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Office of Student Financial AidOffice of Student Financial Aid Skip to main content Office of Student Financial Aid Toggle navigation Main navigation My FinAid Account Types of Aid Resources & Policies Forms Financial Aid Process Wear RED  |  Save GREEN The University of Maryland aims for excellence in all things. We are committed to providing students from all backgrounds with pathways to accessible and affordable education by opening doors for talent and promise.   The University of Maryland has launched a new investment in need-based financial aid, the Terrapin Commitment program, which will provide up to $20 million annually for students from the state of Maryland. The goal of the Terrapin Commitment program is to reduce the gap between a student’s total financial aid package and the cost of an education. The program began in January 2023 ensuring that tuition and fees are fully covered for Pell eligible, in-state students who are enrolled full-time and have unmet financial need. Learn more>>  My FinAid Account Your FinAid account is where you can check the status of any aid and/or offers, find disbursement information and learn more about entrance and exit counseling.  Popular FAQs Check out these popular FAQs to get answers to your financial aid and billing questions:   Billing FAQs Financial Aid FAQs Loan FAQs Financial Aid Process Understanding the financial aid process is critical in setting realistic expectations. We are committed to providing you with helpful information and resources that can assist in making your investment in a UMD education affordable. Types of Aid Types of aid can be classified as either need-based, meaning you and your family are not able to cover educational expenses,  or non-need based, which generally refers to aid you receive based on merit or qualification.  Convenient Resources Stay on track by taking advantage of these convenient resources: Verification Process Important Dates Helpful Links Summer Aid Apply for Aid Now The 2024-25 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available. The University of Maryland, College Park school code is 002103. For an overview of the process, please watch this 2024-2025 FAFSA Walkthrough Video. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund was created to provide universities with funds for emergency financial aid grants. Learn more about the UMD Emergency Financial Aid Grant, the UMD Student COVID Relief Grant or the UMD Student COVID Relief Grant II. UPDATE: Your financial aid can be used to cover direct costs such as your Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP). Your SHIP will be billed for both semesters of the 2024-2025 academic year. If you already have coverage, you may be eligible to have this charge waived and removed from your account.   Please visit the University Health Center or click here for information on this charge and timelines for filing a waiver. FAFSA 2024-2025 Walkthrough Video Helpful 2024-2025 FAFSA Videos Search Our Video Library AFFORDABLE | Low in-state tuition, providing a world-class education at a public institution pricetag. VALUE | Ranked 10th for in-state and 16th for out-of-state students by  Kiplinger's Personal Finance 100 Best Values in Public Colleges 2018. ACCESS | We offer many financial aid programs including scholarships and grants to turn your dream into a degree.  All Undergraduate Students $9,074 - average amount of aid received 72% - freshmen that receive financial aid  Graduating Class of 2016 $52,091 - median salary Office of Student Financial Aid 0115 Mitchell Building 7999 Regents Drive College Park, MD 20742 USA P: 301.314.8377 umdfinaid@umd.edu ©2022 All rights reserved Social Networks menu Facebook Twitter YouTube Footer Consumer Information & Federal Notices Contact Us Office of Graduate Admissions Office of Undergraduate Admissions Web Accessibility Privacy Notice Site Mapenen1729228501https://financialaid.umd.edu

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