For Yvette Mozie-Ross, Ph.D., it might be tempting to describe a 30-year career at UMBC as the product of careful planning—a steady rise through leadership roles, culminating in her position as...
Strengthening Transfer Excellence Through Partnership
On May 26th, UMBC welcomed academic leaders and enrollment professionals from Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) and the College of Southern Maryland (CSM) for the Strategic Transfer Excellence...
For many student employees, a campus job is a way to earn income while pursuing a degree. In UMBC's Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships (OFAS), it is an intentionally designed learning...
More than 1000 guests visited campus on Saturday, April 25th, for Just for Juniors (and Sophomores, Too!)—a day designed to help them explore possibilities and begin envisioning their futures at...
When Emily Abrams-Stephens, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Services in the College of Engineering and Information Technology (COEIT), nominated two Enrollment Management colleagues for UMBC’s...
When Essence Jones '29 applied to UMBC, she carried big ambitions—but also the weight of financial uncertainty. That changed when she was awarded UMBC’s Best of Baltimore Grant, a Baltimore City...
Transfer success at UMBC begins with the student experience — and the Registrar's Office is driving the improvements that make that success possible. For the Transfer Services team, every...
The first week of October marked the seventh year of the Office of Academic and Pre-Professional Advising’s (OAPA) Major Event—a signature, campus-wide experience designed to guide and empower all...
If you’ve visited the Undergraduate Admissions and Orientation (UGAO) office recently, you’ve likely noticed a fresh new look—and a more welcoming atmosphere to match. On August 11th, UGAO hosted...
A Year of Achievement, Advancement, and Recognition
We are proud to highlight the academic achievements, professional development milestones, and well-deserved recognitions earned by our colleagues across Enrollment Management this past academic...