Scholarships are a great way to help you pay for the cost of your education.
There are two categories of scholarships: merit and need. While both recognize the highest-achieving applicants, the first type is awarded entirely on the basis of merit, the other on financial need as well as merit. Private scholarships are also available from other sources.
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Graduate Scholarships
Baltimore City Scholars Program
The Baltimore City Scholars Program provides Baltimore city government employees, and a select group of nongovernment Baltimore city employees, the opportunity for additional financial aid to further their undergraduate education and directly contribute to a more educated city workforce.
Graduate applicants must have verification of graduation and an undergraduate degree conferred with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher. Students must enroll at least half-time in a degree-granting program. Also, applicants must be currently working full-time for the city of Baltimore or have been working for an eligible nongovernment employer in Baltimore city for at least 12 months. This is a competitive scholarship.
Merit-Based Scholarships
Graduate students are automatically considered for a merit-based scholarship at the time of admission. The amount awarded depends on a variety of factors. Students applying for fall, spring and summer will be considered. No FAFSA is required.
Connect with an admission counselor to learn more.
Other Scholarships
Other scholarships may be awarded by the following academic departments:
Maryland Legislative Scholarships
Maryland state senators and delegates offer scholarships to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students living within the districts they represent who enroll at least half-time. Requirements and application processes vary by legislator.
For additional information on these scholarships, visit the Maryland Higher Education Commission website.
To determine which senators and delegates are in your district, go to mdelect.net and enter your address in the search bar.
UBalt Foundation Scholarships
UBalt Foundation scholarships are made possible by generous alumni and friends of The University of Baltimore. Scholarships are offered for many degree programs. To inquiry about the availability of a UBalt Foundation scholarship please email foundationscholarships@ubalt.edu.
The Featherstone Scholarship
The Featherstone scholarships are open to:- High school seniors starting their first semester at The University of Baltimore
- Undergraduate transfer students
- Current UB undergraduates (at any grade level) students
- Current UB graduate students
Scholarships are open to underrepresented communities such as international students, immigrants, Hispanic/Latinx heritage or racial minority groups, first-generation college students, and/or those with economic challenges to higher education.
This is a competitive scholarship. Students should have a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) and have demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities. They will also need to complete an essay outlining career goals and aspirations.
Special Note: Scholarship award amounts and deadlines change yearly so please visit: Featherstone Foundation at The University of Baltimore
To submit your inquiry please visit: The Featherstone website
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Undergraduate Transfer Scholarships
The Bob Parsons Scholarship
Through The Bob Parsons Scholarship Fund, UBalt is investing in Pell Grant eligible transfer and military/veteran students by providing financial support toward tuition and fees while you complete your bachelor's degree. Eligible students will receive the difference between their Pell award and in-state tuition and fees. Students must earn an associate’s degree (or qualify for the military waiver) and enroll full-time at UBalt. No additional application is required, but students must complete the FAFSA for consideration.
Baltimore City Scholars Program
The Baltimore City Scholars Program provides Baltimore city government employees, and a select group of nongovernment Baltimore city employees, the opportunity for additional financial aid to further their undergraduate education and directly contribute to a more educated city workforce.
Undergraduate applicants must have at least 60 college-level credits and a cumulative gpa of 2.5 or higher. Students must enroll at least half-time in a degree-granting program. Also, applicants must be currently working full-time for the city of Baltimore or have been working for an eligible nongovernment employer in Baltimore city for at least 12 months. This is a competitive scholarship.
The Featherstone Scholarship
The Featherstone scholarships are open to:- High school seniors starting their first semester at The University of Baltimore
- Undergraduate transfer students
- Current UB undergraduates (at any grade level) students
- Current UB graduate students
Scholarships are open to underrepresented communities such as international students, immigrants, Hispanic/Latinx heritage or racial minority groups, first-generation college students, and/or those with economic challenges to higher education.
This is a competitive scholarship. Students should have a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) and have demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities. They will also need to complete an essay outlining career goals and aspirations.
Special Note: Scholarship award amounts and deadlines change yearly so please visit: Featherstone Foundation at The University of Baltimore
To submit your inquiry please visit: The Featherstone website
Wilson Presidential Scholarship
The Wilson Presidential Scholarship is available to new transfer students who are seeking their first bachelor’s degree with at least 60 credits.
This is a competitive scholarship. Students must have a cumulative transfer GPA of 3.5 or higher when entering. The Wilson Presidential Scholarship covers 100% of in-state tuition.
The Wilson Presidential Scholarship Application can be submitted using our Secure Upload Service.
The Samuel G. Rose Scholars Award
The Rose Scholars Award is available to both full-time and half-time students financial assistance to complete their bachelor’s degree. Awards range from $400 a year to full in-state tuition and fees. To be eligible, students must have completed at least 24 credits and complete the FAFSA. Additional eligibility qualifications must be met. No additional application is required.
Merit-Based Scholarships
Transfer students are automatically considered for a merit-based scholarship at the time of admission. The amount awarded depends on a variety of factors. Students applying for fall, spring and summer will be considered. No FAFSA is required.
Connect with an admission counselor to learn more.
Other Scholarships
Other scholarships may be awarded by the following academic departments:
Maryland Legislative Scholarships
Maryland state senators and delegates offer scholarships to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students living within the districts they represent who enroll at least half-time. Requirements and application processes vary by legislator.
For additional information on these scholarships, visit the Maryland Higher Education Commission website.
To determine which senators and delegates are in your district, go to mdelect.net and enter your address in the search bar.
UBalt Foundation Scholarships
UBalt Foundation scholarships are made possible by generous alumni and friends of The University of Baltimore. Scholarships are offered for many degree programs. To inquiry about the availability of a UBalt Foundation scholarship please email foundationscholarships@ubalt.edu.
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First Year Undergraduate Scholarships
Merit-Based Scholarships
First-time undergraduates are automatically considered for in-state tuition, which could be the full amount offered to full-time students if funds are available. These merit-based scholarships are determined by your high school GPA and/or you SAT/ACT scores at the time of admission. Priority consideration for scholarships is given to those whose application is received by December 1st for the Fall semester. Consideration for spring semester applicants is based on availability of funds. No FAFSA is required.
Connect with an admission counselor to learn more.
The Featherstone Scholarship
The Featherstone scholarships are open to:- High school seniors starting their first semester at The University of Baltimore
- Undergraduate transfer students
- Current UB undergraduates (at any grade level) students
- Current UB graduate students
Scholarships are open to underrepresented communities such as international students, immigrants, Hispanic/Latinx heritage or racial minority groups, first-generation college students, and/or those with economic challenges to higher education.
This is a competitive scholarship. Students should have a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average (GPA) and have demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities. They will also need to complete an essay outlining career goals and aspirations.
Special Note: Scholarship award amounts and deadlines change yearly so please visit: Featherstone Foundation at The University of Baltimore
To submit your inquiry please visit: The Featherstone website
The Samuel G. Rose Scholars Award
The Rose Scholars Award is available to both full-time and half-time students financial assistance to complete their bachelor’s degree. Awards range from $400 a year to full in-state tuition and fees. To be eligible, students must have completed at least 24 credits and complete the FAFSA. Additional eligibility qualifications must be met. No additional application is required.
Other Scholarships
Other scholarships may be awarded by the following academic departments:
Maryland Legislative Scholarships
Maryland state senators and delegates offer scholarships to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students living within the districts they represent who enroll at least half-time. Requirements and application processes vary by legislator.
For additional information on these scholarships, visit the Maryland Higher Education Commission website.
To determine which senators and delegates are in your district, go to mdelect.net and enter your address in the search bar.
UBalt Foundation Scholarships
UBalt Foundation scholarships are made possible by generous alumni and friends of The University of Baltimore. Scholarships are offered for many degree programs. To inquiry about the availability of a UBalt Foundation scholarship please email foundationscholarships@ubalt.edu.
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Law Scholarships
Law scholarships are awarded to new and continuing students on the basis of merit, need, or a combination of the two. Interested law school applicants should apply for scholarships regardless of their financial circumstances because some awards are based on factors other than need. Applying for a scholarship has no effect on the admissions decision.
For more information, visit the School of Law Scholarship web page.
Maryland Legislative Scholarships
Maryland state senators and delegates offer scholarships to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students living within the districts they represent who enroll at least half-time. Requirements and application processes vary by legislator.
For additional information on these scholarships, visit the Maryland Higher Education Commission website.
To determine which senators and delegates are in your district, go to mdelect.net and enter your address in the search bar.
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Military and Veteran and Family Member Scholarships
The Bob Parsons Scholarship
Through The Bob Parsons Scholarship Fund, UBalt is investing in Pell Grant eligible transfer and military/veteran students by providing financial support toward tuition and fees while you complete your bachelor's degree. Eligible students will receive the difference between their Pell award and in-state tuition and fees. Students must earn an associate’s degree (or qualify for the military waiver) and enroll full-time at UBalt. No additional application is required, but students must complete the FAFSA for consideration.
Organizations Offering Scholarships
The following organizations offer scholarships primarily to active duty military, veterans, and/or their families.
- American Legion
- AMVETS
- Army Officers' Spouses' Club of the Greater Washington Area
- Paralyzed Veterans of America
- Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship
The Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship provides assistance to degree seeking undergraduate or graduate students who are children of a member of the United States Armed Forces who died as a result of military service or who suffered a service-connected 100 percent permanent disability as result of military service.
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Scholarships on the Web
The University maintains this list of scholarships search engines as a courtesy and does not have any involvement or responsibility in the application or awarding process.
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All awarded institutional funds, including scholarships and grants, are applied to tuition and fees only. These funds are nonrefundable.