This is who we are.
At a glance, you will see some quick facts about the Merrick School of Business.
- Find information about our undergraduate and graduate students and the programs.
- See our demographic profile.
- Learn about the School's clubs, centers and facilities.
- Quick facts about The University of Baltimore.
Data reflects Fall 2022 enrollment in the Merrick School of Business.
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Student Count
755 graduate and undergraduate business students
Gender
Female: 57%
Male: 41%
Unknown: 1%
Enrollment Status
Full-time: 30.5%
Part-time: 69.4%
Minority and International Student Status
White: 25.8%
Minority: 69.8%
International: 4.3%
Residency Status
Maryland Resident (incl. graduate regional residency status): 90%
Out-of-State: 9.5%
International:1%
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27,000 business alumni
80 percent of the alumni live in Maryland
Active network and organized programs
Alumni-student mentoring opportunities
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403 undergraduate business students (Fall 2022 Census Report)
2 degree programs
B.S. in Business Administration — with 12 specializations and now supporting the Ratcliffe Entrepreneurship Fellows program and the state's only school with industry-focused specializations like Real Estate and Economic Development, and Risk Management and Insurance. Our students have two pathways to complete their business program requirements entirely online. We also have the only Accounting Honors Program in Maryland as well as the Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's option. (357 students)
B.S. in Information Systems and Technology Management (32 students)
1 undergraduate certificate program
Upper-Division Certificate in Accounting — designed for career changers. (4 students)
Inter-Institutional or Visiting students (9 students)
Gender
Female: 59%
Male: 40%
Unknown: 1%
Enrollment Status
Full-time: 44%
Part-time: 56%Average New Student Age
29
Minority and International Student Status
White: 20.8%
Minority: 47.3%
International: 3%Unknown: 29%
Residency Status
Maryland Resident: 96%
Out-of-State: 4%Salary Data (2014-2016)
Undergraduate Business Degree Recipients 2014-2016
n=Number of graduates with wage records in the state of Maryland for all four quarters.GRADUATION YEAR/TOTAL GRADUATES 1st YEAR POST-GRADUATION 2nd YEAR POST-GRADUATION 3rd YEAR POST-GRADUATION 2014/255 $43,570 (n=145) $51,352 (n=149) $55,718 (n=162) 2015/244 $44,231 (n=131) $50,891 (n=142) 2016/286 $43,527 (n=178)
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352 graduate business students (Fall 2022 Census Report)
5 degree programs
MBA — with 11 specializations, 3 dual-degree options and a Fully Online MBA (258 students)
M.S. in Accounting and Business Advisory Services and a Fully Online option (35 students)
M.S. in Business-Finance a STEM designated program (19 students)
M.S. in Cybersecurity Management a STEM designated program (3 students)
M.S. in Taxation (18 students)
7 post-baccalaureate certificate programs
Accounting Fundamentals (8 students)
Business Fundamentals (8 students)
Business Valuation (1 student )
Government Financial Management
Organizational Leadership (1 student)
Gender
Female: 56%
Male: 42%Unknown: 2%
Enrollment Status
Full-time: 15%
Part-time: 85%Average New Student Age
32
Minority and International Student Status
White: 32%
Minority: 40%
International: 6%Unknown: 22%
Residency Status
Maryland Resident: 83%Regional Resident: 1%
Out-of-State: 16%Salary Data (2014-2016)
Graduate Business Degree Recipients 2014-2016
n=Number of graduates with wage records in the state of Maryland for all four quarters.GRADUATION YEAR/TOTAL GRADUATES 1st YEAR POST-GRADUATION 2nd YEAR POST-GRADUATION 3rd YEAR POST-GRADUATION 2014/155 $75,250 (n=81) $81,648 (n=78) $88,043 (n=79 2015/157 $77,498 (n=83 $77,615 (n=91) 2016/147 $72,567 (n=84)
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31 Full-time Faculty Members
92 percent hold doctorates including some of the country's strongest business schools including but not limited to: Duke, Harvard, Maryland, MIT, Purdue, Syracuse
11 Endowed Chairs and Professorships
20 Adjunct Faculty Members (on average)
Teaching executives sharing practical knowledge
Connected in their fields
Wide array of industries including; accounting and auditing; defense; government, finance, health care, manufacturing, technology and entrepreneurs.
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Student Clubs
Coalition of UBalt Entrepreneurs
UBalt Investment Society
Human Resources Society
Marketing Club
Real Estate and Economic Development Association
UBalt Student Government Association
University-wide sponsored clubs
Business Honor Societies
Beta Alpha Psi — ΒΑΨ (Accounting, Finance and Information Systems)
Beta Gamma Sigma — ΒΔΣ (Business)
Mu Kappa Tau — ΜΚΤ (Marketing)
Sigma Iota Epsilon — ΣΙΕ (Management)
Sigma Nu Tau — ΣNT (Entrepreneurship)
University-wide Honor Society
Omicron Delta Kappa — ΟΔΚ (Leadership)
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Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation - Dedicated to the growth and support of innovative ventures in the region.
Jacob France Institute - A leading source of high quality statistical information and research.
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Located at 11 W. Mt. Royal; one block south of Baltimore's train station
Six-story building containing 30 classrooms with many capable of hybrid teaching.
Faculty and administration offices
Academic Advising Center
Student Lounge
Management Information Systems Computer Lab
85-seat Student Computer Lab
Executive Decisions Computer Lab
170-seat auditorium with simultaneous translation capability
Catering and meeting facilities