Student Enrollment

What is headcount enrollment?

 

Fall 2023 enrollment at UMB is 6,667, a decrease of 266 or 3.8% from fall 2022 enrollment of 6,931.

Summer 2023 enrollment at UMB is 2,317, a decrease of 3.9% from summer 2022 enrollment of 2,410. Compared to last summer, increased enrollments occur in the Physician Assistant and other self-supporting master’s programs in the Graduate School, and the evening Law program. Decreases occur in Graduate 
School master’s programs affiliated with the School of Pharmacy and online master’s programs in the Carey School of Law. Enrollments also decreased in undergraduate and professional doctoral programs in nursing.

The summer 2023 enrollment file includes 2 intercampus (visiting) students, Level Code IC, not included in enrollment data reported for the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Spring 2023 enrollment is 6,721, a decrease of 296 or 4.2% from spring 2022 enrollment of 7,017. Compared to last spring, increased enrollments occur in undergraduate Nursing and Master of Public Health programs. Decreases occur in master’s programs in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics, Palliative Care, and Homeland Security and Crisis Management Law. Enrollments also decreased in the Pharmacy professional doctoral program, and certificate programs in the Graduate School.

Spring 2023 continues the transition of the master’s level nursing program from the Master of Science (MS) to the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. The spring 2023 enrollment file includes 24 intercampus (visiting) students, Level Code IC, not included in enrollment data reported for the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Winter 2023 headcount enrollment was 18, which was 10 percent less than the winter 2022 term enrollment of 20. Enrollment consisted of coursework for students in the professional PharmD program.

Fall 2022 enrollment at the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) is 6,931, a decrease of 313 or 4.3% from fall 2021 enrollment of 7,244. Official enrollment is below projections provided to the University System Board of Regents by 341 students, or 4.7%. Compared to last fall, increased enrollments occur in undergraduate Nursing
and self-supporting Graduate School master’s programs. Decreases occur in master’s programs in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics, Cybersecurity Law, and Homeland Security and Crisis Management Law. Enrollments also decreased in the Master of Social Work program, the Pharmacy professional doctoral program, and certificate programs in the Graduate School.

The fall 2022 term includes the first enrollments for new master’s programs in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leadership and Health Professions Education. Fall 2022 continues the transition of the master’s level nursing program from the Master of Science (MS) to the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. The fall 2022 enrollment file includes 10 intercampus (visiting) students, Level Code IC, not included in enrollment data reported for the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

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