Each State-aided independent institution that receives Sellinger funds reports annually to MICUA on programs that promote and enhance cultural diversity. MICUA compiles the information and submits a report to the Maryland Higher Education Commission that includes an analysis of best practices.
The Sellinger Program means more for Maryland—more students served, more regions covered, more programs offered, and more degrees awarded—at a lower cost to taxpayers.
This sheet provides key facts and figures about MICUA colleges and universities, including graduation rates, economic impact, taxpayer cost per degree, minority enrollment, and more.
Each State-aided independent institution that receives Sellinger funds reports annually to MICUA on programs that promote and enhance cultural diversity. MICUA compiles the information and submits a report to the Maryland Higher Education Commission that includes an analysis of best practices.
This sheet provides key facts and figures about MICUA colleges and universities, including graduation rates, economic impact, taxpayer cost per degree, minority enrollment, and more.
Each State-aided independent institution that receives Sellinger funds reports annually to MICUA on programs that promote and enhance cultural diversity. MICUA compiles the information and submits a report to the Maryland Higher Education Commission that includes an analysis of best practices.
This pamphlet provides key facts and figures about MICUA colleges and universities, including graduation rates, economic impact, taxpayer cost per degree, minority enrollment, and more.
This brochure about the Sellinger Program’s impact on Maryland features information on eight key issues: student financial aid, minority enrollment, teachers, nurses, STEM, neighborhood revitalization, community service, and economic impact.
For almost two centuries, the State has provided appropriations to its independent colleges for academic buildings, operating expenses, land, residence halls, and equipment. Today, the State supports academic buildings at independent colleges through the MICUA Capital Grant Program.
The contributions of MICUA colleges and universities to the community and State are highlighted in columns written by the presidents of MICUA institutions and “quick quotes” from elected officials, business leaders, students, and alumni.
Each State-aided independent institution that receives Sellinger funds reports annually to MICUA on programs that promote and enhance cultural diversity. MICUA compiles the information and submits a report to the Maryland Higher Education Commission that includes an analysis of best practices.
Similar to baseball cards, the All-Star cards feature MICUA students from each of the Maryland counties and Baltimore City, as well as a handful of subject cards on key issues—such as nursing, teaching, and community service—of importance to the State.
For over 230 years, Maryland has provided support to independent, nonprofit colleges and universities. For the past 40 years, that support has come from the Sellinger Program. By partnering with its independent colleges and universities, the State of Maryland is able to offer a broader array of higher education opportunities to more students in every region of the State and at a lower cost for State taxpayers.
Fifteen private, nonprofit colleges and universities in Maryland have a profound impact on the State’s economic vitality, according to an independent analysis conducted by Appleseed and released by the Maryland Independent College and University Association (MICUA). The findings quantify a $6.4 billion industry, which directly and indirectly supports 63,780 jobs.
This “At a Glance” pocket guide of MICUA member institutions is prefaced by a section on the affordability and value of private colleges and universities.
MICUA has created an “At a Glance” brochure on the Sellinger Program. Here you can learn about the program’s history, contributions to student financial aid, savings for taxpayers, and more.
Each State-aided independent institution that receives Sellinger funds reports annually to MICUA on programs that promote and enhance cultural diversity. MICUA compiles the information and submits a report to the Maryland Higher Education Commission that includes an analysis of best practices.
