College of Notre Dame of Maryland was established as a four-year college in 1895. 

College of Notre Dame of Maryland was named to the “Great Schools, Great Prices” listing in the 2010 edition of America’s Best Colleges published by U.S. News & World Report. The College is also ranked among its peers in the Best Universities—Master’s North category.

The College is home to three degree-granting programs serving a population of more than 3,000 students

The Women’s College serves traditional undergraduate women ages 18 to 24 and women age 25 and older who are continuing their education.

The Weekend College and Accelerated College are co-educational undergraduate programs for working women and men who attend classes on a part-time basis. The Weekend College offers courses on the weekends while the Accelerated College enrolls cohorts of students, primarily in nursing and business. Through the innovative Accelerated College, students can obtain a bachelor’s degree in as little as two-and-half years.

Participants:

The English Language Institute is an intensive English program (IEP). Full-time students will study 5-6 classes per session, which meet a total of 23-25 hours a week. There are 3 to 5 levels available for most courses. Students are placed into the correct level based on placement test results taken at the beginning of the session. Classes are small to ensure an optimal learning environment. The average size is 10-12 students per class. Courses: TOEFL Preparation, Writing & Grammar, Reading & Discussion, Listening & Speaking, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, American Culture. 

Tuition
$525 for each MWF class
$350 for Vocabulary
$225 for Pronunciation
$400 for American Culture
$575 for TOEFL Preparation
Application fee - $50