Colleges and universities in Maryland
76 institutions in Maryland, ordered by enrollment. Each page lists acceptance rate, tuition, graduation rate and location.
University of Maryland Global Campus 60,084 · publicUniversity of Maryland-College Park 40,813 · publicJohns Hopkins University 30,362 · private nonprofitTowson University 19,527 · publicMontgomery College 17,780 · publicCommunity College of Baltimore County 15,803 · publicUniversity of Maryland-Baltimore County 14,148 · publicAnne Arundel Community College 11,158 · publicPrince George's Community College 10,513 · publicMorgan State University 9,808 · publicHoward Community College 8,540 · publicSalisbury University 7,030 · publicFrederick Community College 6,796 · publicUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore 6,667 · publicBowie State University 6,408 · publicHagerstown Community College 5,433 · publicHarford Community College 5,108 · publicLoyola University Maryland 5,107 · private nonprofitCollege of Southern Maryland 4,984 · publicUnited States Naval Academy 4,465 · publicFrostburg State University 4,075 · publicBaltimore City Community College 3,939 · publicStevenson University 3,507 · private nonprofitCarroll Community College 3,164 · publicUniversity of Baltimore 3,101 · publicMcDaniel College 2,882 · private nonprofitUniversity of Maryland Eastern Shore 2,844 · publicAllegany College of Maryland 2,665 · publicWor-Wic Community College 2,636 · publicMount St. Mary's University 2,499 · private nonprofitCoppin State University 2,101 · publicHood College 2,078 · private nonprofitChesapeake College 1,980 · publicMaryland Institute College of Art 1,861 · private nonprofitCecil College 1,845 · publicNotre Dame of Maryland University 1,836 · private nonprofitSANS Technology Institute 1,771 · private for-profitSt. Mary's College of Maryland 1,587 · publicGoucher College 1,500 · private nonprofitStrayer University-Maryland 1,445 · private for-profitLincoln College of Technology-Columbia 1,075 · private for-profitWashington College 916 · private nonprofitCapitol Technology University 902 · private nonprofitGarrett College 701 · publicWashington Adventist University 695 · private nonprofitMaryland University of Integrative Health 646 · private nonprofitSt. John's College 578 · private nonprofitFortis College-Landover 576 · private for-profitAll-State Career-Baltimore 535 · private for-profitNorth American Trade Schools 529 · private for-profitNer Israel Rabbinical College 449 · private nonprofitFortis Institute-Towson 373 · private for-profitMontgomery Beauty School-Baltimore Beauty & Barber School 252 · private for-profitCortiva Institute 251 · private for-profitHair Academy 241 · private for-profitHair Academy II 230 · private for-profitThe Temple Annapolis-A Paul Mitchell Partner School 221 · private for-profitWomen's Institute of Torah Seminary and College 191 · private nonprofitInstitute of Health Sciences 176 · private for-profitThe Temple-A Paul Mitchell Partner School 167 · private for-profitAward Beauty School 132 · private for-profitEmpire Beauty School-Owings Mills 131 · private for-profitPaul Mitchell the School-Jessup 125 · private for-profitAspen Beauty Academy of Laurel 118 · private for-profitBais HaMedrash and Mesivta of Baltimore 91 · private nonprofitAveda Institute-Maryland 84 · private for-profitOmega Studios' School of Applied Recording Arts & Sciences 74 · private for-profitEmpire Beauty School-Glen Burnie 73 · private for-profitMontgomery Beauty School 68 · private for-profitBaltimore Beauty & Barber School II 65 · private for-profitYeshiva College of the Nations Capital 57 · private nonprofitDel-Mar-Va Beauty Academy 43 · private for-profitBaltimore Studio of Hair Design 39 · private for-profitMaryland Beauty Academy of Essex 36 · private for-profitHolistic Massage Training Institute 28 · private for-profitHair Expressions Academy 0 · private for-profit
About higher education in Maryland
Maryland has 76 institutions in this directory, from large public research universities to small private and for-profit colleges. In-state tuition is usually far lower at public institutions, while private colleges charge the same sticker price regardless of residence — though most students receive institutional aid that lowers the actual net price.