iSnare.com - Free Content Articles Directory
Authors Contents [Advanced Search][Add OpenSearch][Job Search]
Distribute your articles to thousands of article sites for only $2 and below! Read more...

Index  Education
 

Colleges And Universities In Baltimore, Maryland Part V

 
[ Contact the Author] [ Send to a Friend] [ Article Publisher] [Make PDF] [ Print] [ Bookmark & Share]
 
Read our Terms of Service before reprinting this article. The submitter specified above has claimed the rights to this article.
Connie Limon

Morgan State University

Morgan State University at 1700 East Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Maryland sits on a spacious 140-acre campus nestled among rolling hills of Northeast Baltimore.

Morgan State University has earned a national reputation as a progressive institution for higher learning and is the leading producer of African-American degree recipients in Maryland. Morgan State University is ranked fourth nationally in the number of engineering degrees awarded to African Americans and fifth in awards in Computer and Information Sciences.

Morgan has thirty-eight academic programs that lead to a bachelor’s degree.

In-state tuition is $6,204 and out-of-state is $13,964 with room and board of $3,665.

Peabody Institute

Peabody Institute is located at One East Mount Vernon Place in Baltimore, Maryland. Tuition is $28,215 per year with room and board at $9,225.

Peabody Institute has had some of history’s most revered talent walk through its door. It is located in the historic and cultural heart of Baltimore and is one of the nation’s major sources of professionally trained musicians. Peabody Institute is affiliated with one of the nation’s leading universities, the Johns Hopkins University. Yearly, Peabody stages more than 800 musical and dance performances in Baltimore and other U.S. cities.

University of Baltimore

The University of Baltimore is located at 1420 N. Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland. It is an upper-division and graduate university located in the cultural district of Baltimore. The campus is made up of new and historic buildings. It also offers classes in several off-campus sites.

The School of Business and the School of Law delivers comprehensive programs. More than 50 percent of the students are part-time and most hold down jobs in addition to their studies.

Tuition is $2,662 for in-state students and $8,452 for out-of-state students. Room and board does not apply.

University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus

The University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus was established in 1807. It is the founding institution of the University System of Maryland and one of three major research universities in Maryland. The University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus is home to a graduate school and six professional schools, which are:

•Dentistry
•Law
•Medicine
•Nursing
•Pharmacy
•Social work

The majority of Maryland’s physicians, nurses, dentists, lawyers, pharmacists, and social workers are trained at the 60-acre campus on Baltimore’s west side.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus, offers undergraduate degrees in:

•Nursing
•Dental hygiene
•Medical and research technology

The campus is a mix of historic buildings and high-tech labs and is easily accessible by public transportation. Attractions close to UMB include:

•The Inner Harbor
•The Maryland Science Center
•The National Aquarium in Baltimore
•Oriole Park at Camden Yards
•M&T Bank Stadium (home of the NFL Ravens)
•The Baltimore Museum of Art
•1st Mariner Arena

This article is FREE to publish with the resource box.

© 2007 Connie Limon All rights reserved

Important NoticeDISCLAIMER: All information, content, and data in this article are sole opinions and/or findings of the individual user or organization that registered and submitted this article at Isnare.com without any fee. The article is strictly for educational or entertainment purposes only and should not be used in any way, implemented or applied without consultation from a professional. We at Isnare.com do not, in anyway, contribute or include our own findings, facts and opinions in any articles presented in this site. Publishing this article does not constitute Isnare.com's support or sponsorship for this article. Isnare.com is an article publishing service. Please read our Terms of Service for more information.

Connie Limon. Visit http://www.charmcitybaltimore.info for more information about living, working and vacationing in Baltimore, Maryland. Visit http://www.camelotarticles.com and submit your original articles for web site promotion.
Article Tags: baltimore [See Dictionary], maryland [See Dictionary], university [See Dictionary]
Got a question about this article? Ask the community!
Article published on August 08, 2007 at Isnare.com
 
Rate this article:

Colleges And Universities In Baltimore, Maryland Part Ii
Submitted by: Connie Limon

Baltimore International College (BIC) Baltimore’s leading institution for culinary arts and hospitality management degrees is Baltimore International College (BIC)...

Colleges And Universities In Baltimore, Maryland Part Iii
Submitted by: Connie Limon

Coppin State University Coppin State University is a 52-acre campus in West Baltimore, very much an urban campus, however, its lovely shaded walks and fountains give it the atmosphere of a serene residential college...

Colleges And Universities In Baltimore, Maryland Part Iv
Submitted by: Connie Limon

Loyola College Loyola College at 4501 North Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland was established in 1852...

Autism Spectrum Disorder: The Role Of The Individualized Education Program Team
Submitted by: Connie Limon

The fastest growing diagnosis within the disability of Pervasive Developmental Disorders is Autism Spectrum Disorder...

7 Books on Blood Diamonds
Submitted by: Lawrence Reaves

In 2006, Leonardo DiCaprio hit the movie screens with Blood Diamonds detailing the story of a diamond smuggler cum mercenary and that of a man who had lost his family to rebels who kidnapped his son for work in a conflict diamond mine...

Brainwaves and Brain Evolution System
Submitted by: A. Majid

The electrical activity emanating from the brain creates frequencies are called brainwaves Brainwave frequencies are measured in Hertz (Hz), meaning cycles per second...

The Top Reasons For Learning a New Language
Submitted by: Sean Goudelocks

Do you want to know more about learning a new language Although the feat can be a bit challenging, it can easily be done with the right tools and your strong determination in tow...

Learn a New Language: Mistakes to Avoid
Submitted by: Sean Goudelocks

Learning a new language can be a challenging, fun and rewarding experience all at the same time Not only will it give you a chance to gain further insight into a different culture, but it will also be a valuable tool in expanding your horizons as you travel, study or even work abroad...

How to Learn New Language
Submitted by: Sean Goudelocks

There are a number of ways to learn new language Depending on personal learning style, you will be able to take grasp of a foreign language in no time...

Learning a Foreign Language For More Job Opportunities
Submitted by: Sean Goudelocks

As globalization is starting to take its hold on the world, it is becoming a necessity for people to be able to understand different languages...

Important Reminders if You Want to Learn a Foreign Language
Submitted by: Sean Goudelocks

Learning a foreign language nowadays is not just about taking on a new skill or hobby, it’s starting to become a valuable skill to have as the world is slowly transitioning into a global environment...

College Admissions Consulting Makes All the Difference
Submitted by: Jason Kay

Getting accepted into the college of your choice is a tricky thing to do at times but by using a college admissions consultant you can greatly increase your chances of getting accepted into the first college on your list...

The Importance of Campus Life For College Students
Submitted by: A.Noton

College is a time for leaving the comfort and security of home and embarking on the journey to adulthood...

GCSE Maths Revision Goes Hi-Tech!
Submitted by: Steven Britton

Pressure to succeed academically in this technologically driven age is becoming more and more important...

Is Sociology a Science?
Submitted by: Madeline Binder

Science has been defined by the Merriam Webster dictionary as "knowledge obtained through study or practice...

How Has Warfare Been Changed by Science and Technology?
Submitted by: Madeline Binder

Warfare is an element of the human experience since the beginning of time While warfare is a destructive force, it also is a very creative force as many technologies have been developed as a result of the need to win a war...

What is Science Fiction?
Submitted by: Madeline Binder

Science fiction is a genre of media creation that includes books, television programs, movies and art...

How Has Science Affected Sports?
Submitted by: Madeline Binder

Science has had a major impact on the world of sports In fact, science has reformatted the way in which games are trained for, the way that they are played and the way that they are viewed...

An Audience With Howard Gardner
Submitted by: Matt Crick

For a quarter of a century Professor Howard Gardner has challenged academia with his theory of multiple intelligences...

Isnare.com Footer Divider

© 2004-2009. Isnare Free Articles - An Isnare Online Technologies Free Articles Project. All Rights Reserved.   Privacy Policy