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Life at UMBC. Our UMBC community is committed to helping you achieve excellence as a student and beyond. Whether breaking boundaries in the classroom and the lab, or stretching your limits on stage or the playing field, Retrievers are in it #UMBCTogether.
Visit Undergraduate Admissions for information on how to decide if UMBC is the right school for you, application instructions and deadlines, financial aid opportunities, and more. Visit Undergraduate Admissions. Add UMBC to Your Common App.
We combine grit and supportive community to reach excellence across the board — in the classroom, the lab, and the concert hall; on stage and on the court. We value each other as whole people, and we come together to learn, solve problems, create new things, and just have fun. Learn about UMBC’s Mission & Vision.
UMBC offers students the learning opportunities of a liberal arts college with the creative intensity of a leading research university. Here you will find the current graduate and undergraduate programs and degrees offered at UMBC’s main campus as well as UMBC at the Universities at Shady Grove.
Welcome to the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at UMBC! From visual arts to economics to psychology, from ancient studies to media & communication studies, and from Asian Studies to American Studies, our College spans the disciplines, the centuries, and the globe.
Your Window into a Day at UMBC. From sunrise to sunset, UMBC hums with activity. This time-lapse video captures UMBC campus from dawn until well after dusk and was created by Tolu Omokehinde, a Meyerhoff Scholar and Biochemistry major with a passion for time lapse photography.
Read Alicyn's Story. @UMBClife. Stay up-to-date on what’s happening in #RetrieverNation. UMBC gives undergraduate students the best of what private institutions might offer–highly respected professors and world-class research opportunities–without the hefty price tag.
UMBC has an annual research portfolio of about $75 million. We are rapidly growing successful partnerships with federal and state agencies, foundations, and the private sector to create a space where all UMBC researchers—including graduate students— can make a difference through their work.
The Undergraduate Catalog includes information about academic policies, standards and administrative requirements, rights and regulations, undergraduate baccalaureate degree requirements, academic programs and resources, admission, tuition and fees and special opportunities.
You’ve completed college level coursework at an institution of higher learning after receiving a high school diploma or passing the GED. You're planning to study at UMBC's home campus or UMBC at the Universities at Shady Grove. Apply as a Transfer Student.
