The need is great.

The university worked in December to assist more than 300 students who were on the brink of not returning for the Spring 2009 semester, but the need continues to grow:

  • Financial aid appeals up 37 percent and climbing

  • Scholarship and financial aid dollars down as much as 95 percent in some funds

  • Enrollment in the installment Terp Payment Plan rapidly increasing

    • Make Your Mark on Maryland Students—Give Online Now

      Every dollar to the Keep Me Maryland Fund helps our students meet critical needs:

    • $200 covers orientation fees for one student a year

    • $800 buys health services for one student for a semester

    • $1,000 buys textbooks for one student for a year

    • $1,600 buys health services for one student for a year

    • $3,700 buys a meal plan for one student for a year

    • $5,400 buys campus housing for one student for a year

    • $8,000 buys full tuition and fees for one student for a year


    • Contributions to Keep Me Maryland are tax deductible as allowed by law.