Admissions & Cost

We take the anxiety out of admissions by working with you personally from the start. You’ll have your own counselor to help you plan your campus visit and apply for admission and financial aid.

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You Can Afford a McDaniel Education

At McDaniel, tuition isn’t the only number that counts — because 90% of our students receive financial aid. Our team works with you to find scholarships, grants, and government funding that apply to your situation.

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Scholarships & Grants

Awards for academic achievement and families of alumni, military, and educators

Loans

Funding borrowed from the government or other institutions to help you afford college

Federal Work Study

A U.S.-funded program that helps you earn money for school through part-time employment

Your Admissions Counselor

Behind the scenes throughout the admissions process, there is a whole team of people who care about you and are working hard to ensure your application process is seamless. You'll have your own admissions counselor to help plan your campus visit and apply for admission, scholarships, and financial aid. Our Operations staff will make sure all your documents get processed quickly and efficiently. Think of us as your best resource. Helping you make a good college choice is our priority.

Meet The Team

Alumni Legacy Scholarship

For the children, step-children, or grand-children of McDaniel College graduates.

Educator's Legacy Scholarship

For children of teachers and staff at K-12 schools and community colleges.

Military Legacy Scholarship

For military personnel and their children who have served or are currently serving in one of the US Armed Forces.

No SAT or ACT? No problem.

McDaniel College is proudly test-optional. Students who believe their test scores demonstrate their ability or enhance their application are welcome to submit them. Students who believe that standardized test scores do not accurately reflect the strength of their academic achievements or enhance their application for admission can choose not to submit test scores. In either case, test scores will not be used for the purposes of awarding merit scholarships.

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Visit Campus See McDaniel for Yourself

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