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Merit scholarships at Maryland colleges

Hello! I'm a junior in high school and have been thinking about my college applications. I'm considering schools in Maryland and wanted to know which ones are known for giving the most merit-based scholarships. I really need some financial help, so this info would be extremely beneficial. Thanks!

a year ago

Hello,

There are several colleges in Maryland that you might want to consider, each with their own unique scholarship offerings. Here are a few:

1. Johns Hopkins University: Despite being a need-based institution, they occasionally offer merit scholarships to exceptionally talented students. The Hodson Trustees' Scholarship, for example, is a merit-based scholarship that provides significant funds to roughly 20 students each year.

2. Towson University: It is known for its Presidential Scholarship, a merit-based scholarship that covers full in-state tuition, fees, room, board, and offers a book allowance.

3. University of Maryland - College Park: The Banneker/Key Scholars Program provides a merit-based scholarship that covers full tuition, mandatory fees, room, and board.

4. Loyola University Maryland: They offer merit scholarships that range from $12,500 to $25,000 per year, depending on the academic standing of the student.

5. University of Maryland - Baltimore County (UMBC): UMBC offers several merit-based scholarships, under the UMBC Merit Scholarships Program, which covers a substantial amount towards tuition and fees.

These are just a few examples. Each Maryland college has its own merit-based scholarship program, so look into each one's specific offerings. Apart from institutional scholarships, don't forget to apply for external scholarships as well, as they can significantly help reduce your college expenses.

Keep in mind that, beyond just the scholarships, you will want to ensure that your potential college meets your academic and career aspirations as well. Good luck!

a year ago

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