Merrick School of Business

Your Ambition. Our Partnership. Limitless Potential.

At the Robert G. Merrick Sr. School of Business, we're passionate about helping you achieve your career goals. We believe in your incredible potential and are dedicated to empowering you. We're here to turn your efforts into real-world success by providing the support and resources you need to earn your degree and launch your dream career.

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We're Partners
in Your Tomorrow.

Let's See Where your Educational Journey Will Take You.

When you choose The University of Baltimore, you are choosing to become a part of a dynamic community that understands that your ambition, hard work, and resilience are the truest indicators of your professional success. How do we know? Ask one of our 26,000 Merrick School of Business alumni.

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We are different by design.

By design, we offer a distinct and welcoming educational experience. Our long history of fostering the futures of working adults remains as steadfast as it did in 1925 when we opened our doors. Our classrooms are enriched by our students' life and professional experiences—and when you add the expertise of our faculty—you create a unique understanding of the business world.

UBalt empowers students for meaningful, long-term success by providing an extraordinary, high-value educational experience, featuring passionate, industry-savvy professors, motivated and hard-working peers, small class sizes, and flexible learning options.

Ting Zhang, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics

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Finance major steps up to stand out

Adam Abidi, a future finance major, invested in himself early in his college career, including joining student organizations and serving as orientation leader, to make the most of his experience.

After you graduate, opportunities are going to come from the people you meet and the opportunities you created for yourself.

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Adam Abidi, a future finance major, invested in himself early in his college career, including joining student organizations and serving as orientation leader, to make the most of his experience.