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Quick Facts
- A Carnegie Doctoral/Research University - Extensive
- Member Association of American Universities (AAU)
- Flagship of the University System of Maryland
- Division I NCAA Athletics
- 2012 Fact Card
The University of Maryland, College Park, is a major public research
university located on 1,250 acres of rolling land on the
Baltimore-Washington, D.C. corridor.
UMD has 49 faculty members appointed to the National Academies (National Academies of Science and Engineering, Institute of Medicine)
3 current Nobel Laureates: faculty member William Phillips, physics (1997); faculty member Thomas Schelling, economics (2005); and adjunct professor John Mather, physics (2006).
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15 Living and Learning Programs
Education Abroad
Fraternity & Sorority Life
Student Groups A to Z
Fall 2011 Enrollment
Undergraduate
Graduate
Total Enrollment
Fall 2011 Undergraduate Students
Minority Students*
Black/African American: US Students
Asian/American: U.S. Students
Hispanic/American: US Students
Native American: US Students
Percent Out-of-State
Fall 2011 Graduate Students
Minority Students*
Black/African American:US Students
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26,826
10,805
37,631
37.8%
12.1%
14.8%
7.5%
0.1%
24.0%
20.6%
7.5% |
Fall 2011 UM Employees
Full-time
Faculty
Part-time Faculty
Total Faculty
Tenure/Tenure Track Faculty
Graduate Assistants
Staff (Includes Executive, Administrative,
Managerial, Exempt, Non-exempt Staff, etc)
Total University Employees
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3,257
991
4,248
1,501
4,069
5,134
13,451
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Academic Programs
Colleges and Schools
Undergraduate Majors
Graduate Degrees
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12
127
112
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Link to Financial Information, Research and Outreach (FY2010) (Office of Research Administration & Advancement)
Tuition and Fees (FY2013)
Full-time Annual
Undergraduate:
In-State
Out-of-State
Room
Board
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$8,908
27,287
5,918
3,975
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Athletics
Division I NCAA Teams
Male Student Athletes
Female Student Athletes |
20
339
278 |
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NOTES:
*Minority=Black/African
American-US; Asian-US; Hispanic-US; American Indian-US divided by the total
number of undergraduate or graduate
students.
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Information provided by the Office of University Communications
