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College ROI in Maryland

See the strongest eligible ROI and value signals, then browse every covered college located in the state.

Download MD data ↓Read the national value report →Federal data through June 10, 2026
22Colleges with a publishable ROI scenario
$61,427Median observed year-5 earnings
$18,809Median annual net price
−39%Median modeled 10-year ROI
STATE PRICE CONTEXT · 2024

Maryland's everyday prices are 5.0% above the U.S. average

This statewide BEA benchmark helps put college budgets in context. It is not tuition, a campus-specific cost estimate or an input to our ROI rankings.

Overall prices
105.0
Housing
121.1
Utilities
110.9
U.S. average = 100
TOP 10 · ECONOMIC ROI

Best estimated 10-year return

22 colleges meet the consistent ROI screen.

1Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore · Private nonprofit+143%2University of Maryland-College ParkCollege Park · Public+47%3University of Maryland Global CampusAdelphi · Public+37%4Loyola University MarylandBaltimore · Private nonprofit+14%5University of Maryland-Baltimore CountyBaltimore · Public+9%6Notre Dame of Maryland UniversityBaltimore · Private nonprofit−2%7University of BaltimoreBaltimore · Public−16%8Mount St. Mary's UniversityEmmitsburg · Private nonprofit−22%9Stevenson UniversityOwings Mills · Private nonprofit−22%10Towson UniversityTowson · Public−23%
TOP 10 · VALUE

Most earnings per price dollar

Observed five-year earnings divided by annual average net price.

1Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore · Private nonprofit5.7×2Coppin State UniversityBaltimore · Public5.5×3University of Maryland-College ParkCollege Park · Public5.1×4University of BaltimoreBaltimore · Public4.7×5University of Maryland-Baltimore CountyBaltimore · Public4.4×6Morgan State UniversityBaltimore · Public3.9×7University of Maryland Global CampusAdelphi · Public3.7×8Towson UniversityTowson · Public3.7×9University of Maryland Eastern ShorePrincess Anne · Public3.7×10Notre Dame of Maryland UniversityBaltimore · Private nonprofit3.7×
LOW DEBT · SOLID COMPLETION

Where completer borrowers leave with less federal debt

Limited to currently operating colleges with at least 500 students and a completion rate at or above the Maryland median among debt-reporting colleges.

1North American Trade SchoolsBaltimore · Private for-profit$7,338median federal debt69%college completion2All-State Career-BaltimoreBaltimore · Private for-profit$9,500median federal debt60%college completion3Fortis College-LandoverLandover · Private for-profit$9,500median federal debt47%college completion4Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore · Private nonprofit$10,250median federal debt94%college completion5Lincoln College of Technology-ColumbiaColumbia · Private for-profit$11,250median federal debt68%college completion6Towson UniversityTowson · Public$18,718median federal debt69%college completion7University of Maryland-College ParkCollege Park · Public$19,000median federal debt89%college completion8University of Maryland-Baltimore CountyBaltimore · Public$19,500median federal debt70%college completion9Salisbury UniversitySalisbury · Public$21,000median federal debt68%college completion10St. Mary's College of MarylandSt. Mary's City · Public$21,000median federal debt70%college completion
Debt covers federal student-loan borrowers who completed. Parent PLUS and private loans are excluded. This view does not rank ROI or guarantee affordability.
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75 matching colleges · page 3 of 3

CollegeEarningsNet priceFederal debt10-year ROI
The Temple Annapolis-A Paul Mitchell Partner SchoolAnnapolis · Private for-profit$26,996$31,528$9,833−159%The Temple-A Paul Mitchell Partner SchoolFrederick · Private for-profit$26,996$28,309$9,833−161%Paul Mitchell the School-JessupJessup · Private for-profit$28,460$19,011$9,500−165%Aveda Institute-MarylandBel Air · Private for-profit$29,559$13,705$6,333−166%Aspen Beauty Academy of LaurelLaurel · Private for-profit$25,315$17,011$16,500−179%Del-Mar-Va Beauty AcademySalisbury · Private for-profit$22,211$24,260$16,500−182%Montgomery Beauty SchoolSilver Spring · Private for-profit$21,387$20,755$11,845−190%Maryland Beauty Academy of EssexBaltimore · Private for-profit$22,613$16,374$8,500−191%Montgomery Beauty School-Baltimore Beauty & Barber SchoolBaltimore · Private for-profit$21,387$19,047$11,845−192%Hair AcademyNew Carrollton · Private for-profit$20,678$20,565$13,000−193%Empire Beauty School-Glen BurnieGlen Burnie · Private for-profit$21,796$16,199$13,000−195%Empire Beauty School-Owings MillsOwings Mills · Private for-profit$21,796$15,997$13,000−195%Hair Academy IIHillcrest Heights · Private for-profit$16,245$23,444$6,333−205%Baltimore Studio of Hair DesignBaltimore · Private for-profit$18,255$17,140$8,463−208%Award Beauty SchoolHagerstown · Private for-profit$16,208$20,576$13,000−210%Baltimore Beauty & Barber School IITimonium · Private for-profit$16,208$19,864$13,000−211%Bais HaMedrash and Mesivta of BaltimoreBaltimore · Private nonprofitNot available$11,361Not availableWithheldDenver Seminary - Washington DCLandover · Private nonprofit$80,643Not availableNot availableWithheldHolistic Massage Training InstituteBaltimore · Private for-profit$20,889Not availableNot availableWithheldSANS Technology InstituteNorth Bethesda · Private for-profit · Online-onlyNot availableNot availableNot availableWithheldStrayer University-MarylandBaltimore · Private for-profit$67,616Not available$40,621WithheldUnited States Naval AcademyAnnapolis · PublicNot availableNot availableNot availableWithheldUniversity of Maryland BaltimoreBaltimore · Public$90,258Not available$15,000WithheldWomen's Institute of Torah Seminary and CollegeBaltimore · Private nonprofitNot available$11,673Not availableWithheldYeshiva College of the Nations CapitalSilver Spring · Private nonprofitNot available$9,850Not availableWithheld

The directory includes every College Scorecard institution assigned to Maryland, including online-only colleges at their federal administrative location and historical records marked as not currently operating. Online-only colleges are labeled and excluded from state top-10 lists because their students are not confined to that state. “Not available” means a required federal value was missing or suppressed. Top-10 ROI eligibility requires current operating status, a reported bachelor’s-level program, at least 500 students, observed earnings and average net price of at least $1,000.