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Looking for Accessible Colleges in Maryland

Hey guys, I'm just wondering if anyone has any updates on some of the easier colleges to get accepted into in Maryland? Not just based on acceptance rate, but taking into account programs offered, available resources, and opportunities too. Does anyone have any thoughts on schools that are not super competitive but still offer a quality education?

a year ago

It sounds like what you're looking for are universities that are generally less competitive to get into in Maryland, but still offer solid programs and resources. Two schools that come to mind immediately are Towson University and Salisbury University.

Salisbury University, located in Salisbury, Maryland, has an 89% acceptance rate. It's a public university known for programs like business, nursing, and psychology. It's also known for maintaining a smaller campus feel, with an average class size of 23.

Towson University, located just outside of Baltimore, has an acceptance rate of 83%. Towson is renowned for its programs in Business, Education, and Health Professions. Towson's Center for Student Diversity is also very active, hosting events and providing resources to support inclusivity on campus.

Both universities provide opportunities for hands-on learning, internships, and campus involvement, which are fantastic ways to gain experience outside of the traditional classroom setting. Remember, the fit of a college is just as important as its acceptance rate, so I encourage you to tour the campuses, if possible, or take virtual tours and reach out to admissions or current students to get a better sense of each institution.

When considering ease of acceptance, also remember that each university might weigh applications differently. Some might focus more on GPA, others on extracurricular involvement or essays. But generally, at both Towson and Salisbury, a balanced application with a solid GPA and some involvement outside the classroom should give you a good shot. Do check each college's admission requirements ahead of time though, to ensure you meet their criteria.

Good luck with your college search!

a year ago

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