Admissions
Students who wish to study at the A. James Clark School of Engineering apply for admission to the University of Maryland; there is no separate application for engineering. When filling out the university application, you may choose bioengineering as your intended major. You may also apply as an undecided engineering major.
For admission requirements, please see https://eng.umd.edu/prospective-students
All Bioengineering majors must meet admission, progress, and retention standards of the A. James Clark School of Engineering.
For complete information about applying to the University of Maryland, please visit:
- University Admissions
Get acquainted with the university and its admissions process, learn how to apply online or download the application booklet. - Transfer Student Admissions
Learn more about the special application procedures for those transferring into UMD and/or the Clark School.
Prospective undergraduate engineering students may also send admission inquiries to FutureEngineer@umd.edu.
Financial Aid
The A. James Clark School of Engineering offers engineering scholarships to talented undergraduates (including transfer and returning students) enrolled at the School. Students may also apply for Federal financial aid, national scholarships, and university scholarships. To learn more, please visit:
- The University of Maryland Office of Student Financial Aid
Consider starting here. This site provides everything you need to know about financial aid, including what is available, how to apply, calendars of deadlines, and information on financial literacy. - Celebration of Scholarship
Search all University of Maryland scholarships and learn about donors and recipients. - Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
We highly recommend that all students complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the February 15 University of Maryland priority deadline - The University of Maryland's National Scholarships Office
The National Scholarships Office at the University of Maryland provides undergraduates with the best possible information, guidance and support as they learn about and apply for national scholarships. Use their site to browse for all kinds of scholarships or request an appointment.
The Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the University of Maryland offers an undergraduate program in bioengineering which is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. For more information, see www.abet.org.
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