Maryland Private Colleges Ranked by Lowest Acceptance Rate
List of Private Colleges by Acceptance Rate
List of Private Colleges by Acceptance Rate
Below is a ranking of the 17 private colleges in Maryland with the lowest acceptance rate for freshman undergraduate applications. Johns Hopkins University leads the list by accepting 13% of high school students that applied.
Data is reported for the 2017/18 academic year by the U.S. Department of Education National Center for Education Statistics.
| College | Acceptance Rate | |
|---|---|---|
| J |
Johns Hopkins University |
13% |
| W |
Washington College |
48% |
| S |
St John's College |
54% |
| W |
Washington Adventist University |
61% |
| S |
Stevenson University |
61% |
| M |
Maryland Institute College of Art |
62% |
| M |
Mount St Mary's University |
64% |
| N |
Ner Israel Rabbinical College |
64% |
| N |
Notre Dame of Maryland University |
71% |
| C |
Capitol College |
75% |
| L |
Loyola University Maryland |
75% |
| G |
Goucher College |
79% |
| H |
Hood College |
81% |
| M |
McDaniel College |
85% |
| S |
Sojourner Douglass College |
100% |
| W |
Washington Bible College Capital Bible Seminary |
100% |
| M |
Maple Springs Baptist Bible College and Seminary |
100% |
