Video: montage of various students on UBalt campus
Carey Millerdirector of student success and retention
Helping students navigate each step
Anytime you can lower the cost of attendance, lower the cost of books, it really helps students, and it allows them to know we’re putting students first.
Carey Miller came to The University of Baltimore to see where he could support students toward their goal of graduating. After 13 years, he's proud of his impact.
Carey Millerdirector of student success and retention
Diarra “Dee” ScottB.S. in Business Administration student
Building a Blueprint for Hope
The University is something great that people can gravitate to, in all walks of life.
Diarra “Dee” Scott met a group of men enrolled in The University of Baltimore’s Second Chance program who inspired him to be more than the result of his sentence.
Diarra “Dee” ScottB.S. in Business Administration student
Danica NelsonB.S. ’26, M.S. in Criminal Justice student
Conference encourages chosen path
I had the opportunity to meet many wonderful professionals, share my career goals and receive thoughtful advice and encouragement regarding my passion for this field.
Danica Nelson, B.S. ’26, an M.S. in Criminal Justice student, shares what a grant-funded trip to a national Crime Victims Conference meant to her.
Danica NelsonB.S. ’26, M.S. in Criminal Justice student
Takashi OhdeSpecial Ambassador
Delegation from Japan's Ehime University Visits UBalt
Throughout this entire week's agenda, you and your colleagues have taken exceptional care of our students, and we are sincerely grateful.
Students and scholars from Japan's Ehime University visited the UBalt campus in September, meeting students and professors to exchange ideas and methods for resolving conflict, as well as discussions on American immigration policy and more.
Chauntell MillerB.A. '24, M.S. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology student
Fresh start brings new growth
Creating different friendships and having people check in on you made this journey much easier.
Once Chauntell decided to return to UBalt in 2024 to complete her degree, she committed to the long haul. Now she's pursuing an M.S. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology.
