Transfer Admission

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Knowledge That Works is our commitment to our students. We’ve built a reputation for ensuring that our students are prepared for rewarding careers in high-demand industries.

We know Transfer. More than half of our new undergraduates every year are transfer students, and we've been recognized as a leader within the University System of Maryland in terms of the number of credits we accept and apply toward your degree.

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Submit your online application, including the Maryland Residency Form to be considered for In-state tuition.
Have official transcripts from all schools you've attended sent to UBalt, either electronically or in the mail.
Are you an international F1 transfer student? Contact our Office of International Admission and Services to speak with an international admission counselor for guidance and assistance.

Scholarships:

New transfer students are offered scholarships based on a number of different factors:

For new students, an annual merit-based scholarship amount is offered to both half- and full time students.
The Bob Parsons Scholarship Fund may provide you the chance to complete your bachelors degree for free.
The Samuel G. Rose Scholars Award provides opportunities for half- and full-time transfer students.
Additional scholarships are available to PTK members, veterans and their family members, Baltimore city employees and more.
International, DACA and Dreamer students may be eligible for these awards.

Visit your Maryland community college page:

Select your community college to learn more about transfer pathways and degree maps, our BeeLine Dual Admission program, special events, and how to contact your designated admission counselor.

Transferring from another community college or four-year institution? Learn more.

Attend the #1 public university in Maryland for working adults.

Need to know info:

Apply online today:

Scholarships:

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