College Deliberately: Ranked colleges in Maryland

A small state with a average sized population, Maryland has 50 colleges and universities, 30 of which are public, 17 are private-not-for-profit and 3 are private-for-profit. The distribution of undergraduate students in these colleges is compared to national averages.

• 4 year
• 2 year

Maryland has approximately 5 undergraduate seats per 100 residents, which is lower than the national average of 5.4 seats per 100 state residents.

Maryland colleges are, on average, more expensive than colleges in other states. Public institutions are more expensive than the national average for public colleges. Private not-for-profit institutions are more expensive than the national average for private not-for-profit colleges. Private for-profit institutions are more expensive than the national average for private for-profit colleges.
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