Maryland is a state that takes education seriously. The proof is in the 26 colleges and universities spread out through the state, with an important concentration in and around Baltimore. Here is the list of the 26 to give you an idea about the wealth of options available to the Oyster State students: 1. Baltimore Hebrew University 2. Baltimore International College 3. Bowie State University 4. College of Notre Dame of Maryland 5. Coppin State University 6. Frostburg State University 7. Goucher College 8. Hood College 9. Johns Hopkins University 10. Loyola College in Maryland 11. Maryland Institute College of Art 12. McDaniel College 13. Morgan State University 14. Mount Saint Mary's College and Seminary 15. Peabody Institute 16. St. John's College 17. St. Mary's College of Maryland 18. Salisbury University 19. Towson University 20. U.S. Naval Academy 21. University of Baltimore 22. University of Maryland, Baltimore County 23. University of Maryland, College Park 24. University of Maryland, Eastern Shore 25. Villa Julie College 26. Washington College in Chestertown Probably the best known among them are the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD (Number 1 in the world in medicine and bioengineering), University of Maryland College Park Campus, and U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. The most distant-from-center schools are Frostburg State University in West Maryland and University of Maryland, Eastern Shore in south-eastern corner of the State. Probably the smallest of them all is the Baltimore Hebrew University which had only 36 undergraduate students in 2005. The largest high-education institution in terms of undergraduate enrollment is University of Maryland, College Park with over 25,000 undergraduates. |
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