2017UB FACTBOOK

THE UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE

Prepared by theOffice of Institutional Research

June 2018

UB FACTBOOK

2017

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Table of Contents

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Preface

Highlights

Mission

Leadership

Quick Facts

Accreditations and Rankings

Academic Program Awards and Recognition

Notable Alumni viii

Section I-Admissions

Admission Counts and Conversion Rates 1

Entrance Scores 2

Top Feeder Institutions 3

Section II-Student Enrollment

Enrollment Profile

Degree Level and Admission Type (fall terms 1987 - 2017) 5

Gender, Ethnicity/Race, Residency, Class level, and College 6

Residency by Maryland County 9

First Generation College 10

Military-Affiliated Enrollment 11

Instructional Delivery Type 13

Campus Diversity Index 14

Longitudinal Enrollments

Ethnicity/Race (fall terms 2007-2017) 15

Age (fall terms 2012 & 2017 comparison) 17

Time Status (fall terms 2007 –2016) 18

College, Degree Level, and Major (fall terms 2011 & 2016 comparison) 19

Regional Center Enrollments

Shady Grove Enrollment 23

Section III -Financial Aid

Financial aid received by Aid Category 26

Pell Recipients 27

Average Adjusted Gross Income of Financial Aid Recipients 28

Typical Total Debt After Graduation 29

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Table of Contents Page

Continued from prior page

Section IV—Student Credit Hours

Credit Hours Enrolled by Instructional Delivery Type 31

Credit Hour Earned as a Percent of Attempted 32

Section V– Retention Rates and Graduation Rates

Retention Rates — Undergraduate 34

Graduation rates — Undergraduate 35

Section VI-Degree and Certificates

Degrees and Certificates Offered 37

Degree and Certificates Conferred 40

Section VII-Career Services and Alumni

Salary After Attending Maryland Public 4-Year Institutions 42

Job Relatedness to Area of Study 43

Post-Graduation Survey 44

Employment Outcomes of UB Degree Recipients (2014-2016) 45

Social Mobility Index 48

Principle Interviewing Companies 49

Alumni by State 50

Section VIII-University Libraries

Langsdale Library 52

Library Collections 53

Section IX-Faculty and Staff

Faculty Profile 55

Staff Employment 58

Section X-Sponsored Research and Centers

Sponsored Research 60

Centers, Clinics, and Institutes 61

Section XI– Finance and Facilities

Tuition and Required Fees 64

Revenue & Expenditures 65

Space Inventory 66

Campus Safety 67

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Preface

The University of Baltimore Factbook 2017 is the second release, following last year’s inaugural publication. It is expanded considerable with the aim of including information that may not otherwise be readily available. The intent is to produce a handy and timely “go-to” document of information about the University's student, faculty, staff, resources, and activi-ties. As such, it will be of interest to various University stakeholders, including prospective and current students and their families, alumni, our faculty and staff, state and local governments, and others having general interest in the University.

The information has been complied by the University’s Office of Institutional Research, but the report draws on broad resources and personnel across the University, whose support is much appreciated.

Your comments and suggestions are welcomed, and these may be emailed to institutional.research@ubalt.edu . An online version of the Factbook may be found at University_of_Baltimore_Factbook_2017.

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Highlights

▪ Reaccredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education June 29, 2017.

▪ Ranked 3rd in “Salary After Attending” among the 13 institutions of the University System of Maryland

▪ 86% of baccalaureate graduates seeking employment were employed within three months of graduation.

▪ The University is ranked # 2 in social mobility (gain in family income) among the higher education insti-tutions in the State of Maryland and #143 nationally.

▪ The University has ranked consistently between 1st - 3rd in campus safety among Maryland public univer-sities since 2008.

▪ The University continues to be the most ethnic/racially balanced institution among Maryland public four-year institutions.

▪ Median undergraduate age is 25-29 years old, equally serving traditional and older student populations.

▪ 33% of students are enrolled for either exclusively online or in hybrid online/in-person instruction.

▪ Military-affiliated student enrollment is about 60% men, 40% women.

▪ 91% of first-time undergraduates are awarded a financial aid grant (non-loan) financial aid.

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Mission Statement

The University of Baltimore offers career-focused education for aspiring and current professionals, providing the region with highly educated leaders who make distinctive contributions to the broader community

Vision Statement

To be the premier regional university for career advancement, where leaders grow, thrive and learn to apply their skills for solving local and global challenges

Our Values

Student Growth and Success

▪ Pursuit of Knowledge

▪ Community and Civic Engagement

▪ Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

▪ Ethical Engagement

▪ Affordability

▪ Responsible and Resourceful Stewardship

Signature Areas of Excellence

▪ Law and Justice

▪ Business and Entrepreneurship

▪ Communication, Design and Digital Media

▪ Government and Public Service

▪ Health and Human Services

▪ Information and Cyber Technology

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University of Baltimore Leadership

President

Executive Vice President and Provost

Vice President for Administration and Finance

Vice President for Government and Public Affairs

Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Vice Provost

Vice President for Student Affairs

Vice President for Enrollment Management and Marketing

Vice President for Facilities Management and Capital Planning

Vice President for Technology and Chief Information Officer

Academic Deans

Dean, Yale Gordon College of Arts and Sciences

Dean, College of Public Affairs

Dean, Merrick School of Business

Dean, School of Law

Dean, Langsdale Library

Kurt L. Schmoke

Darlene Brannigan Smith

Beth Amyot

Anita Harewood

Theresa Silanskis

Catherine Andersen

Shelia Burkhalter

Victoria Reid

Neb Sertsu

David Bobart

Christine Spencer

Roger Hartley

Murray Dalziel

Ronald Weich

Lucy Holman

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Quick Facts

Enrollment Tuition (2017-18, full-time)

Total enrollment 5,565 Undergraduate

Undergraduate 2,949 Resident $6,742

Graduate 1,884 Non-Resident $18,622

Law 732 Graduate (by program)

Juris Doctorate

% Men 40% Resident $28,978

% Women 60% Non-Resident $43,220

% Under-represented Minority 55% Libraries

% First Generation in College 46% Langsdale Library

Book Titles 173,463

% Full-time enrollment Circulation 16,740

Undergraduate 58% Serials 42,285

Graduate 22% Downloads 166,591 Law 92%

Law Library

% Maryland Resident 87% Website Visitors 53,961

Serials 40,672

Median Age Downloads 99,592

Undergraduate 25

Graduate 30 Faculty

Law 26 Tenured/tenure-tracked faculty 161

Lecturers 42

Academic programs Adjuncts 218

Bachelor's 19 Tenure/tenure-tracked faculty

Post-Bachelor’s Certificates 11 % Under-represented minority 12%

Master's 21 % with highest degrees in field 90%

Post-Master Certificate 4 Student/faculty ratio 14

Doctorate 3

Dual Degrees 8 Staff

Full and part-time 533

Alumni % Full-time 86%

Total alumni 51,333 Alumni living in Maryland 40,490 Revenues and Expenditures

Revenues $112,697,669

% Instructional Delivery (non-Law) Expenditures $113,704,659

Online, only 15%

Hybrid online/in-person 35% Buildings Gross Square Feet 1,083,503

In-person, only 50%

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Accreditations

Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Reaccreditation: June 29, 2017; Next Reaccreditation: 2025 - 2026

American Bar Association (ABA)

Association of American Law Schools (AALS)

Academy of Criminal Justice Science (ACJS)

Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AASCB)

Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA)

Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA)

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Academic Program Awards & Recognition

Fall 2017

The College of Arts & Sciences

Interaction Design and Information (Master)

Ranked in the "Top 50 Best Value Interaction Design/UX/HCI Graduate Degrees for 2018" by Value Colleges, a

website devoted to finding the country's best values for college majors.

Simulation and Game Design (Baccalaureate)

First and largest game design program in Maryland.

Ranked by Affordable Colleges.com as the 3rd most affordable online bachelor's program in game design of 2018.

Ranked om the nation's top 25 public game design schools and colleges of 2017 by Animation Career Review.

User Experience (UX) Design (Certificate)

Ranked among the top 50 alternative UX design programs of 2016 by valuecolleges.com.

The College of Public Affairs

Criminal Justice (Baccalaureate and Master)

Second institution in the nation with both graduate and undergraduate programs in criminal justice certified by the

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

International Studies (Baccalaureate)

Ranked among the top 50 international studies programs of 2017 by colllegevaluesonline.com.

Public Administration Program (Master)

First in the state to be fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration

Online M.P.A. program ranked 14th in the 2017 list of the 30 Best Online Master of Public Administration Degree

Programs, according to TheBestSchools.org.

Ranked 68th nationally in U.S. News & World Report's 2016 edition of "Best Grad Schools."

Online M.P.A. program ranked 8th in the Top 50 Best Value Online MPA Programs of 2016 by ValueColleges.com.

Online M.P.A. program in 2015 rated 12th in the nation on OnlineColleges.net's list of Best Online Master's in Pub-

lic Administration Degree Programs.

The Merrick School of Business

Accounting Honors – First and only accounting honors program in the State of Maryland

Business School – Ranked 30th for serving working adults

Real Estate and Economic Development – unique program in Maryland

The School of Law

Post-J.D. Certificate in Family Law – the nation’s first Post-J.D. Certificate in Family Law

Clinical Programs in School of Law – Ranked 12th in in 2017

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Notable Alumni* Business

Peter Angelos – principal owner & managing partner of the Baltimore Orioles

William H. Cole, IV— president & CEO, Baltimore Development Corporation

Tom Condon – sports agent (represents more than 120 NFL players), former NFL player, UB School of Law graduate

Bob Parsons – founder of GoDaddy

Stan White – sports agent, sportscaster, assistant football coach at Gilman School, former NFL player, UB School of

Law graduate

History, Journalism and Media

Carole Boston Weatherford – author, critic

Tom Davis – sportscaster

Louis S. Diggs – Baltimore County historian

Peter G. Engelman –American writer

Fred Robbins – talk show host, actor, television personality

Tim Young – comedian, television personality

Mathematics, Sciences and Technology

Celeste Lyn Paul – user interface design expert, KDE Usability Project leader, former president of the HacDC Board of

Directors

Jeffrey Kluger – senior writer at TIME Magazine (specializing in science coverage); author of books including Lost Moon:

The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13, on which the 1995 movie Apollo 13 was based

Politics, Law and Government

U.S. Government

Executive

Spiro Agnew – vice president of the United States, 1969-73; governor of Maryland, 1967-69

Congress

Carville Benson – U.S. congressman for Maryland, 1918-21

William P. Bolton – U.S. congressman for Maryland, 1949-51

C.A. “Dutch” Ruppersberger – U.S. Congressman for Maryland, 2002-present; Baltimore County executive, 1994-2002 Maryland Government

Executive

Lieutenant General H. Steven Blum – chief of the National Guard Bureau, 2003-08; former deputy commander, U.S.

Northern Command

J. Joseph Curran Jr. – Maryland attorney general, 1987-2007; lieutenant governor of Maryland, 1983-87;

William Donald Schaefer – Maryland comptroller, 1999-2007; governor of Maryland, 1987-95;

mayor of Baltimore, 1971-87

Notable Alumni continued on next page.

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Maryland

Legislature

Curt Anderson – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 2002-present and 1983-95

Dale Anderson – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 1983-87; Baltimore County executive, 1966-74

John S. Arnick – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 1993-2006, 1983-92 and 1967-79

James W. Campbell – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 1979-2003

J. Joseph Curran Jr. –member of the Maryland Senate, 1963-83; member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 1959-63

(see also Maryland Executive)

George W. Della Jr. member of the Maryland Senate, 1983-2011

Terry R. Gilleland Jr. – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 2003-07

Sheryl Davis Kohl – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 2005-07

J. B. Jennings – Maryland Senate minority leader, 2014-present; member of the Maryland Senate, 2011-present; member

of the Maryland House of Delegates, 2003-11

Pat McDonough – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 2003-present and 1979-83

C. Edward Middlebrooks – member of the Maryland Senate, 1995-99

Donald E. Murphy – member of the Maryland House of Delegates, 1994-2002

Michael J. Wagner Maryland House of Delegates from 1975 to 1977; Maryland State Senate from 1977 to 1979 and

1982 to 1994.

Judicial

Dale R. Cathell, judge, Court of Appeals, 1st Appellate Judicial Circuit

Frank Kratovil Jr. – associate judge for the District Court of Maryland, 2012-present; U.S. congressman for Maryland,

2008-11

Catherine Curran O’Malley – associate judge for the District Court of Maryland, 2001-present

Sandra Peuler – active senior judge, District Court of Utah; judge for the District Court of Utah, 1994-2012

John F. Slade III – associate judge, District Court of Maryland, 1999-2009; member of the Maryland House of Dele-

gates

Frederic N. Smalkin – judge in residence, University of Baltimore School of Law, 2005-present

Municipal Government

Richard Meehan – mayor of Ocean City, Maryland, 2006-present

William Donald Schaefer – mayor of Baltimore, 1971-87 (see also, Maryland Executive)

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*Alumni listing is drawn from public sources. Additional entries may be submitted to the Office of Alumni Relations.

Notable Alumni, continued.

SECTION I

ADMISSION

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Admissions Fall 2013-2017

Admissions Counts and Conversion Rates

Undergraduate Admissions

(Full and Part-time Students)

Admission Counts Conversion Rates

Entry Group Term Applicants Admitted Enrolled

% Applicants

Admitted

% Admitted

Enrolled

First-time Fall 2013 695 507 251 73% 50%

Fall 2014 540 335 243 62% 73%

Fall 2015 674 355 141 53% 40%

Fall 2016 692 342 176 49% 51%

Fall 2017 849 345 129 41% 37%

Transfers Fall 2013 1427 1053 712 74% 68%

Fall 2014 1569 1175 660 75% 56%

Fall 2015 1622 1082 703 67% 65%

Fall 2016 1575 1047 646 66% 62%

Fall 2017 1518 910 556 60% 61%

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Entrance Scores

First-time, Full-Time Undergraduate Students

Total SAT1

Score Total SAT1 Score High School

GPA

Term Average 25th Pctl 75th Pctl Average

Fall 2007 1035 950 1120 3.23

Fall 2008 944 850 1030 3.02

Fall 2009 939 830 1040 3.01

Fall 2010 933 850 1025 2.88

Fall 2011 955 840 1040 2.79

Fall 2012 964 840 1040 2.95

Fall 2013 942 840 1030 2.99

Fall 2014 927 830 1020 2.94

Fall 2015 974 870 1070 3.06

Fall 2016 924 820 1030 3.18

Fall 20172 1003 900 1100 3.23

1 The SAT Total score comprises the SAT Math plus the SAT Reading scores. 2 A new SAT examination was introduced for fall 2017. The scores are not directly comparable with the prior SAT examination.

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Top Feeder Institutions

Undergraduate

by High School, Community College, and Universities

Fall 2016 and 2017

Top Five Feeder High Schools Count Percent of

University Total

High School City 2016 2017 2016 2017

Baltimore City College Baltimore 14 14 10% 11%

Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Baltimore 14 7 10% 5%

Digital Harbor High School #416 Baltimore 2 6 1% 5%

Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Baltimore 6 4 4% 3%

Carver Center Arts & Tech Baltimore 4 3 3% 2%

Total 40 34 29% 26%

Top Five Feeder Community Colleges Count Percent of

University Total

Community College City 2016 2017 2016 2017

Community College of Baltimore County Catonsville 166 159 30% 32%

Baltimore City Community College Baltimore 55 41 10% 8%

Howard Community College Columbia 33 36 6% 7%

Anne Arundel Community College Arnold 49 34 9% 7%

Montgomery College Rockville Rockville 22 23 4% 5%

Total 325 293 59% 59%

Top Five Feeder Universities Count Percent of

University Total

University City 2016 2017 2016 2017

University of Maryland Baltimore Country Baltimore 7 12 1% 2%

University of Maryland, College Park College Park 4 11 0.7% 2%

Towson University Towson 9 9 2% 2%

Morgan State University Baltimore 13 7 2% 1%

Coppin State University Baltimore 9 5 2% 1%

Total 42 44 8% 9%

SECTION II

STUDENT ENROLLMENT

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Student Enrollment

Enrollment by Degree Level and Admission Type

Fall term 1987 - 2017

Undergraduate Graduate and Law

Fall Term First-time Transfers Continuing

Non-degree/

certificate-seeking

Under-graduate

Total Graduate Law

Graduate and Law

Total University

Total

1987 -- -- 2,463 222 2,685 1,384 940 2,324 5,009

1988 -- -- 2,589 237 2,826 1,460 942 2,402 5,228

1989 -- -- 2,834 270 3,104 1,451 967 2,418 5,522

1990 -- -- 2,972 243 3,215 1,546 1009 2,555 5,770

1991 -- -- 3,068 197 3,263 1,649 1067 2,716 5,979

1992 -- -- 2,941 157 3,098 1,665 1078 2,743 5,841

1993 -- -- 2,623 115 2,738 1,696 1053 2,749 5,487

1994 -- -- 2,339 154 2,493 1,637 1074 2,711 5,204

1995 -- -- 2,101 160 2,261 1,681 1062 2,743 5,004

1996 -- -- 1,836 130 1,966 1,642 1033 2,675 4,641

1997 -- -- 1,795 130 1,925 1,678 1,006 2,684 4,609

1998 -- -- 1,772 132 1,904 1,775 945 2,720 4,624

1999 -- -- 1,803 132 1,934 1,769 908 2,677 4,611

2000 -- -- 1,915 101 2,016 1,770 888 2,658 4,674

2001 -- -- 1,904 89 1,993 1,713 933 2,646 4,639

2002 -- -- 1,903 105 2,008 1,854 930 2,784 4,792

2003 -- -- 1,996 64 2,060 1,897 980 2,877 4,937

2004 -- -- 2,065 52 2,117 1,923 1,005 2,928 5,045

2005 -- -- 2,046 49 2,095 1,791 1,006 2,797 4,892

2006 -- -- 2,072 44 2,116 1,774 1,058 2,832 4,948

2007 143 681 1,540 48 2,412 1,920 1,083 3,003 5,415

2008 163 526 1,921 70 2,680 2,091 1,072 3,163 5,843

2009 175 792 2,000 37 3,004 2,152 1,109 3,261 6,265

2010 177 720 2,310 19 3,226 2,179 1,096 3,275 6,501

2011 177 601 2,452 27 3,257 2,048 1,101 3,149 6,406

2012 222 590 2,587 27 3,426 2,054 1,078 3,132 6,558

2013 241 592 2,646 47 3,526 1,964 1,028 2,992 6,518

2014 234 645 2,565 41 3,485 1,997 940 2,937 6,422

2015 141 642 2,524 37 3,344 2,028 857 2,885 6,229

2016 176 558 2,452 36 3,222 1,995 766 2,761 5,983

2017 129 489 2,285 46 2,949 1,884 732 2,616 5,565

Source: Maryland Higher Education Commission, Trends in Fall Enrollment Reporting, Fall 1987-2017

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Student Enrollment By Gender

Fall 2013-2017

* Percentages by gender category are calculated on reported responses only. Unreported is given as a percent of

total, but is not included in the gender percentage calculation.

Undergraduate

Counts Percentage*

Term Men Women Unreported Total Men Women Total Not reported

Fall 2013 1434 1957 135 3526 42% 58% 100% 3%

Fall 2014 1445 1953 87 3485 43% 57% 100% 3%

Fall 2015 1347 1907 90 3344 41% 59% 100% 3%

Fall 2016 1285 1788 149 3222 42% 58% 100% 5%

Fall 2017 1155 1627 167 2949 42% 58% 100% 6%

Graduate

Counts Percentage*

Term Men Women Unreported Total Men Women Total Unreported

Fall 2013 701 1235 28 1964 36% 64% 100% 2%

Fall 2014 700 1275 22 1997 35% 65% 100% 1%

Fall 2015 719 1281 28 2028 36% 64% 100% 2%

Fall 2016 685 1278 32 1995 35% 65% 100% 2%

Fall 2017 642 1206 36 1884 35% 65% 100% 2%

Law

Counts Percentage*

Term Men Women Unreported Total Men Women Total Unreported

Fall 2013 523 497 8 1028 51% 49% 100% 1%

Fall 2014 469 461 10 940 50% 50% 100% 1%

Fall 2015 419 434 4 857 49% 51% 100% 1%

Fall 2016 388 375 3 766 51% 49% 100% 0%

Fall 2017 351 376 5 732 48% 52% 100% 1%

University

Counts Percentage*

Term Men Women Unreported Total Men Women Total Unreported

Fall 2013 2658 3689 171 6518 42% 58% 100% 2%

Fall 2014 2614 3689 119 6422 42% 58% 100% 2%

Fall 2015 2485 3622 122 6229 41% 59% 100% 2%

Fall 2016 2358 3441 184 5983 41% 59% 100% 3%

Fall 2017 2148 3209 208 5565 40% 60% 100% 4%

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Ethnicity/Race by Degree Level

Fall 2017

Count Percentage*

US Persons Under-graduate Graduate Law Total

Under-graduate Graduate Law Total

Underrepresented minorities

Amer. Indian 15 6 2 23 0.6% 0.4% 0.3% 0.5%

Black 1,389 836 140 2,365 51% 49% 21% 46%

Hawaiian/Pac. Is. 15 3 0 18 0.6% 0.2% 0.0% 0.4%

Hispanic 113 43 37 193 4% 3% 6% 4%

Multi-racial 132 45 21 198 5% 3% 3% 4%

Under-represented minorities 1,664 933 200 2,797 61% 54% 30% 55%

Non-underrepresented minorities

Asian 133 77 39 249 5% 4% 6% 5%

Total Minority 1,797 1,010 239 3,046 66% 59% 36% 60%

Non-minority

White 930 703 428 2,061 34% 41% 64% 40%

Total US Persons (reported race) 2,727 1,713 667 5,107 100% 100% 100% 100%

Race/nationality not included above

US Person, Non-reported race 168 82 52 302 6% 5% 7% 6%

Non-US Person (Foreign) 54 89 13 156 2% 5% 2% 3%

University Total 2,949 1,884 732 5,565

*Percentages calculated separately for (a) US Persons, non-reported race, (b) Non-US Person.

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Residency Enrollment by Degree Level

Fall 2016-2017

Maryland Resident

Count Percentage of Total

Degree Level Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Change % Change Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Change in %

Undergraduate 3,042 2,795 (247) (8%) 94% 95% 1%

Graduate 1,637 1,499 (138) (8%) 82% 80% (3%)

Law 613 569 (44) (7%) 80% 78% (2%)

University 5,292 4,863 (429) (8%) 88% 87% (1%)

Non-Maryland Resident

Count Percentage of Total

Degree Level Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Change % Change Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Change in %

Undergraduate 180 154 (26) (14%) 6% 5% (1%)

Graduate 358 385 27 8% 18% 20% 3%

Law 153 163 10 7% 20% 22% 2%

University 691 702 11 2% 12% 13% 1%

Class Level Enrollment

Fall 2016-2017

Count Percentage of Total

Degree Level Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Change % Change Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Change in %

Freshmen 375 329 (46) (12%) 12% 11% (0.5%)

Sophomore 499 424 (75) (15%) 15% 14% (1%)

Junior 1,135 959 (176) (16%) 35% 33% (3%)

Senior 1,177 1,144 (33) (3%) 37% 39% 2%

Unclassified 36 93 57 158% 1% 3% 2%

Undergraduate 3,222 2,949 (273) (8%) 100% 100% 0%

Graduate 1,995 1,884 (111) (6%) 72% 72% (0.2%)

Law 766 732 (34) (4%) 28% 28% 0.2%

Graduate /Law 2,761 2,616 (145) (5%) 100% 100% 0%

University 5,983 5,565 (418) (7%)

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Residency by Maryland County*

Fall 2017

* Residency at time of application for admission.

Count Percentage of Total

Maryland County Under-

graduate Graduate Law University Under-

graduate Graduate Law University

Baltimore City 1,145 653 165 1,963 41% 40% 26% 39%

Baltimore County 737 387 148 1,272 27% 24% 23% 25%

Sub-total (2 counties) 1882 1040 313 3235 68% 64% 49% 64%

6 Surrounding Counties

Anne Arundel 201 103 86 390 7% 6% 13% 8%

Montgomery 207 136 51 394 8% 8% 8% 8%

Harford 116 93 23 232 4% 6% 4% 5%

Howard 144 96 43 283 5% 6% 7% 6%

Prince George's 98 89 48 235 4% 5% 8% 5%

Carroll 48 26 16 90 2% 2% 3% 2%

Sub-total (6 counties) 814 543 267 1624 30% 33% 42% 32%

Sub-total (8 counties) 2,696 1,583 580 4,859 97.7% 97.1% 90.6% 96.6%

Outer Counties

Allegany 0 1 1 2 0.0% 0.1% 0.2% 0.0%

Calvert 5 4 9 18 0.2% 0.2% 1.4% 0.4%

Caroline 1 1 2 4 0.0% 0.1% 0.3% 0.1%

Cecil 7 7 3 17 0.3% 0.4% 0.5% 0.3%

Charles 7 5 3 15 0.3% 0.3% 0.5% 0.3%

Dorchester 0 0 1 1 0.0% 0.0% 0.2% 0.0%

Frederick 18 15 14 47 0.7% 0.9% 2.2% 0.9%

Kent 2 0 1 3 0.1% 0.0% 0.2% 0.1%

Queen Anne's 3 2 5 10 0.1% 0.1% 0.8% 0.2%

Saint Mary's 6 3 4 13 0.2% 0.2% 0.6% 0.3%

Talbot 0 1 4 5 0.0% 0.1% 0.6% 0.1%

Washington 3 2 2 7 0.1% 0.1% 0.3% 0.1%

Wicomico 1 1 5 7 0.0% 0.1% 0.8% 0.1%

Worcester 2 0 4 6 0.1% 0.0% 0.6% 0.1%

MD, Unknown County 9 5 2 16 0.3% 0.3% 0.3% 0.3%

Sub-total 64 47 60 171 2.3% 2.9% 9.4% 3.4%

MD County Total 2,760 1,630 640 5,030 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0%

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First-Generation College1 Undergraduate

Academic Year 2015-2017

Percentage

Academic Year 1st Generation Not

1st Generation Total

2015 50.4% 49.6% 100.0%

2016 50.3% 49.7% 100.0%

2017 45.7% 54.3% 100.0%

1 Defined as undergraduate students without at least one parent having attended college as re-

ported on the FAFSA application. Students who did not submit a FAFSA application or gave no

response are excluded.

Enrollment

Academic Year 1st Generation Not

1st Generation Total

2015 1118 1102 2220

2016 1520 1500 3020

2017 1204 1432 2636

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Various Classifications of

Military-Affiliated Enrollments

Sex Headcount Percent*

Men 167 59%

Women 116 41%

Not reported 6 -

Total 289 100%

Age

24 and Under 50 17%

25 and Over 239 83%

Total 289 100%

Time Status

Full-time 137 47%

Part-time 152 53%

Total 289 100%

Residency

In State 271 94%

Out of State 18 6%

Total 289 100%

Instructional Delivery

Online 30 10%

Online & In Person 89 31%

In Person 170 59%

Total 289 100%

Military-Affiliated Enrollment Fall 2017

Enrollment by Degree Level and Military Status

Military-Affiliated Status Undergraduate Graduate Law Total % of Total

Status

Active duty 6 3 2 11 4%

Veteran 88 67 8 163 56%

Reserve duty 18 16 4 38 13%

Dependents or spouse 47 23 7 77 27%

Total 159 109 21 289 100%

Percent of Degree Level 55% 38% 7% 100%

*Calculated on reported races only

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Military-Affiliated Enrollment, Fall 2017

Continued from prior page

Top 5 Undergraduate Majors for Military Affiliated Students

Major Headcount Percent of Total

Business Administration 46 29%

Criminal Justice 11 7%

Applied Information Technology 10 6%

Digital Communications 10 6%

Jurisprudence 9 6%

Top 5 Graduate and Law Majors

Major Headcount Percent of Total

Public Administration 19 15%

Master of Business Administration 13 10%

Law Full Time Day 11 8%

Law Evening 9 7%

Public Administration (Doctorate) 8 6%

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Instructional Delivery Type Fall 2013 to Fall 2017

Headcount

Degree Level Course Delivery Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017

Undergraduate In-person 2,218 2,060 1,987 1,752 1,469

Online 204 221 194 220 288

Online/in-person 1,104 1,204 1,163 1,250 1,192

Total 3,526 3,485 3,344 3,222 2,949

Graduate In-person 1,133 1,177 1,141 1,079 963

Online 371 336 307 361 435

Online and in-person 460 484 580 555 486

Total 1,964 1,997 2,028 1,995 1,884

Law In-person 1,022 931 850 759 725

Online 3 7 5 6 7

Hybrid online/in-person 3 2 2 1 0

Total 1,028 940 857 766 732

University In-person 4,373 4,168 3,978 3,590 3157

Online 578 564 506 587 723

Online/in-person 1567 1690 1745 1806 1,685

Total 6,518 6,422 6,229 5,983 5,565

Percentage by Degree Level

Degree Level Course Delivery Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017

Undergraduate In-person 63% 59% 59% 54% 50%

Online 6% 6% 6% 7% 10%

Online/in-person 31% 35% 35% 39% 40%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Graduate In-person 58% 59% 56% 54% 51%

Online 19% 17% 15% 18% 23%

Online/in-person 23% 24% 29% 28% 26%

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Law In-person 99% 99% 99% 99% 99%

Online 0% 1% 1% 1% 1%

Online/in-person 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

University In-person 67% 65% 64% 60% 57%

Online 9% 9% 8% 10% 13%

Online/in-person 24% 26% 28% 30% 30%

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

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Campus Diversity Index

of the Maryland Public 4-year Universities

Total Campus Enrollment by Represented and Under-represented Racial Groups

Fall 2016

Enrollment Percentage Distribution

Column Number: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

Institution Name Diversity Index2

US Person, reported race3

Under-represented racial group4

Represented racial group5

% under-represented racial group4

% represented racial group5

University of Baltimore 49.6% 5,499 2,982 2,517 54% 46%

Frostburg State University 47.8% 5,357 2,112 3,245 39% 61%

Towson University 42.9% 20,991 6,530 4,461 31% 69%

Univ of MD, Baltimore County 41.9% 12,116 3,613 8,503 30% 70%

Univ of MD, Baltimore 40.7% 6,096 1,732 4,364 28% 72%

Univ of MD, College Park 40.2% 33,004 9,187 23,817 28% 72%

St Mary's College of Maryland 35.9% 1,557 365 1,192 23% 77%

Salisbury University 34.7% 8,288 1,852 6,436 22% 78%

University of MD Eastern Shore 25.3% 3,753 3,196 557 85% 15%

Bowie State University1 8.2% 5,356 5,128 228 96% 4%

Morgan State University1 9.6% 6,583 6,249 334 95% 5%

Coppin State University1 5.2% 2,451 2,386 65 97% 3%

Explanatory notes:

(a) A diversity index as here defined ranges from 0% to 50% and is the likelihood of randomly selecting two students of which one is from an underrepresented racial group and the other is from a represented racial group.

(b) A score of 50% shows an equal balance among the racial groups; a score of 0% shown only a single racial group.

(c) As this is a campus diversity index, suggesting the likelihood of a students of various racial groups encountering each other in a cam-pus setting, the University of Maryland-University College was excluded as it is principally a distance-education institution.

(d) Historically Black Institutions (HBIs) are intentionally structured to promote minority opportunities, and will accordingly be less racially diverse.

(e) Data will be lagged one year owing to the timing of its availability from the universities that are not members of the University Sys-tem of Maryland, i.e., St. Mary’s College of Maryland and Morgan State University.

Definitional notes:

1An HBI institution, stands for Historically Black Institution (also known as, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)) 2 Diversity Index equals 1-((column (5)2 + (column (6)2) 3Excludes foreign students and students of unreported race. 4Under-represented racial group are the racial groups: African-American, American Indian, Hispanic, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and students of two or more races.

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Ethnicity/Race Enrollment of U.S. Persons*

Fall 2007- 2017

*Note: US Persons are US citizens or permanent residents.

Headcount

Fall Term Amer. Indian Black Asian

Hawaiian/ Pac. Is. Hispanic Multi-racial Minority White Total

2007 23 1,438 235 0 110 0 1,806 2,412 4,218

2008 21 1,567 278 0 136 0 2,002 2,382 4,384

2009 29 1,788 287 0 133 0 2,237 2,549 4,786

2010 26 2,094 294 8 180 71 2,673 2,808 5,481

2011 23 2,240 259 13 135 124 2,794 2,945 5,739

2012 22 2,412 274 14 287 144 3,153 2,888 6,041

2013 19 2,504 289 9 288 183 3,292 2,759 6,051

2014 18 2,550 289 12 305 202 3,376 2,606 5,982

2015 16 2,521 279 9 285 204 3,314 2,446 5,760

2016 18 2,513 276 10 231 210 3,258 2,241 5,499

2017 23 2365 249 18 193 198 3,046 2,061 5,107

Percentage of Total

Fall Term Amer. Indian Black Asian

Hawaiian/ Pac. Is. Hispanic Multi-racial Minority White Total

2007 1% 34% 6% 0% 3% 0% 43% 57% 100%

2008 0% 36% 6% 0% 3% 0% 46% 54% 100%

2009 1% 37% 6% 0% 3% 0% 47% 53% 100%

2010 0% 38% 5% 0% 3% 1% 49% 51% 100%

2011 0% 39% 5% 0% 2% 2% 49% 51% 100%

2012 0% 40% 5% 0% 5% 2% 52% 48% 100%

2013 0% 41% 5% 0% 5% 3% 54% 46% 100%

2014 0% 43% 5% 0% 5% 3% 56% 44% 100%

2015 0% 44% 5% 0% 5% 4% 58% 42% 100%

2016 0% 46% 5% 0% 4% 4% 59% 41% 100%

2017 0% 46% 5% 0% 4% 4% 60% 40% 100%

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U.S Persons1 & Foreign Fall 2007- 2017

Enrollment

Fall Term US Persons Foreign University

2007 5,202 213 5,415

2008 5,613 230 5,843

2009 6,038 227 6,265

2010 6,327 174 6,501

2011 6,247 159 6,406

2012 6,394 164 6,558

2013 6,351 167 6,518

2014 6,233 189 6,422

2015 6,002 227 6,229

2016 5,775 208 5,983

2017 5,409 156 5,565

Percentage

Fall Term US Persons1 Foreign University

2007 96% 4% 100%

2008 96% 4% 100%

2009 96% 4% 100%

2010 97% 3% 100%

2011 98% 2% 100%

2012 97% 3% 100%

2013 97% 3% 100%

2014 97% 3% 100%

2015 96% 4% 100%

2016 97% 3% 100%

2017 97% 3% 100%

1 US Persons are US citizens or permanent residents (includes reported and unreported race).

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Age Fall 2012 and Fall 2017

Headcount % of Total

Undergraduate Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change Change in %

16-18 164 159 4.8% 5.4% (5) (3%) 1%

19-20 343 355 10.0% 12.0% 12 3% 2%

21-22 554 544 16.2% 18.4% (10) (2%) 2%

23-24 472 401 13.8% 13.6% (71) (15%) (0%)

25-29 726 555 21.2% 18.8% (171) (24%) (2%)

30-34 431 348 12.6% 11.8% (83) (19%) (1%)

35-39 226 237 6.6% 8.0% 11 5% 1%

40-44 170 111 5.0% 3.8% (59) (35%) (1%)

45-49 159 100 4.6% 3.4% (59) (37%) (1%)

50-54 107 71 3.1% 2.4% (36) (34%) (1%)

55-59 47 37 1.4% 1.3% (10) (21%) (0%)

60 & over 20 24 0.6% 0.8% 4 20% 0%

Unknown 7 7 0.2% 0.2% 0 0% 0%

Total 3,426 2,949 100% 100% (477) (14%) 0%

Median Age 25 25

Average Age 28.7 27.9

Graduate Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change Change in %

19-20 2 6 0.1% 0.3% 4 200% 0%

21-22 60 71 3.0% 3.8% 11 18% 1%

23-24 293 250 14.5% 13.3% (43) (15%) (1%)

25-29 706 574 35.0% 30.5% (132) (19%) (4%)

30-34 373 369 18.5% 19.6% (4) (1%) 1%

35-39 191 226 9.5% 12.0% 35 18% 3%

40-44 127 127 6.3% 6.7% 0 0% 0%

45-49 101 117 5.0% 6.2% 16 16% 1%

50-54 91 73 4.5% 3.9% (18) (20%) (1%)

55-59 39 39 1.9% 2.1% 0 0% 0%

60 & over 28 27 1.4% 1.4% (1) (4%) 0%

Unknown 9 5 0.4% 0.3% (4) (44%) (0%)

Graduate Total 2,020 1,884 100% 100% (136) (7%) 0%

Median Age 29 30

Average Age 32.2 32.8

Law Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change Change in %

19-20 2 1 0.2% 0.1% (1) (50%) (0%)

21-22 94 59 8.5% 8.1% (35) (37%) (0%)

23-24 324 214 29.1% 29.2% (110) (34%) 0%

25-29 433 242 38.9% 33.1% (191) (44%) (6%)

30-34 151 95 13.6% 13.0% (56) (37%) (1%)

35-39 47 51 4.2% 7.0% 4 9% 3%

40-44 31 22 2.8% 3.0% (9) (29%) 0%

45-49 15 18 1.3% 2.5% 3 20% 1%

50-54 6 14 0.5% 1.9% 8 133% 1%

55-59 2 9 0.2% 1.2% 7 350% 1%

60 & over 6 5 0.5% 0.7% (1) (17%) 0%

Unknown 1 2 0.1% 0.3% 1 100% 0%

Law Total 1,112 732 100% 100% (380) (34%) 0%

Median Age 26 26

Average ge 27.5 28.8

Grand Total 6,558 5,565

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Time Attendance Status Fall 2007 to Fall 2017

Headcount

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Undergraduate

Full time 1,259 1,501 1,768 1,924 1,944 2,012 2,061 2,089 2,056 1,995 1,716

Part time 1,153 1,179 1,236 1,302 1,313 1,414 1,465 1,396 1,288 1,227 1,233

Total 2,412

2,680 3,004 3,226

3,257 3,426

3,526

3,485

3,344

3,222 2,949

Graduate

Full time 483 508 473 428 399 390 427 426 452 439 411

Part time 1,382 1,529 1,621 1,700 1,606 1,630 1,537 1,571 1,576 1,556 1,473

Total 1,865

2,037 2,094 2,128

2,005 2,020

1,964

1,997

2,028

1,995 1,884

Law1

Full time 1,056 1,063 1,046 1,067 1,057 1,057 969 869 783 714 673

Part time 82 63 121 80 87 55 59 71 74 52 59

Total 1,138 1,126 1,167 1,147

1,144 1,112

1,028

940

857

766 732

University Total 5,415

5,843 6,265 6,501

6,406 6,558

6,518

6,422

6,229

5,983 5,565

Percentage

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Undergraduate

Full time 52% 56% 59% 60% 60% 59% 58% 60% 61% 62% 58%

Part time 48% 44% 41% 40% 40% 41% 42% 40% 39% 38% 42%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Graduate

Full time 26% 25% 23% 20% 20% 19% 22% 21% 22% 22% 22%

Part time 74% 75% 77% 80% 80% 81% 78% 79% 78% 78% 78%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

Law1

Full time 93% 94% 90% 93% 92% 95% 94% 92% 91% 93% 92%

Part time 7% 6% 10% 7% 8% 5% 6% 8% 9% 7% 8%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

1Full time law is define here as enrolled for 9 or more credit hours for the fall term.

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College, Degree Level, and Major1 Comparative Enrollment, Fall 2012 and Fall 2017

1 10 students who are enrolled in majors across degree levels and double counted, once at each degree level.

Headcount Fall '12 to '17

College of Arts and Sciences Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change

Undergraduate

Applied Information Technology 96 81 (15) (16%)

Digital Communications 108 132 24 22%

English 84 67 (17) (20%)

Env Sustain and Human Ecology 19 37 18 95%

History 76 41 (35) (46%)

Integrated Arts 25 49 24 96%

Interdisciplinary Studies 82 66 (16) (20%)

Jurisprudence 102 69 (33) (32%)

Philosophy, Society & App Ethics 0 17 17 —

Psychology 134 123 (11) (8%)

Simulation and Game Design 166 168 2 1%

Sub-total Majors 892 850 (42) (5%)

Pre-Majors 212 109 (103) (49%)

Undeclared Major 0 31 31 —

Non-degree 13 16 3 23%

Undergraduate Total 1,117 1,006 (111) (10%)

Graduate

Applied Psychology 99 130 31 31%

Creative Writing & Publishing Arts 78 77 (1) (1%)

Digital Communications (Cert) 5 4 (1) (20%)

Info and Interaction Design (Doctorate) 15 13 (2) (13%)

Information Design 9 0 (9) (100%)

Integrated Design 46 21 (25) (54%)

Interaction Design & Info Arch 27 52 25 93%

Legal and Ethical Studies 102 55 (47) (46%)

Library Technologies 1 1 0 0%

New Media Publishing 10 1 (9) (90%)

Professional Counseling Studies 20 15 (5) (25%)

Publications Design 118 56 (62) (53%)

User Experience (UX) Design 0 18 18 —

Sub-total Majors 530 443 (87) (16%)

Graduate Non-Degree 13 10 (3) (23%)

Graduate Total 543 453 (90) (17%)

College of Arts and Sciences Total 1,660 1,459 (201) (12%)

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Enrollment by College, Degree Level, and Major

Continued from prior page

Fall '12 to '17

College of Public Affairs Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change

Undergraduate

Crime Scene Investigation (upper division) 0 2 2 —

Criminal Justice 304 233 (71) (23%)

Forensic Studies 58 65 7 12%

Government & Public Policy 98 74 (24) (24%)

Health Systems Management 223 167 (56) (25%)

Human Services Administration 135 101 (34) (25%)

International Studies 25 27 2 8%

Nonprofit Mgmt and Cmty Ldrshp 24 64 40 167%

Sub-total Majors 867 733 (134) (15%)

Pre-Majors 105 63 (42) (40%)

Non-degree 1 3 2 200%

Undergraduate Total 973 799 (174) (18%)

Graduate

Criminal Justice 67 62 (5) (7%)

Forensic Sci - High Tech Crime 0 105 105 —

Global Affairs and Human Security 12 56 44 367%

Health Systems Management 104 120 16 15%

Health Systems Management (Cert) 0 5 5 —

Human Services Administration 91 66 (25) (27%)

Justice Leadership &Management 0 7 7 —

Negotiation and Conflict Mgmt 121 68 (53) (44%)

Nonprofit Mgmt & Social Entrep 0 66 66 —

Public Administration 303 282 (21) (7%)

Public Administration (Doctorate) 37 44 7 19%

Strategic Management and Public 4 0 (4) (100%)

Trauma Informed 0 2 2 —

Sub-total Majors 739 883 144 19%

Graduate Non-Degree 35 45 10 29%

Graduate Total 774 928 154 20%

College of Public Affairs Total 1,747 1,727 (20) (1%)

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Enrollment by College, Degree Level, and Major

Continued from prior page

Fall '12 to '17

School of Business Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change

Undergraduate

Accounting (upper division) 0 27 27 —

Business Administration 1,059 902 (157) (15%)

Info Systems and Technology Mgmt 39 63 24 62%

Real Estate & Economic Dev 53 44 (9) (17%)

Sub-total Majors 1,151 1,036 (115) (10%)

Pre-Majors 172 65 (107) (62%)

Non-degree 13 43 30 231%

Undergraduate Total 1,336 1,144 (192) (14%)

Graduate

Accounting Fundamentals 12 6 (6) (50%)

Acct and Business Advisory Svc 60 24 (36) (60%)

Business Fundamentals 20 35 15 75%

Business-Finance 21 18 (3) (14%)

Forensic Accounting 0 4 4 —

Global Leadership 1 0 (1) (100%)

Internal Audit Services 0 2 2 —

Leadership for Organizations 1 1 0 0%

Master of Business Administration* 525 362 (163) (31%)

Master of Business Admin (Web) 0 26 26 —

Taxation 37 24 (13) (35%)

Sub-total Majors 677 502 (175) (26%)

Graduate Non-Degree 37 11 (26) (70%)

Graduate Total 714 513 (201) (28%)

School of Business Total 2,050 1,657 (393) (19%)

* Includes the UB/Towson MBA enrollments.

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Enrollment by College, Degree Level, and Major

Continued from prior page

Fall '12 to '17

School of Law Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change

Adv. Prof. Certificate

Estate Planning 6 8 2 33%

Family Law Certificate 0 6 6 —

LLM in the Law of US 10 34 24 240%

Master of Laws in Taxation 18 22 4 22%

Sub-total Majors 34 70 36 106%

LLM Non-Degree 1 1 —

APD Total 34 71 37 109%

Law 1,078 661 (417) (39%)

Juris Doctor (Transferring) 18 20 2 11%

Law Full Time Day 760 442 (318) (42%)

Law Part-Time Day 43 13 (30) (70%)

Law Evening 250 186 (64) (26%)

Sub-total Majors 1,071 661 (410) (38%)

Graduate Non-Degree 7 0 (7) (100%)

Juris Doctorate Non-degree 1,078 661 (417) (39%)

School of Law Total 1,112 732 (380) (34%)

University Summary Fall '12 to '17

Fall 2012 Fall 2017 Change % Change

Undergraduate (Majors) 2,910 2,619 (291) (10%)

Pre-Majors 489 237 (221) (52%)

Undeclared 0 31 31 —

Non-Degree 27 62 35 130%

UG Total 3,426 2,949 (477) (14%)

Graduate (Majors) 1,946 1,828 (118) (6%)

Non-Degree 85 66 (19) (22%)

GR Total 2,031 1,894 (137) (7%)

APD 34 71 37 109%

Law (J.D.) 1,078 661 (417) (39%)

1,112 732 (380) (34%)

University Total 6,569 5,575 (994) (15%)

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Shady Grove (UB Regional Center) Enrollment by Major*

Fiscal Years 2013 to 2018 by Term

Summer

Headcount Student Credit Hours

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Bachelor's

Health Systems Management 35 34 8 -- -- -- 159 162 24 -- -- --

Simulation & Game Design -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

General Elective 3 -- -- -- -- -- 9 -- -- -- -- --

Bachelor's sub-total 38 34 8 -- -- -- 168 162 24 -- -- --

Masters

Forensic Science-High Tech -- -- -- -- -- 5 -- -- -- -- -- 15

Health System Management -- 14 10 12 4 4 -- 48 30 36 12 12

Justice Leadership -- -- -- -- -- 2 -- -- -- -- -- 4

Public Administration -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- --

Publications Design -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

General Elective -- 2 1 1 1 1 -- 6 3 3 3 3

Masters sub-total -- 16 11 13 5 12 -- 54 33 39 15 34

Doctorate

Public Administration -- -- -- 6 -- -- -- -- -- 18 0 0

Total 38 50 19 19 5 12 168 216 57 57 15 34

Fall

Headcount Student Credit Hours

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Bachelor's

Health Systems Management 63 55 39 42 89 102 294 186 162 162 267 306

Simulation & Game Design 60 67 68 62 93 87 450 435 435 273 279 261

General Elective 5 4 9 2 1 3 15 12 27 6 3 9

Bachelor's sub-total 128 126 116 104 183 192 759 633 624 441 549 576

Masters

Forensic. Sci-High Tech Crime -- -- -- -- -- 52 -- -- -- -- -- 156

Health System Management 9 32 24 23 29 22 42 141 102 75 87 66

Justice Leadership -- -- -- -- 7 6 -- -- -- -- 21 18

Public Administration 33 36 35 34 65 50 99 111 117 102 195 150

Publications Design 27 13 7 14 10 42 93 48 21 42 30 126

General Elective 5 6 14 6 15 9 - 18 42 18 45 27

Masters sub-total 74 87 80 79 126 181 234 318 282 237 378 543

Doctorate

Public Administration 10 4 -- -- 12 24 30 12 -- -- 36 72

Total 212 217 196 183 321 397 1023 963 906 678 963 1191

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Spring

Headcount Student Credit Hours

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Bachelor's

Health Systems Management 56 50 54 63 100 88 255 222 249 288 300 264

Simulation & Game Design 71 68 68 69 120 110 480 450 420 378 360 330

General Elective 2 -- 4 2 2 2 6 -- 12 6 6 6

Bachelor's sub-total 129 118 126 132 222 200 741 672 681 672 666 600

Masters

Forensic Sci-High Tech Crime -- -- -- -- 20 58 -- -- -- -- 60 174

Health System Management 24 15 21 23 36 27 105 54 84 78 108 81

Justice Leadership -- -- -- -- 7 -- -- -- -- -- 21 --

Public Administration 16 31 33 21 35 37 48 102 114 63 105 111

Publications Design 12 24 9 -- 5 28 60 87 27 -- 15 84

General Elective 3 11 14 3 22 7 9 33 42 9 66 21

Masters sub-total 55 81 77 49 125 157 222 276 267 150 375 471

Doctorate

Public Administration 11 3 1 12 28 20 36 9 3 66 84 60

Total 195 202 204 193 375 377 999 957 951 888 1125 1131

Shady Grove Enrollments

Continued from prior page

*Enrollment counts are for a student attending at least once class at Shady Grove; not limited to students officially classi-

fied as “Shady Grove” students.

SECTION III

FINANCIAL AID

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Financial Aid Financial aid received by Aid Category

All undergraduates and first-time, full-time undergraduates

Financial Aid Year 2016-17

All undergraduate students receiving: Amount

Grants/Scholarships $10,378,397

Federal Loans $13,658,332

% of first-time, full-time degree - seeking undergraduates receiving any Title IV federal student aid: 92%

First-time Full-time students receiving grant aid by type of aid

Type of grant aid % receiving grant aid Average amount of grant aid received

Federal, state, and institutional grants/scholarships 91% $5,779

Federal grants 51% $4,116

Pell grants 51% $4,116

Other federal grant 0% $0

State/local government 28% $3,846

Institutional grant or scholarship 56% $3,638

First-time, full-time students degree-seeking undergraduates, receiving loans by type of aid

% receiving loan aid Average amount of loans received

Federal 50% $5,418

Non-federal 1% $16,069

Total 51% $5,718

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Pell Recipients Fall 2007 to Fall 2016

% Undergraduate

Term Pell Recipient Pell Recipient

Fall 2007 647 27%

Fall 2008 743 28%

Fall 2009 1122 37%

Fall 2010 1433 44%

Fall 2011 1535 47%

Fall 2012 1355 40%

Fall 2013 1254 36%

Fall 2014 1142 33%

Fall 2015 1434 43%

Fall 2016 1396 43%

*Includes undergraduates and graduates students for whom dependency status is known. Excludes AGI entered

with nine-series coding. Does not include amount of any financial aid award as an offset to income. Source: S-5

MHEC Report

27% 28%

37%

44%47%

40%

36%33%

43% 43%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016

% UG Pell RecipientFall 2007 to Fall 2016

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Average Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of Financial Aid Recipients

by Dependency Status

Fiscal Year 2010- 2017

Headcount Average Adjusted Gross Income

Fiscal year Dependent Independent Combined Dependent Independent Combined

2010 795 3,765 4,560 $64,688 $34,256 $39,561

2011 867 3,989 4,856 $63,816 $32,772 $38,313

2012 880 4,171 5,051 $60,377 $31,220 $36,298

2013 968 4,143 5,111 $62,164 $31,379 $37,209

2014 1,055 4,062 5,117 $63,620 $31,575 $38,188

2015 1,123 3,832 4,955 $63,376 $32,043 $39,144

2016 1,124 3,604 4,728 $66,144 $34,023 $41,659

2017 1,044 3,422 4,466 $68,201 $33,924 $41,937

Source: Income averages are partially skewed upward from comparable median measurement. S-5 MHEC Financial

Aid submission. (Calculated, UB Office of Institutional Research )

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Typical Total Debt After Graduation*

Maryland Public 4-Year Institutions

Fall 2016

University of Maryland Baltimore $15,000

Towson University $17,750

University of Maryland-University College $19,000

University of Maryland-College Park $19,500

Salisbury University $20,153

St Mary's College of Maryland $20,370

University of Maryland-Baltimore County $21,198

University of Baltimore $21,500

Frostburg State University $21,500

Coppin State University $22,500

Bowie State University $24,391

University of Maryland Eastern Shore $27,000

Morgan State University $31,000

* Typical Total Debt After Graduation is the median federal debt of undergraduate borrowers who completed

a degree. This figure includes only federal loans; it excludes private student loans and Parent PLUS loans. For

institutions with multiple locations, this data is based on all of the locations. Source: CollegeScoreCard.

$0 $5,000 $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 $30,000 $35,000

UMB

TU

UMUC

UMCP

SU

SMCM

UMBC

UB

FSU

CSU

BSU

UMES

MSU

Typical Total Debt After Graduation * Maryland Public 4-Year Institutions

Fall 2016

SECTION IV

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS

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Credit Hours Enrolled by Instructional Delivery Type

Fall 2016-2017

Credit Hours

Instructional Delivery Type

Degree Level Term Main Campus Shady Grove Online Instruction Total

Undergraduate courses 2016 26,761 587 7,752 35,100

2017 23,266 573 7,597 31,436

Graduate courses 2016 17,298 771 3,792 21,861

2017 16,142.5 717 3,937 20,796.5

Total Course Enrollment 2016 44,059 1,358 11,544 56,961

2017 39,408.5 1,290 11,534 52,232.5

Percentage of Total

Degree Level Term Main Campus Shady Grove Online Instruction Total

Undergraduate courses 2016 76% 2% 22% 100%

2017 74% 2% 24% 100%

Graduate courses 2016 76% 2% 22% 100%

2017 78% 3% 19% 100%

Total Course Enrollment 2016 77% 2% 20% 100%

2017 75% 2% 22% 100%

Percent Change

Degree Level Term Main Campus Shady Grove Online Instruction Total

Undergraduate courses 2016-17 (13%) (2%) (2%) (10%)

Graduate courses 2016-17 (7%) (7%) 4% (5%)

Total Course Enrollment 2016-17 (11%) (5%) (0%) (8%)

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Credit Hours Earned as a Percentage of Attempted by Degree Level and Admit Type

Fall Terms, 2014-2017

Degree Level, Admit Type Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017

Undergraduate

First-time 86% 85% 86% 90%

New Transfer 86% 87% 86% 85%

Continuing 85% 85% 87% 86%

Total 85% 86% 87% 86%

Graduate

New 92% 90% 85% 89%

Continuing 92% 92% 91% 91%

Total 92% 91% 89% 90%

Master of Laws

New 96% 98% 97% 89%

Continuing 96% 95% 98% 87%

Total 96% 97% 98% 88%

Juris Doctorate

New 98% 98% 97% 98%

Continuing 99% 99% 99% 98%

Total 99% 99% 99% 98%

University Total 89% 89% 89% 89%

SECTION V

RETENTION AND GRADUATION RATES

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Retention Rates Undergraduate by Admit Type

Fall term, 2007-2016

First-time, Full-time Freshmen

Entering Class Fall Class Size 2nd year 3rd year

2007 143 69% 55%

2008 163 82% 64%

2009 174 77% 55%

2010 155 78% 55%

2011 155 73% 55%

2012 215 67% 55%

2013 236 79% 63%

2014 226 71% 55%

2015 137 72% 56%

2016 138 68%

2017 107

New Transfers, Full-time, Lower-division

Entering Class Fall Class Size 2nd year 3rd year

2007 106 79% 57%

2008 135 76% 61%

2009 170 69% 56%

2010 156 72% 53%

2011 148 78% 57%

2012 124 75% 58%

2013 139 75% 58%

2014 194 83% 61%

2015 194 79% 63%

2016 160 82%

2017 155

New Transfers, Full-time (Upper Division)

Entering Class Fall Class Size 2nd year 3rd year

2007 285 82% 42%

2008 265 83% 50%

2009 313 83% 45%

2010 283 85% 51%

2011 251 84% 48%

2012 269 77% 43%

2013 249 82% 47%

2014 233 82% 50%

2015 243 87% 44%

2016 222 82%

2017 152

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Graduation Rates Undergraduate Full-time Students by Admission Type*

Fall term 2007-2016

First-time, Full-time Freshmen

Fall Term Class Size 4th year 5th year 6th year

2007 143 23% 33% 37%

2008 163 18% 37% 43%

2009 174 10% 22% 32%

2010 155 12% 30% 36%

2011 155 9% 27% 33%

2012 215 15% 31%

2013 236 16% 2014 226

2015 137

2016 138

2017 107

New Transfer (Lower Division), Full-time

Fall Term Class Size 2nd yr 3rd yr 4th yr 5th yr 6th yr

2007 106 10% 37% 51% 57% 58%

2008 135 6% 33% 44% 52% 56%

2009 170 8% 29% 41% 49% 52%

2010 156 12% 34% 45% 49% 51%

2011 148 5% 29% 44% 47% 49 %

2012 124 6% 32% 51% 55%

2013 139 9% 34% 48%

2014 194 8% 41%

2015 194 8%

2016 164

2017 155

New Transfer (Upper Division), Full-time

Fall Term Class Size 2nd yr 3rd yr 4th yr 5th yr 6th yr

2007 285 29% 56% 61% 64% 66%

2008 265 25% 56% 63% 66% 68%

2009 313 29% 54% 61% 64% 66%

2010 283 25% 57% 64% 67% 69%

2011 251 28% 57% 61% 64% 65%

2012 269 25% 51% 59% 61%

2013 249 27% 53% 63%

2014 233 28% 61%

2015 243 33%

2016 222

2017 152

* Per federal definition, graduation rate includes a fall term cohort graduating through August 31 of the subsequent year.

SECTION VI

DEGREES/CERTIFICATES

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Degrees and Certificates Offered by College/School and Degree Level

as of May 2, 2018

Degree Level Program Name

Upper-Division Certificate

College of Public Affairs Crime Scene Investigation

Forensic Document Analysis

School of Business Accounting

Bachelor's

College of Arts and Science Applied Information Technology

Digital Communication

English

Environmental Sustainability and Human Ecology

History

Integrated Arts

Interdisciplinary Studies

Jurisprudence

Philosophy, Society and Applied Ethics

Psychology

Simulation and Game Design

College of Public Affairs Criminal Justice

Forensic Studies

Government and Public Policy

Health Systems Management

Human Services Administration

International Studies

School of Business Business Administration

Information Systems and Technology Management

Post-Bachelor's Certificate

College of Arts and Science Digital Communication

Digital Media Production

User Experience (UX) Design

College of Public Affairs Certificate in Health Systems Management

Trauma-Informed Certificate

School of Business Accounting fundamentals

Business fundamentals

Business Valuation Services

Government Financial Management (main campus and Shady Grove)

Internal Audit Services

Organizational Leadership

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Degrees and Certificates Offered Continued from prior page

Master's

College of Arts and Science Applied Psychology

Creative Writing & Publishing Arts

Integrated Design (MA)

Integrated Design (MFA)

Interaction Design and Information Architecture

Legal and Ethical Studies

College of Public Affairs Criminal Justice Forensic Science - High Technology Crime

Global Affairs and Human Security

Health Systems Management

Human Services Administration

Justice Leadership and Management

Negotiations and Conflict Management

Nonprofit Management and Social Entrepreneurship

Public Administration

School of Business Accounting and BAS

Finance

Master of Business Administration

Taxation

Master of Laws

School of Law LLM Taxation

LLM Laws of the US

Post-Master's Certificate

College of Arts and Science Library Technologies

Professional Counseling Studies

School of Law Certificate Estate Planning

Certificate in Family Law

Doctorate

College of Arts and Science Information and Interaction Design

College of Public Affairs Public Administration

Juris Doctorate

School of Law Juris Doctorate

Dual Degrees

College of Public Affairs/Law Dual J.D./M.S. in Criminal Justice

Dual J.D./M.S. in Negotiations and Conflict Management

Dual J.D./M.P.A.

Dual J.D./Ph.D. in Public Policy

School of Business Dual J.D./M.B.A.

Dual M.B.A./M.S. in Nursing (with UMB)

Dual M.B.A./Pharm.D. (with UMB)

School of Law Dual J.D./L.L.M.

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Degrees and Certificates Offered

Continued from prior page

Award Level Count

Upper Division 3

Bachelor's 19

Post-bachelor's 11

Master's 21

Post-Master Certificate 4

Doctorate 3

Dual degrees 8

Total Degrees and Certificates 69

Count of Degrees and Certificates by Award Level

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Degrees and Certificates Conferred by College/Schools and Degree Level

Award Years 2012 - 2017

Year

Upper-Division

Certificate Bachelor's Post-Bachelor’s

Certificate Master's Doctoral Research

Doctoral Professional Total

Arts & Sciences

2012 -- 192 11 123 1 -- 327

2013 -- 221 13 145 1 -- 380

2014 -- 195 12 125 3 -- 335

2015 -- 213 15 109 2 -- 339

2016 -- 210 10 110 4 -- 334

2017 -- 228 8 105 -- -- 341

Public Affairs

2012 -- 168 2 144 4 -- 318

2013 -- 195 -- 180 3 -- 378

2014 20 210 -- 169 4 -- 403

2015 25 237 1 205 2 -- 470

2016 27 225 1 227 5 -- 485

2017 29 263 -- 256 1 -- 549

Business

2012 -- 265 14 191 -- -- 470

2013 -- 254 14 186 -- -- 454

2014 -- 260 3 158 -- -- 421

2015 4 244 12 159 -- -- 419

2016 5 286 8 150 -- -- 449

2017 12 264 9 170 -- -- 455

Law School

2012 -- -- 2 20 -- 343 365

2013 -- -- 1 16 -- 312 329

2014 -- -- 3 20 -- 310 333

2015 -- -- 3 31 -- 275 309

2016 -- -- 5 36 -- 277 318

2017 -- -- 2 30 -- 224 256

University

2012 -- 625 29 478 5 343 1,480

2013 -- 670 28 527 4 312 1,541

2014 20 665 18 472 7 310 1,492

2015 29 694 31 504 4 275 1,537

2016 32 721 24 523 9 277 1,586

2017 41 755 19 561 1 224 1,601

SECTION VII

CAREER SERVICES AND

ALUMNI

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Salary After Attending

Maryland Public 4-Year Institutions

Fall 2016

University of Maryland Baltimore $83,000

University of Maryland-College Park $61,700

University of Baltimore $55,100

University of Maryland-Baltimore County $54,100

University of Maryland-University College $49,900

Towson University $49,800

St Mary's College of Maryland $48,100

Salisbury University $47,800

Bowie State University $46,400

Frostburg State University $43,900

Morgan State University $39,200

University of Maryland Eastern Shore $36,200

Coppin State University $35,000

Salary After Attending is the median earnings of former students who received federal financial aid at 10

years after entering the institutions. For institutions with multiple locations, this data is based on all of the

locations. Source: CollegeScoreCard.

$0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 $80,000 $90,000

CSU

UMES

MSU

FSU

BSU

SU

SMCM

TU

UMUC

UMBC

UB

UMCP

UMB

Salary After AttendingMaryland Public 4-Year Institutions

Fall 2016

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Job Relatedness to Area of Study MHEC Triannual Survey, 2015-16 Baccalaureate Degree Recipients

The following is a selection of seven of the most referenced items in the MHEC Survey of Baccalaureate Degree Recipients

Would you have been financially able to complete your degree without the financial aid you received? Percent

Yes, without major financial hardship to me and/or my family 6%

Yes, with major financial hardship to me and/or my family 16%

No, I would not have been financially able to complete my degree 68%

I did not receive any type of financial aid 10%

Since completing your program at University of Baltimore, have you ever enrolled in school again?

Yes 48%

No, I have not enrolled in school again. 52%

How well did our institution prepare you for graduate or professional study?

Excellent preparation 15%

Good preparation 33%

Fair preparation 35%

Poor preparation 4%

I have not enrolled for graduate or professional study 13%

Are you currently employed?

Yes, full-time 72%

Yes, part-time 14%

No, but I am seeking employment 10%

No, and I am not seeking employment 4%

How well did the University of Baltimore prepare you for your current job?

Excellent preparation 23%

Good preparation 31%

Fair preparation 22%

Poor preparation 10%

Uncertain 14%

Is your current employment related to your major?

Directly Related 35%

Somewhat related 42%

Not related, but I would like a job related to my major 17%

Not related, not important 6%

If you were to do it over, would you attend the University of Baltimore again?

Definitely yes 51%

Probably yes 32%

Not sure 10%

Probably no 3%

Definitely no 4%

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Post-Graduation Survey School of Law

Academic Year 2007-2017, Triennial Survey 2008-2017

Triennel Survey

Year

Percentage of Law graduates who pass the Bar exam on first

attempt

Percentage of graduates employed one year

after Graduation

2007 65% --

2008 75% 95%

2009 74% --

2010 85% --

2011 82% 85%

2012 80% --

2013 84% --

2014 83% 85%

2015 80% --

2016 66% --

2017 67% 86%

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Employment Outcomes of University of Baltimore Degree Recipients 2014-2016 Per Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) by Degree Level and Award Year

1st Year Following

Graduation

CIP Code and Name Academic Plan (select), indented Degree Level

Academic Year

Total Graduates N Average Wages

09 - Communication, Journalism, And Related Programs Bachelor's Degree 2014 21 16 $ 28,344

Digital Communications 2015 28 18 $ 25,875 2016 31 17 $ 37,532

10 - Communications Technologies/Techs And Support Services Bachelor's Degree 2014 40 20 $ 32,566

Simulation & Dig Entertainment 2015 45 25 $ 23,856 2016 43 19 $ 28,239

11 - Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services Combined ^ 2014 26 12 $ 44,978

Applied Information Technology (BS) 2015 23 * $ 46,743

Digital Comm (Post-Bach Cert) 2016 27 13 $ 54,764

Interaction Design & Info Arch (MS)

22 - Legal Professions And Studies Bachelor's Degree 2014 25 15 $ 28,599

Jurisprudence 2015 29 13 $ 28,748 2016 19 * $ 45,667

22 - Legal Professions And Studies Master's Degree 2014 48 17 $ 64,725

Taxation (Law) (LLM) 2015 51 17 $ 54,643

The Law of the United States (LLM) 2016 50 24 $ 60,611

Legal and Ethical Studies (MA)

22 - Legal Professions And Studies Doctorate- Professional Practice 2014 309 154 $ 44,033

J.D. Law 2015 275 154 $ 44,922 2016 277 165 $ 46,862

23 - English Language And Literature/Letters 2014 42 19 $ 33,888 Combined ^

English (BA) 2015 40 18 $ 35,082

Creative Writing and Publishing Arts (MFA) 2016 51 29 $ 34,401

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Employment Outcomes of University of Baltimore Degree Recipients 2014-2016 Per Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) by Degree Level and Award Year

1st Year Following

Graduation

CIP Code and Name Academic Plan (select), indented Degree Level

Academic Year

Total Graduates N

Average Wages

43 - Homeland Security, Law Enforce., Firefighting & Rel. Pro-tective Serv.

Bachelor's Degree

2014 70 37 $ 31,526

Criminal Justice 2015 88 53 $ 29,899

Forensic Studies 2016 109 71 $ 35,187

43 - Homeland Security, Law Enforce., Firefighting & Rel. Pro-tective Serv.

Master's Degree

2014 * [10] * $ 44,223

Criminal Justice 2015 33 17 $ 46,525

Forensic Sci - High Tech Crime 2016 57 31 $ 49,476

44 - Public Admin. And Social Service Professions

Bachelor's Degree

2014 42 22 $ 31,545

Nonprofit Management and Community Leadership 2015 44 33 $ 35,299

Human Services Administration 2016 31 22 $ 37,355

44 - Public Admin. And Social Service Professions

Master's Degree

2014 107 53 $ 46,312

Health Services Administration 2015 105 53 $ 46,933

Public Administration 2016 115 74 $ 46,414

45 - Social Sciences

Combined ^

2014 33 16 $ 32,560

Government & Public Policy (BA) 2015 48 17 $ 32,836

International Studies (BA) 2016 55 26 $ 39,109

Global Affairs and Human Security (MA)

50 - Visual And Performing Arts

2014 * [2] * $ 19,276 Bachelor's Degree

Integrated Arts 2015 * [11] * $ 22,790 2016 * [8] * $ 19,670

50 - Visual And Performing Arts

Master's Degree

2014 34 13 $ 50,376

Integrated Design 2015 31 16 $ 53,861

Publications Design 2016 25 12 $ 58,861

51 - Health Professions And Related Programs

Combined ^

2014 69 47 $ 44,149

Health Systems Management (BS) 2015 98 60 $ 52,757

Health Systems Management (MS) 2016 66 47 $ 49,901

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Employment Outcomes of University of Baltimore Degree Recipients 2014-2016

Per Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) by Degree Level and Award Year

1st Year Following

Graduation

CIP Code and Name Academic Plan (select), indented

Degree Level

Academic Year

Total Grad-uates N

Average Wages

52 - Business, Management, Marketing, And Rel. Support Services Bachelor's Degree 2014 255 145 $ 43,570

Business Administration 2015 244 131 $ 44,231

Info Systems & Technology Management 2016 286 178 $ 43,527

Real Estate & Economic Development

52 - Business, Management, Marketing, And Rel. Support Services Master's Degree 2014 155 81 $ 75,250

Acct and Business Advisory Svc 2015 157 83 $ 77,498

Business Administration 2016 147 84 $ 72,567

To protect student privacy, the following Programs were excluded from the above for having all masked values.

03 - Natural Resources And Conservation

38 - Philosophy And Religious Studies

54 - History

* To protect student privacy, values of 10 or fewer are masked. Single suppressed values cannot be calculated from previous totals due to the exclusion of Upper Division Certificates, Post-baccalaureate Certificates, and Research Doctorates from this analysis.

^ To protect student privacy, when other award types were not conferred, degrees were combined when one degree contained values of 10 or fewer. These values match previously reported totals and may or may not include Upper Division Certificates, Post-baccalaureate Certificates, and Research Doctorates

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Social Mobility Index—20171

Maryland University/College Rankings

Rank SMI Institution Tuition % Low Income

% Grad Rate

Median Early Career Salary

Endowment (in millions)

% Pell2 % Pell to rich 1/2

109 48.3 Bowie State University $7,660 41.7 41.2 $47,800 $7.67 59 29.1

143 40.9 University of Baltimore $8,326 48.6 32.1 $49,500 $45.28 60 18.5

197 35.5 Frostburg State University $8,488 27.6 51.3 $46,400 $24.28 40 30.6

240 31.3 UM-Baltimore County $11,006 15 63.2 $54,000 $80.71 21 28.8

259 30.2 Notre Dame of MD Univ. $33,670 47.6 54.3 $48,100 $39.30 57 16.3

263 29.9 UM Eastern Shore $7,625 41.4 32.7 $46,100 $26.44 62 33.5

316 27.5 Washington Adventist Univ. $22,790 49.1 36.4 $51,700 $3.10 59 16.4

356 25.5 Capitol Technology Univ. $23,508 32.6 34.8 $61,100 $4.25 42 22.7

369 24.8 St Mary's College of MD $13,895 12.6 78.3 $50,600 $32.73 18 30.4

383 24.5 Towson University $9,182 12.7 70.2 $48,200 $70.53 23 44.4

391 24.3 UM-College Park $9,996 8.5 86.4 $57,600 $508.85 14 40.5

473 21.5 Morgan State University $7,508 32 30.2 $47,500 $28.05 59 46

550 19.4 Salisbury University $9,086 11.3 67.3 $47,600 $56.14 19 39.5

568 19.0 Coppin State University $7,346 69.6 17.7 $44,100 $1.58 73 n/a

579 18.5 McDaniel College $39,500 24 70.2 $48,700 $115.53 31 21.4

730 15.7 Stevenson University $30,998 27.4 53 $47,800 $79.08 35 22.2

766 15.0 Hood College $35,150 27.4 62.9 $44,400 $84.67 36 23.3

1095 10.1 Loyola University $45,200 10 80.8 $55,100 $206.25 13 25

1139 9.4 Goucher College $42,180 16.8 68.8 $47,100 $216.71 23 25.2

1150 9.2 St John's College $49,119 12.8 71.1 $51,800 $89.80 19 31.8

1174 9.0 Washington College $43,850 12.6 75.1 $49,900 $204.24 17 26.8

1199 8.5 MD Inst. College of Art $43,870 15.1 73.3 $45,300 $85.22 20 23.3

1215 8.3 Quinnipiac University $42,270 11.7 75.7 $52,400 $367.87 18 34.6

1223 8.2 Mount St Mary's University $37,500 13.5 68.9 $46,400 $48.14 19 29.5

1323 5.4 Johns Hopkins University $48,710 6.2 93.6 $63,200 $3,326.93 12 46.1

1328 5.3 UM-University College $7,056 43.1 7.8 $53,100 $19.19 50 n/a

1 The Social Mobility Index (SMI) measures the extent to which a college or university educates more economically disadvantaged students

(with family incomes below the national median) at lower tuition, so they can graduate and obtain good paying jobs.

2 Based on freshmen students.

Source: The CollegeNET.Site: http://www.socialmobilityindex.org/

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Career Services

Principal Interviewing Companies

Arthur F. Bell & Associates

BB & T Bank

Booz Hamilton

CohnReznick (formerly Reznick Group)

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Hertzbach & Company, P.A

Laureate Education

Lowe's Companies, Inc.

Maryland Office of Legislative Audits

New York Life

SB & Company

SC & H Group

T. Rowe Price

Verizon Communications

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Alumni by US State 2017-18 Survey

State # of Alumni % of Alumni State # of Alumni % of Alumni

Maryland 40,490 78.9% Rhode Island 30 0.1%

Pennsylvania 1,612 3.1% Vermont 24 0.0%

Florida 1,464 2.9% Iowa 21 0.0%

Virginia 1,460 2.8% Arkansas 19 0.0%

California 602 1.2% Mississippi 18 0.0%

North Carolina 564 1.1% Oklahoma 17 0.0%

New York 497 1.0% Idaho 17 0.0%

New Jersey 476 0.9% Montana 12 0.0%

Texas 418 0.8% Nebraska 9 0.0%

Georgia 370 0.7% Wyoming 8 0.0%

District of Columbia 370 0.7% Alaska 8 0.0%

Delaware 312 0.6% South Dakota 4 0.0%

South Carolina 254 0.5% North Dakota 3 0.0%

Ohio 213 0.4% Total US 51,333 100%

Illinois 201 0.4%

Arizona 187 0.4%

Colorado 185 0.4%

Massachusetts 172 0.3%

Connecticut 149 0.3%

Michigan 128 0.2%

Tennessee 121 0.2%

Washington 119 0.2%

West Virginia 118 0.2%

Minnesota 66 0.1%

Oregon 58 0.1%

Missouri 58 0.1%

Alabama 57 0.1%

Indiana 55 0.1%

Kentucky 53 0.1%

New Hampshire 48 0.1%

Louisiana 46 0.1%

Wisconsin 43 0.1%

New Mexico 40 0.1%

Maine 40 0.1%

Kansas 33 0.1%

Hawaii 33 0.1%

Utah 31 0.1%

0.1%

SECTION VIII

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

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University Libraries

Fiscal Year 2017

Langsdale Library

Langsdale Library serves the UB community through a variety of services and programs, including per-

sonalized reference consultations and instruction in research strategies, tutoring, writing consultations, peer

coaching and supplemental instruction. The library also provides a variety of spaces, including quiet and collab-

orative study areas, computer workstations, presentation practice rooms, game design and graphics lab space,

and leisure reading areas.

UB students have access to more than 10 million books and government documents through the Uni-

versity System of Maryland and reciprocal borrowing privileges with other Baltimore area libraries. Langsdale

Library’s website is the portal to anytime, anywhere access of its numerous e-resources. In addition, the online

catalog allows users to search its collections as well as thousands of libraries around the world. Langsdale Li-

brary also maintains archival collections, including print, digital, audio and video primary resources; current

DVDs; leisure reading materials; and a gaming collection.

Langsdale Library by the Numbers

Category Count

Book Titles 173,463

Circulation 16,740

Serials 42,285

Inter-Library Loan 7,953

Databases 106

Instruction Sessions 149

Instruction Session Attendees 2,426

ALC Appointments 4,049

Students Served by ALC 1,634

Library Visitors 107,957

Website Visitors 107,876

Questions Answered 12,792

KnowledgeWorks (IR) Downloads 5,506

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Law School Library

The University of Baltimore Law School Library is located in the John and Frances Angelos Law Center,

the first LEED Platinum-certified law school in the country. The library is over 34,000 square feet and is located

on the seventh through the twelfth floors. Completed in 2013, the Angelos Law Center has been featured in sev-

eral architectural and design publications. The building is 12 stories high and is comprised of three interlocking L

-shaped facades with an open interior design, a green roof, and a high performance glass exterior. The Library

has 30 group study rooms, and an outdoor patio.

The Library maintains a print collection of approximately 30,000 volumes, with a similar number of titles

in microform. Most legal research is now performed in electronic databases, and the Library manages subscrip-

tions to all major legal information providers and provides access to thousands of legal treatises and periodicals.

It is a selective federal depository library in the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP).

University Libraries

Fiscal Year 2017

Law School Library by the Numbers

Book Titles 161,751

Circulation 1,800

Serials 40,672

Inter-Library Loan 986

Databases 119

Instruction Sessions 38

Instruction Session Attendees 1,014

Website Visitors 53,961

Questions Answered 1,480

ScholarWorks(IR) Downloads 99,592

SECTION IX

FACULTY AND STAFF

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Faculty Profile Fall 2017

Count Percentage

Characteristic Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Gender

Men 89 19 131 239 55% 45% 60% 57%

Women 72 23 87 182 45% 55% 40% 43%

Total 161 42 218 421 100% 100% 100% 100%

Count Percentage

Race*

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

US Persons

Underrepresented races

Amer. Indian/Alaskan 0 0 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0%

Black/African Amer. 13 7 44 64 8% 18% 22% 16%

Hawaiian Pacific Is. 0 0 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0%

Hispanic/Latino 5 0 7 12 3% 0% 3% 3%

Two or more races 0 0 4 4 0% 0% 2% 1%

Underrep. races total 18 7 55 80 12% 18% 27% 20%

Represented races & foreign

White 118 27 140 285 76% 69% 69% 71%

Asian 14 5 7 26 9% 13% 3% 7%

Foreign 6 0 2 8 4% 0% 1% 2%

Total US Persons & Foreign

156 39 204 399 100% 100% 100% 100%

Non-reported race 5 3 14 22 4% 9% 7% 6%

Total 161 42 218 421

* Percentage race computed on reported races only

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Faculty Profile, 2017

Continued from prior page

Count Percentage 2

Highest Degree Attained2

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Bachelor's 1 4 22 27 1% 11% 13% 8%

Master's 15 17 70 102 10% 47% 41% 28%

Doctorate (Professional) 58 11 45 114 38% 31% 26% 32%

Doctorate (Academic) 80 4 33 117 52% 11% 19% 33%

Total reported degree 154 36 170 360 100% 100% 100% 100%

Non-reported degree 7 6 48 61 4% 14% 22% 14%

Total 161 42 218 421

2Percent highest degree computed on reported degrees only.

Employment Status Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Full-Time 153 35 0 188 95% 83% 0% 45%

Part-Time 8 7 218 233 5% 17% 100% 55%

161 42 218 421 100% 100% 100% 100%

Employment by College Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Tenured &

Tracked Lecturers Adjuncts Total

Arts & Sciences 48 13 68 129 30% 31% 31% 31%

Public Affairs 34 9 67 110 21% 21% 31% 26%

School of Business 33 8 40 81 20% 19% 18% 19%

School of Law 46 12 43 101 29% 29% 20% 24%

Total 161 42 218 421 100% 100% 100% 100%

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Student-to-Faculty Ratio1

Fall 2013-2017

Institution 2013 2014 2015 2016 20173

University of Maryland Baltimore2 6 7 7 7 n/avail

St Mary's College of Maryland 10 10 10 10 n/avail

Coppin State University 14 14 13 13 n/avail

Morgan State University 16 14 15 13 n/avail

University of Maryland Eastern Shore 14 14 15 14 n/avail

Frostburg State University 15 15 16 15 n/avail

University of Baltimore 16 15 15 15 14

Bowie State University 16 16 16 16 n/avail

Salisbury University 16 16 16 16 n/avail

Towson University 16 16 17 17 n/avail

University of Maryland-College Park 18 18 17 17 n/avail

University of Maryland-Baltimore County 20 19 19 19 n/avail

University of Maryland-University College 17 22 22 20 n/avail

1 Per federal definition--on a headcount basis: ((full-time student+ (part-time student/3))/((full-time faculty+ ((part-time)/3))

2 University of Maryland Baltimore is a professionally-focused program.

3 NCES data is current through fall 2016, University of Baltimore data for 2017 provided from current submission.

Source: NCES Integrated Post-secondary Integrated Educational Data System

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Staff Employment by Occupational Category Fall 2017

Occupation Category (detail) Full-Time Part-Time Total % Full-time % Part-time

Management 120 2 122 98% 2%

Business and Financial Operations 80 15 95 84% 16%

Computer, Engineering and Sciences 59 2 61 97% 3%

Community Services, Legal, Arts, and Media 38 3 41 93% 7%

Graduate Teaching Assistants — 4 4 — 100%

Public Service 10 10 100% 0%

Archivists, Curators, and Museum Occupations — — — — —

Librarians 22 4 26 85% 15%

Library Techs 4 4 100% 0%

Other Teaching and Instructional Support 2 3 5 40% 60%

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations 4 — 4 100% 0%

Service Occupations 56 — 56 100% 0%

Sales and Related Occupations 2 1 3 67% 33%

Office and Administrative Support 50 40 90 56% 44%

Natural Resources, Construction, and Maintenance 7 1 8 88% 13%

Production, Transportation, and Material Moving 2 — 2 100% 0%

Military Staff 2 — 2 100% 0%

Unknown — — — — —

Total 458 75 533 86% 14%

SECTION X

SPONSORED RESEARCH AND CENTERS

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Sponsored Research

Fiscal Year 2017

Proposals Awards*

Proposal Unit Count Amount Count Amount

Administration 2 $8,800 4 $345,053

College of Arts and Sciences 3 $452,079 3 $6,340,520

College of Public Affairs 44 $18,128,091 37 $2,490,242

School of Business 41 $2,301,840 43 $1,588,978

School of Law 14 $2,391,104 10 $104,580

Total 104 $23,281,914 97 $10,869,373

Proposals by Sponsor Type

Awards by Sponsor Type

Proposal Sponsors Count Amount Count Amount

State Government 31 $5,424,423 38 $7,202,423

University System of Maryland 7 $296,124 5 $287,094

Federal Government 8 $13,857,315 6 $1,572,845

Not-for-Profit 35 $1,936,958 28 $821,710

Other Government 10 $1,292,429 10 $859,834

Corporations 4 $104,875 6 $60,073

Other University 6 $369,790 1 $47,681

UB Internal 3 $17,713 3 $17,713

Total 104 $23,281,914 97 $10,869,373

*Awards made in different a different fiscal year from the submission of the proposal. In such instances, the number or

amount of the award may exceed that of the proposals in a given fiscal year.

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Centers, Clinics, and Institutes

Critical to its mission and an important part of its engagement with the wider world, the University of Baltimore's

centers, institutes and clinics serve a variety of needs. These organizations rely on the talents of UB faculty, stu-

dents, staff and external partners to conduct research on and offer solutions to some of society's most pressing

issues.

Centers

▪ Bank of America Center for Excellence in Learning, Teaching, and Technology

▪ Center on Applied Feminism

▪ Center for Digital Communication, Commerce, and Culture

▪ Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation

▪ Hoffberger Center for Professional Ethics

▪ Center for International and Comparative Law

▪ Center for the Law of Intellectual Property and Technology

▪ Center for Medicine and Law (School of Law)

▪ Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Center for Families, Children and the Courts

▪ The Bob Parsons Veterans Center

▪ Schaefer Center for Public Policy

▪ Center for Sport and the Law

Clinics

▪ Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic (School of Law)

▪ Community Development Clinic (School of Law)

▪ Criminal Practice Clinic (School of Law)

▪ Bronfein Family Law Clinic (School of Law)

▪ Human Trafficking Prevention Project

▪ Immigrant Rights Clinic

▪ Innocence Project Clinic

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Centers, Clinics and Institutes

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Clinics

▪ Juvenile Justice Project

▪ Mediation Clinic for Families

▪ Mental Health Law Clinic

▪ Pretrial Justice Clinic

▪ Tax Clinic

▪ The Bob Parsons Veterans Advocacy Clinic

Institutes

▪ Ampersand Institute for Words & Images

▪ Jacob France Institute

SECTION XI

FINANCE AND FACILITY

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Cost of Attendance

Tuition Fall 2017

Resident Non-Resident

Undergraduate

Full-time (annual) $6,742 $18,622

Part-time (per credit hour) $308 $973

Graduate (per credit hour)

College of Arts and Sciences $730 $1,091

College of Public Affairs $752 $1,091

School of Business $785 $1,084

School of Business (MBA) $824 $1,149

Doctoral

College of Arts and Sciences $932 $1,582

College of Public Affairs $960 $1,582

School of Law

Juris Doctorate (annual) $28,978 $43,220

Master's of Laws -US (per credit hour) $673 $673

Master's of Laws -Taxation (per credit hour) $979 $979

Required Fees Fall 2017

Undergraduate Resident Non-Resident

Auxiliary Construction Fee

1 to 11 credits $3 per credit $3 per credit

12 credits or more $36 $36

Auxiliary Operating Fee

1 to 11 credits $23 per credit $23 per credit

12 credits or more $273 $273

Student Center Fee

1 to 11 credits $34 per credit $34 per credit

12 credits or more $407 $407

Student Services Fee

1 to 11 credits $16 per credit $16 per credit

12 credits or more $192 $192

Technology Fee

1 to 11 credits $9 per credit $9 per credit

12 credits or more $108 $108

Student Government Association Fee

Flat rate $25 $25

Student Bar Association

Flat rate (Law students only) $37 $37

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Revenues and Expenditures

Fiscal Year 2016

Revenues Amount

Operating Revenues

Student Tuition and Fees $ 51,448,154

Federal grants and contracts $ 897,867

State grants and contracts $ 6,862,739

Local government grants and contracts $ 373,389

Private operating grants and contracts $ 2,571,497

Sales and services of auxiliary enterprise $ 7,296,197

Sales and services od educational activities $ 1,296,034

Other sources - operations $ 104,178

Total Operating revenue $ 70,850,055

Non-operating revenues

State Appropriations $ 35,022,983

Federal non-operating grants $ 6,063,144

Investment income $ 761,487

Total non-operating revenues $ 41,847,614

Total operating and non-operating revenues $ 112,697,669

Expenditures Amount

Instruction $ 48,085,486

Research $ 7,346,930

Public Service $ -

Academic Support $ 15,347,591

Student Services $ 10,097,687

Institutional Support $ 22,638,720

Scholarships $ 3,080,636

Auxiliary Expenditures $ 3,692,692

Other Expense deductions $ 3,414,917

Total Expenditures $ 113,704,659

Source: National Center for Educational Statistics, IPEDS Finance, 2016 (most recent available).

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Space Inventory

Main Campus, By Building

Fiscal Year 2017

Room Use Classification Auxiliary Enterprise State Owned

Buildings Leased Building UB Totals

Classroom Facilities -- 59,880 -- 59,880

Laboratory Facilities -- 32,671 -- 32,671

Office Facilities 13,653 181,241 4,278 185,519

Study Facilities 157 50,648 -- 50,648

Special Use Facilities -- 31,148 -- 31,148

General Use Facilities 12,512 32,553 -- 32,553

Support Facilities 1,299 23,538 332 23,870

Health Care Facilities -- 148 -- 148

Total 27,621 411,827 4,610 416,437

Residential Facilities -- -- -- --

Unclassified Facilities 2,172 46,466 18,500 64,966

Total Assignable Square Feet 29,793 458,293 23,110 481,403

Gross Square Feet 236,145 1,054,850 28,653 1,083,503

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On-Campus Safety Ranking

for the University of Baltimore

among the Maryland Public Four-year Institutions1

2009 - 2016 (8-year range)

Ranked by having the least number of incidents2

Ranking

Personal crimes2 (2016) 1st (Total: 2009-2016) 1st (tied)

Property crimes (2016) 2nd

(Total: 2009-2016) 2nd

Primary crime rankings (Yr: 2009-2016) # of times with ranking

1st lowest incidents 3

2nd lowest incidents 4

3rd lowest incidents 1

4th lowest incidents 0

5th-12th lowest incidents 0

1Includes the USM public universities and Morgan State and St Mary's College of Maryland;

main campuses, only. Excludes University College as a principally distance-education institution.

2Saftey incidents are restricted to "primary crimes". See: https://tinyurl.com/CleryClass

Source: US Department of Education, Campus Safety and Security Reports, 2001-2016.

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Total

Crime Type 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2009-16

Personal Crime

University of Baltimore - 1 1 - - - 5 - 7

University of Maryland- Baltimore - - 1 - - 4 1 1 7

Coppin State University - 1 2 8 5 1 4 1 22

Frostburg State University - 3 6 2 4 6 8 6 35

Morgan State University 2 2 3 5 2 6 11 13 44

University of Maryland Eastern Shore 6 9 3 5 3 8 6 10 50

Bowie State University 10 11 9 11 4 6 3 1 55

St Mary's College of Maryland - 1 10 6 2 12 9 16 56

University of Maryland-Baltimore County 6 1 7 6 5 9 18 6 58

Salisbury University 9 10 1 8 5 6 12 8 59

Towson University 3 8 10 6 5 10 9 8 59

University of Maryland-College Park 13 18 8 9 23 22 30 22 145

Personal Crime Total 49 65 61 66 58 90 116 92 597

Property Crime

University of Maryland- Baltimore 3 1 5 2 3 5 2 1 22

University of Baltimore 1 3 1 8 5 2 4 2 26

University of Maryland-Baltimore County 9 10 13 8 10 7 5 7 69

St Mary's College of Maryland 1 3 3 4 1 20 18 29 79

Frostburg State University 16 16 10 12 5 9 8 8 84

Salisbury University 27 27 11 7 9 6 4 9 100

Towson University 27 19 13 11 7 6 17 8 108

Coppin State University 6 12 8 5 24 31 19 18 123

Morgan State University 28 21 13 16 26 21 6 7 138

University of Maryland Eastern Shore 66 31 30 33 17 15 11 12 215

Bowie State University 27 46 38 54 18 28 24 15 250

University of Maryland-College Park 133 136 106 78 72 120 80 38 763

Property Crime Total 344 325 251 238 197 270 198 154 1,977

All Primary Crime Total 393 390 312 304 255 360 314 246 2,574

Note: "Primary Crime" Only (see https://tinyurl.com/CleryClass

On-Campus Safety Ranking, number of crime incidents

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