Going to college, whether at a two-year or a four-year
college, gives you more skills and a better chance to
succeed. College students have opportunities to grow
personally, intellectually, and professionally, and college
graduates make more money.
Maryland is fortunate to have 56 colleges and universities
from which to choose - colleges that offer every
major from accounting to zoology. In other words,
whatever you want to study, you can find it right here at a
Maryland college or university.
For information about “Early College Credit” such as dual enrollment or
early college admission while attending high school refer to the
FAQ on Early
College Credit.
Preparation is the key to ensuring your dream of going to
college is realized. To assist you with the process,
www.MDgo4it.org was created. This website presents
information about planning for college in a user friendly
and engaging manner. Check it out!
Narrative for Benchwarmers video:
While waiting to play in a football game, two male teens discuss their options after high school. Football player #7 tells football player #90 that he’s going to college on an academic scholarship and was also able to get a loan. Football player #7 goes on to say that after exploring his career options, he has decided to become a medic. The announcer instructs viewers to “Hit MDgo4it.org to apply to Maryland colleges, find financial aid, explore majors, and more.” The announcer concludes the video by stating “MDgo4it.org.
College . . . GO FOR IT!”
In addition to the resources
found on
www.MDgo4it.org,
there is more valuable information for students and parents
in the section below.
For information about the Baltimore County Public
Schools Scholarship Loan Program designed to
encourage and assist new graduates of the Baltimore
County Public Schools to consider professional careers
in education read the
brochure (PDF) at
www.bcps.org/students/
November 14, 2011,
our new address is 6
N. Liberty St., Baltimore, MD 21201 | Phone: (410)
767-3301 | Toll Free: (800) 974-0203
