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Colleges in Maryland

All 55 degree-granting colleges in Maryland, sorted by published in-state tuition. Click any column header to re-sort.

Colleges
55
32 public
Cheapest
$3,314
Baltimore City Community C
Median
$10,396
in-state, per year
Most expensive
$60,480
Johns Hopkins University
Cities
33
with colleges

The gap between the cheapest and most expensive college in Maryland is $57,166 per year — about $228,664 over a four-year degree.

All 55 colleges, cheapest first

College In-state Out-of-state Type
1 Baltimore City Community CollegePublicBaltimore · 2-year $3,314 $3,314 Public
2 Wor-Wic Community CollegePublicSalisbury · 2-year $3,624 $6,720 Public
3 Frederick Community CollegePublicFrederick · 2-year $3,772 $7,444 Public
4 Harford Community CollegePublicBel Air · 2-year $3,888 $6,168 Public
5 Prince George's Community CollegePublicLargo · 2-year $3,914 $6,194 Public
6 Garrett CollegePublicMcHenry · 2-year $3,976 $9,996 Public
7 Chesapeake CollegePublicWye Mills · 2-year $4,010 $6,344 Public
8 Community College of Baltimore CountyPublicBaltimore · 2-year $4,062 $6,918 Public
9 College of Southern MarylandPublicLa Plata · 2-year $4,110 $7,200 Public
10 Carroll Community CollegePublicWestminster · 2-year $4,128 $6,918 Public
11 Hagerstown Community CollegePublicHagerstown · 2-year $4,320 $6,390 Public
12 Howard Community CollegePublicColumbia · 2-year $4,599 $7,704 Public
13 Allegany College of MarylandPublicCumberland · 2-year $4,730 $8,720 Public
14 Cecil CollegePublicNorth East · 2-year $4,920 $8,310 Public
15 Anne Arundel Community CollegePublicArnold · 2-year $4,970 $9,230 Public
16 Montgomery CollegePublicRockville · 2-year $5,322 $10,254 Public
17 Coppin State UniversityPublicHBCUBaltimore · Less than 2-year $6,904 $6,904 Public
18 University of Maryland Global CampusPublicAdelphi · Less than 2-year $7,848 $7,848 Public
19 Morgan State UniversityPublicHBCUBaltimore · Less than 2-year $8,008 $8,008 Public
20 Bowie State UniversityPublicHBCUBowie · Less than 2-year $8,753 $8,753 Public
21 University of Maryland Eastern ShorePublicHBCUPrincess Anne · Less than 2-year $8,898 $8,898 Public
22 Women's Institute of Torah Seminary and CollegePrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $9,010 $9,010 Private nonprofit
23 University of BaltimorePublicBaltimore · Less than 2-year $9,506 $9,506 Public
24 Frostburg State UniversityPublicFrostburg · Less than 2-year $9,804 $9,804 Public
25 Salisbury UniversityPublicSalisbury · Less than 2-year $10,396 $10,396 Public
26 Yeshiva College of the Nations CapitalPrivateSilver Spring · Less than 2-year $10,600 $10,600 Private nonprofit
27 Towson UniversityPublicTowson · Less than 2-year $10,818 $10,818 Public
28 University of Maryland-College ParkPublicCollege Park · Less than 2-year $11,233 $11,233 Public
29 University of Maryland-Baltimore CountyPublicBaltimore · Less than 2-year $12,606 $12,606 Public
30 University of Maryland, BaltimorePublicBaltimore · Less than 2-year $12,692 $12,692 Public
31 Bais HaMedrash and Mesivta of BaltimorePrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $13,100 $13,100 Private nonprofit
32 Strayer University-MarylandFor-profitSuitland · Less than 2-year $13,515 $13,515 Private for-profit
33 Ner Israel Rabbinical CollegePrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $13,700 $13,700 Private nonprofit
34 St. Mary's College of MarylandPublicSt. Mary's City · Less than 2-year $15,184 $15,184 Public
35 Fortis College-LandoverFor-profitLandover · 2-year $16,973 $16,973 Private for-profit
36 SANS Technology InstituteFor-profitNorth Bethesda · Less than 2-year $17,875 $17,875 Private for-profit
37 Washington Adventist UniversityPrivateTakoma Park · Less than 2-year $25,200 $25,200 Private nonprofit
38 Capitol Technology UniversityPrivateLaurel · Less than 2-year $27,004 $27,004 Private nonprofit
39 St. John's CollegePrivateAnnapolis · Less than 2-year $37,260 $37,260 Private nonprofit
40 Stevenson UniversityPrivateOwings Mills · Less than 2-year $38,738 $38,738 Private nonprofit
41 Notre Dame of Maryland UniversityPrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $40,730 $40,730 Private nonprofit
42 Hood CollegePrivateFrederick · Less than 2-year $44,500 $44,500 Private nonprofit
43 Mount St. Mary's UniversityPrivateEmmitsburg · Less than 2-year $45,870 $45,870 Private nonprofit
44 McDaniel CollegePrivateWestminster · Less than 2-year $46,800 $46,800 Private nonprofit
45 Goucher CollegePrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $49,220 $49,220 Private nonprofit
46 Washington CollegePrivateChestertown · Less than 2-year $51,991 $51,991 Private nonprofit
47 Loyola University MarylandPrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $53,430 $53,430 Private nonprofit
48 Maryland Institute College of ArtPrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $53,815 $53,815 Private nonprofit
49 Johns Hopkins UniversityPrivateBaltimore · Less than 2-year $60,480 $60,480 Private nonprofit
50 Lincoln College of Technology-ColumbiaFor-profitColumbia · 2-year Private for-profit
51 Maple Springs Baptist Bible College and SeminaryPrivateCapitol Heights · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
52 Maryland University of Integrative HealthPrivateLaurel · Less than 2-year Private nonprofit
53 United States Naval AcademyPublicAnnapolis · Less than 2-year Public
54 University System of MarylandPublicBaltimore · Less than 2-year Public
55 University System of Maryland-Research CentersPublicBaltimore · Less than 2-year Public

By city

Questions

What is the cheapest college in Maryland?

Baltimore City Community College in Baltimore, at $3,314 per year for in-state students. The next cheapest are Wor-Wic Community College ($3,624), Frederick Community College ($3,772), Harford Community College ($3,888).

How much does college cost in Maryland?

The median published in-state tuition is $10,396 per year across 49 colleges that reported. Community colleges sit at the low end; private four-year schools at the high end. Remember this is tuition and fees only — housing, food and books are extra.

Public or private — which is cheaper?

Public colleges usually have a much lower sticker price for state residents because taxpayers subsidize them. But private colleges often give larger scholarships, so the net price can end up similar. Always compare after aid, not before.

Do I have to live in Maryland to get in-state tuition?

Generally yes, and the rules are stricter than people expect. Most states require 12 months of residency for reasons other than education, plus proof like a driver's license, voter registration and tax filings. Check the specific school's residency policy.

About this data

Every figure comes from IPEDS 2022 — the survey every U.S. college receiving federal student aid must complete. We list published tuition and fees for full-time undergraduates. Schools that did not report tuition appear at the bottom with a dash. Confirm current pricing on each school's website before applying.