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Baltimore: 97 mi/2 hr

ENROLLMENT 1646 students (fall 2024)

Washington, D.C.: 75 mi/1 hr 30 min Annapolis: 70 mi/1hr 30 min

Distance to Campus (in miles/driving time)

Be close to it all!

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

THIS IS THE

STUDENT LIFE 60+ Student Clubs 11 Club Sports 23 Varsity Sports 82% of students live on campus L E GE R APT O

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• 86% from Maryland • 30% from historically underrepresented communities • 24% first-generation college students • 22% Pell grant recipients (fall 2024)

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Kyle Murphy ’24 (biochemistry major)

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SMCM’s student-to-faculty ratio supports students through their time on campus and beyond

student-athletes on the United East Conference Fall 2024 All-Academic Team

CHALLENGING AND SMALL CLASSES WITH ENGAGED AND EXPERT FACULTY WILL INSPIRE YOU TO

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Join us – and take the LEAD with purpose, with passion, and with people who push you to be your best and to make yourself

proud

“Make connections – there are so many amazing opportunities that arise. Take them all to try new things and meet new people, you never know what you will find.”

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“[The employees at Home Land Environmental Lab] .. taught me everything they knew about the lab and the chemistry surrounding drinking water testing.”

AFFORD Uncommonly worth it! 98% of students receive merit scholarships or need-based financial assistance. smcm.edu/afford/

YOUR VERY BEST.

#1 BEST SMALL COLLEGES IN MARYLAND

2025

JOINT DEGREE PROGRAMS

WHERE YOU’LL TAKE THE LEAD HE•NIC

San Diego: 2667 mi/40 hr

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LEAD stands for Learning through Experiential and Applied Discovery. LEAD is an integrated approach to academics, professional development and experiential education designed to ensure that you’ll graduate with the skills and experience you need to have a noticeable edge that employers and graduate schools tell uls they’re looking for. LEAD features the HONORS COLLEGE PROMISE which guarantees every student the opportunity to engage in faculty-guided research, internships or international experiences.

Strong mind. Active body. Free spirit. We work hard, dream big and have goals. We come from diverse backgrounds and celebrate the unique contributions of each member of our community. Our faculty, coaches, staff and your fellow classmates will both challenge you to be your best and support you along your journey. Our vide is collaborative, not cutthroat, welcoming and hopeful. IC

APPLY Feeling excited? Act on that impulse. Some of the best journeys begin from a single moment of spontaneity. smcm.edu/apply/

*From The Princeton Review. Used with permission. TPR Education IP Holding, LLC. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.

Our small, discussion-based classes sharpen your critical thinking, communication and problemsolving skills. You’ll explore across disciplines; tackle real-world challenges; and apply your learning through research, internships, international education and a capstone experience that sets you apart.

This is the St. Mary’s Way.

Seeing is believing! Come for a tour. Sign up for an event. Do both! smcm.edu/visit

SC

ACADEMIC PROFILE (middle 50%) • 3.6-4.2 (weighted GPA) • 3.3-3.9 (unweighted GPA)

career outcome rate: employed, in school, volunteering, or in the military (Class of 2024)

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A public college named for our place, St. Mary’s College of Maryland is a freestanding all-honors college. Here, every student engages in an honorslevel education rooted in the liberal arts and sciences.

Come for a tour! Apply!

SMCM is located on

VISIT

Plan a visit to SMCM!

* As of June 2025

• B.S. Environmental Studies /M.S. Climate Science & Policy or Environmental Policy** • B.S. Physics/ B.S. Engineering***

TESTING (test optional) (middle 50%) • SAT: 1190-1390 • ACT: 27-32 AP

Be

2025

acres of trails, waterfront and fields for students to enjoy and relax on.

See our outcomes

DID YOU KNOW? SMCM has been lauded consistently by College Raptor for being a ‘Hidden Gem’

**Master’s degrees awarded through Bard Graduate Programs ***B.S. in engineering awarded through Washington University in St. Louis

TUITION & FEES 2025-26* • Maryland: $12,480 • District of Columbia: $22,480 • Out of State: $29,038 • Fees: $3,214 • Housing: $8,916 to $10,922 • Meals: $6,786 to $7,340 R

WHERE YOU’LL TAKE THE LEAD

TUITION & FEES 2025-26* • Maryland: $12,480 • District of Columbia: $22,480 • Out of State: $29,038 • Fees: $3,214 • Housing: $8,916 to $10,922 • Meals: $6,786 to $7,340

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

* As of June 2025

L L E GE

• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) • Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

See our outcomes

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS

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ACADEMIC PROFILE (middle 50%) • 3.6-4.2 (weighted GPA) • 3.3-3.9 (unweighted GPA) TESTING (test optional) (middle 50%) • SAT: 1190-1390 • ACT: 27-32

What is LEAD?

part of something big – and small

career outcome rate: employed, in school, volunteering, or in the military (Class of 2024)

• Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)

acres of trails, waterfront and fields for students to enjoy and relax on.

HIDDEN GEMS IN THE MID-EAST U.S.

www.smcm.edu

90%

*Concentration

*Concentration

San Diego: 2667 mi/40 hr

SMCM is located on

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

• Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)

New York City: 279 mi/5 hr 30 min

• Anthropology - Archaeology* • Art • Asian Studies • Biochemistry • Biology • Business Administration & Management • Chemistry • Computer Science • Economics • English • Environmental Studies • History • International Languages & Cultures - Spanish • Marine Science • Mathematics • Neuroscience • Performing Arts - Music* - Musical Theater* - Theater, Dance & Performance Studies* • Philosophy • Physics - Applied Physics • Political Science • Psychology • Public Policy Studies • Sociology • Student-Designed • Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Come for a tour! Apply!

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THIS IS THE

• 86% from Maryland • 30% from historically underrepresented communities • 24% first-generation college students • 22% Pell grant recipients (fall 2024)

• African & African Diaspora Studies • Anthropology • Art • Asian Studies • Biology • Business Administration & Management • Computer Science • Creative Writing • Data Science • Economics • Educational Studies • English • Environmental Studies • History • International Languages & Cultures - Chinese - French - Spanish • Materials Science • Mathematics • Museum Studies • Music • Musical Arts Administration • Neuroscience • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science • Sociology • Special Education • Theater Studies • Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

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VISIT

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ENROLLMENT 1646 students (fall 2024)

Baltimore: 97 mi/2 hr Richmond: 114 mi/2 hr 10 min

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VA

DCA

L L E GE

• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) • Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

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Washington, D.C.: 75 mi/1 hr 30 min

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Washington, DC

Annapolis: 70 mi/1hr 30 min

STUDENT LIFE 60+ Student Clubs 11 Club Sports 23 Varsity Sports 82% of students live on campus R

MARYLAND

Annapolis

Plan a visit to SMCM!

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

AFFORD Uncommonly worth it! 98% of students receive merit scholarships or need-based financial assistance. smcm.edu/afford/ NJ

BWI

Seeing is believing! Come for a tour. Sign up for an event. Do both! smcm.edu/visit

**Master’s degrees awarded through Bard Graduate Programs ***B.S. in engineering awarded through Washington University in St. Louis

IAD

Baltimore

Distance to Campus (in miles/driving time)

HIDDEN GEMS IN THE MID-EAST U.S.

PA OH

JOINT DEGREE PROGRAMS

• B.S. Environmental Studies /M.S. Climate Science & Policy or Environmental Policy** • B.S. Physics/ B.S. Engineering***

MA

CT

APPLY Feeling excited? Act on that impulse. Some of the best journeys begin from a single moment of spontaneity. smcm.edu/apply/

• Pre-Dentistry • Pre-Engineering • Pre-Law • Pre-Medicine • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Pharmacy • Pre-Veterinary Science

NH

DID YOU KNOW? SMCM has been lauded consistently by College Raptor for being a ‘Hidden Gem’

• African & African Diaspora Studies • Anthropology • Art • Asian Studies • Biology • Business Administration & Management • Computer Science • Creative Writing • Data Science • Economics • Educational Studies • English • Environmental Studies • History • International Languages & Cultures - Chinese - French - Spanish • Materials Science • Mathematics • Museum Studies • Music • Musical Arts Administration • Neuroscience • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science • Sociology • Special Education • Theater Studies • Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

NY

2025

VT

PRE-PROFESSIONAL

www.smcm.edu

*From The Princeton Review. Used with permission. TPR Education IP Holding, LLC. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.

• Anthropology - Archaeology* • Art • Asian Studies • Biochemistry • Biology • Business Administration & Management • Chemistry • Computer Science • Economics • English • Environmental Studies • History • International Languages & Cultures - Spanish • Marine Science • Mathematics • Neuroscience • Performing Arts - Music* - Musical Theater* - Theater, Dance & Performance Studies* • Philosophy • Physics - Applied Physics • Political Science • Psychology • Public Policy Studies • Sociology • Student-Designed • Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

MINORS

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Be close to it all!

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

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Mary Govan ’27 psychology major, WGSX and special education minor

With four years of guaranteed on-campus housing, our

of students participated in the Honors College Promise (Class of 2024)

beautiful waterfront home is a wonderful place to learn and live. Find out more about LEAD


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