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.
Attention Undergraduates:
You may be eligible to receive a merit scholarship from UB.
- First-time Undergraduate: Awards are made on the basis of high school GPA and SAT/ACT score(s).
- Transfer students: Awards are made on the basis of cumulative college GPA.
Fill out this form and we'll send you an estimated award amount.
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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First-time Undergraduate Scholarships
Incoming first-time undergraduates are automatically considered for up to the full amount of in-state tuition—valued at more than $28,000 over four years of enrollment as full-time students, provided funding is available. These merit-based scholarships are determined by your high school GPA and SAT/ACT scores at the time of admission.
Priority consideration for scholarships is given to those whose application is received by Dec. 1. To see if you qualify for a scholarship, click here.
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Baltimore City Scholars Program
Baltimore City employees, advance your career at The University of Baltimore. As an anchor institution in Baltimore city, The University of Baltimore is designed to meet the needs of city government, residents, neighborhoods, businesses, nonprofits and more. Through our Baltimore City Scholars Program, Baltimore city government employees and select others who work in Baltimore city may qualify for financial aid needed to further their graduate or undergraduate education and directly contribute to a more educated city workforce
Learn more to see if you qualify and how to apply.
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Featherstone Scholarships
Featherstone scholarships are open to high school seniors who will start their first semester at the University of Baltimore, undergraduate students applying to transfer to UB, as well as current U.B. college first-time undergraduates, sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students. Interested students who meet the criteria may apply now by the March 24 scholarship deadline.
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Transfer Scholarships
Incoming transfer students (those with 30 or more credits) will be automatically considered for merit scholarships based on your GPA and the number of credits earned at all previously attended schools. Full-time students with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater may receive up to $3,000 per academic year.
Half-time students with a GPA of 3.0 or greater may receive up to $1500 per academic year when enrolled in at least 6 credits.
Students with an associates degree will be awarded additional money.
To qualify for a UB merit scholarship, click here.
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Bob Parsons Scholarship
The University of Baltimore is committed to providing you access to in-demand and career-focused academic programs. Through The Bob Parsons Scholarship Fund, UB 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.
For additional information, visit the Bob Parsons Scholarship web page.
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The Wilson Presidential Scholarship is available to new transfer students entering UB who are seeking their first bachelor’s degree with at least 60 credits. 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 scholarship is automatically renewable for four semesters of full-time enrollment (eight semesters of part-time enrollment), (excluding summer), if a GPA of 3.25 is maintained at UB.
To submit the application please submit the following directly to the University of Baltimore – The Wilson Presidential Scholarship Application, an essay of no more than 400 words, two letters of reference (at least one from a college faculty member), and all other supporting materials (transcripts, etc.) must be submitted by April 20th for the Fall Semester.
Students may not receive other UB institutional scholarships while receiving the Wilson Presidential Scholarship.
Students should still complete the FAFSA (Free application for federal student aid) at fafsa.gov to be considered for federal financial aid awards.
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Graduate Scholarships
Graduate students with exemplary past academic records can earn up to $1,000 in merit scholarships per year for up to two years. The scholarship is renewable after the first year, provided the student maintains a minimum 3.25 GPA.
New graduate students may also qualify for various UB Foundation scholarships based upon admission credentials and the unique criteria of individual scholarships. Awards are made based upon admission credentials and the order in which completed admissions applications are received.
Priority consideration for scholarships is given to those whose applications are received by Dec. 1. There is no separate scholarship application process; all admitted students are automatically considered for all scholarships. Students receiving a scholarship will be notified via email.
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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 site.
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Graduate and Professional Scholarship (Law)
All in-state law students who submitted their FAFSA before March 1 will automatically be considered for this scholarship. This is a need based scholarship program that is dependent on available funding from the Maryland Higher Education Commission. For additional information on this scholarship, visit MHEC's Web site.
Selection of candidates is determined by financial need displayed by the FAFSA, enrollment, and other aid received.
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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's Web site.
To determine the Senator and Delegates in your district, visit mdelect.net. Simply enter your address and click Find.
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Edward T. Conroy Memorial & Jean B. Cryor Memorial Scholarship
The Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship is funded by the Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) and administered by UB's Office of Financial Aid.
The award is for students who meet one of the following criteria:
- the son, daughter, or the surviving spouse (who has not remarried) of a member of the United States Armed Forces who died as a result of military service or who suffered a service-connected 100% permanent disability as result of military service;
- a veteran who suffers a service-connected disability of 25% or greater, as a result of military service, and has exhausted or is no longer eligible for federal veterans’ educational benefits;
- the son, daughter, or surviving spouse of a victim of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks who died as a result of the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City, the attack on the Pentagon in Virginia, or the crash of United Airlines Flight 93 in Pennsylvania;
- a POW/MIA of the Vietnam Conflict or his/her son or daughter and was a resident of this State at the time the person was declared to be a prisoner of war or missing in action;
- the son, daughter or surviving spouse (who has not remarried) of a state or local public safety employee or volunteer who died in the line of duty or who was 100% disabled in the line of duty or a state or local public safety employee or volunteer who was 100 percent disabled in the line of duty;
- a veteran, as defined under § 9–901 of the State Government Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, who either suffers a service connected disability of 25% or greater and has exhausted or is no longer eligible for federal veterans’ educational benefits; or
- the son, daughter, or surviving spouse (who has not remarried) of a school employee who, as a result of an act of violence either died in the line of duty or sustained an injury in the line of duty that rendered the school employee 100% disabled.
If you meet one or more of these criteria, please complete the application below and submit it along with all supporting documents to UB's Office of Financial Aid by July 15. Eligibility decisions are emailed to students. Eligible students will see the scholarship reflected in their award offer on their MyUB Portal.
2020–2021 Conroy Scholarship Application
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Military and Veteran and Family Member Scholarships
The following organizations offer scholarships primarily to active duty military, veterans, and/or their families. Further information is at the Web sites listed.
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Other Scholarships
American Institute of CPAs
AICPA/Acountemps Scholarship, John L. Carey Scholarship
AICPA Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students
AICPA Fellowship for minority doctoral studentsGeneral Mills Health Scholarship
The CBCF General Mills Health Scholarship is for students pursuing majors related to health. This scholarship is based on the student’s major (minors are not considered)Additional questions about UB Foundation scholarships can be directed to foundationscholarships@ubalt.edu
All awarded institutional funds, including scholarships and grants, are applied to tuition and fees only. These funds are nonrefundable.