Options for universities in Maryland (MD)

I'm looking into universities in Maryland and want to know which ones have strong programs, especially in science and engineering. Are there any standout schools or hidden gems I should consider when applying?

Absolutely! Maryland hosts several universities renowned for their science and engineering programs.

First and foremost is the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore; it's an internationally recognized research institution, with world-class programs in various sciences and particularly impressive biomedical engineering programs.

The University of Maryland, College Park, is another notable option. It has a well-regarded A. James Clark School of Engineering that offers a wide range of programs like mechanical, aerospace, chemical, and computer engineering. Moreover, their programs in Physics and Computer Science are also quite impressive.

In addition to these larger research institutions, you also have the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, known for its strong STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programs.

Also worth mentioning, is the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC), known for their impressive programs in the biological sciences and engineering.

Lastly, Loyola University Maryland, another Jesuit institution, is known for its small classes, individual attention, and a broad-based liberal arts curriculum. Their Engineering program is offered in partnership with the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

In terms of hidden gems, look into Morgan State University, which offers a range of engineering and science programs and is recognized as a leading institution among historically black colleges and universities.

Remember to thoroughly research each of these to see which ones align with your goals and expectations. These schools differ significantly in terms of size, location, atmosphere, academic rigor, research opportunities, resources, and student life.