of Baltimore maintains a moderately selective admissions process, it places a strong emphasis on providing educational opportunities to non-traditional students and those seeking professional advancement. Housing options are available to students through a partnership with the nearby Maryland Institute College of Art; however, many students opt for off-campus living in the city. UB stands out for its practical integration of professional skills with academic learning, fulfilling its mission to serve the educational needs of working adults.

In the most recent statistical year 150 prospective students applied, and 134 were granted admission.  Of those admitted 31 enrolled in the school.  1,713 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 1,575 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $7,296 plus fees of $2,210.