Institution Specific Awards

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Bowie State University offers an array of scholarships – each with its own set criteria for consideration. Please note that all students must complete the FAFSA to be considered for any type of financial aid.

Deadline dates for scholarship will vary, check the website for details. You are required to complete a new general application every year!
Email Salisbury your questions at finaid@salisbury.edu or call us at 410-543-6165. Phone hours are open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.

Deadlines, eligibility requirements and application processes vary widely between programs. Carefully review the deadlines and requirements for each scholarship. Some scholarships, including some Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) scholarhips, require applicants to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSA.
If you have questions about specific scholarship programs, please contact the FAO Scholarship Unit at 410-704-2647 or scholarship@towson.edu.

Univerisity of Baltimore offers two categories of scholarships: merit and need. The first type is awarded entirely on the basis of merit, the other on financial need as well as merit. Private scholarships are also available from other sources.
For questions contact University of Baltimore by email: financialaid@ubalt.edu

A number of scholarships are offered to students who demonstrate a strong ability to succeed through their academic achievements, community leadership, and service.
For questions or inquiries please email endowedscholarships@umaryland.edu.

UMBC offers merit scholarships to incoming UMBC students. Additional scholarship opportunities for incoming and current students may be found in Scholarship Retriever. For questions please contact UMBC here.
TLST Scholarship for Fall '24—Fall '26—New incoming TLST students who enter UMBC between now and fall 2026 and are enrolled in at least 6 credits in the TLST program could be eligible for up to $1,500 per year, up to two years. Please visit the TLST Scholarship for more information.
Vesta Social Work Scholarship New for Fall '25- If you have been accepted to UMBC’s undergraduate Social Work program and you are interested in pursuing a career in behavioral social work (or a master’s level mental health program), you can apply to receive the Vesta Community Mental Health Scholarship. Qualified students can receive up to $2,000 per semester during their junior and senior years. The Vesta Community Mental Health Scholarship will be awarded to bilingual and multilingual junior and senior year UMBC Social Work students. Both full-time and part-time students are eligible. Applicants must include a personal statement with their USG Scholarship Application stating that they are applying for the Vesta Community Health Scholarship and detailing their interest in giving back to a community affected by systemic disinvestment. For questions, please email usg-scholarships@umd.edu

There are many ways to search for available scholarships. Below are just a few options:

The Helpful Links page provides resources for UMD and outside scholarship searches.
Our scholarship database provides information on some available outside scholarships.
Departmental scholarships are awarded by academic departments across campus.
For more information please contact umdfinaid@umd.edu or call 301-314-8377.

The key to applying for a variety of scholarships is to apply early! You should begin to inquire about scholarship applications for a fall semester (September) as early as January-March.
For many scholarships, funds are limited and may only be awarded on a first-come/first-served basis.
If you are beginning in the Spring semester, scholarship opportunities will be very limited as most scholarships are awarded for a full academic year.
For more information, please email financialaid@umes.edu or call 410-651-6172.

University of Maryland Global Campus offers a variety of scholarship opportunities. Through our donor scholarship process, you may be able to earn one or more of our 100+ scholarships.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, known as the FAFSA, is required for most scholarships offered by UMGC. Make sure you complete the FAFSA early.
For more information, please call 855-655-8682.

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