Campus setup 5/5 Quality of courses 5/5…read moreProfessors 4/5-most 5/5 but there's always a few who can ruin class for the rest Parking-plenty of street parking & garage parking for commuters. Also plenty of parking spots available to visit students living on campus. 4/5 Handicap parking spots are available in 2 garages we drove through, however the spots were pretty far away from the classrooms 5/5 for the attempt Visited one of my Favorite Maryland Universities for some reminiscing & shopping for holiday gifts. The items we pre-ordered were ready for us as soon as we asked for them. We then found the other shirts and sweatpants on sale and for the price couldn't pass them by. Had they had additional items & sizes/colors we surely would have bought more for the rest of the family who attended UMBC! The staff was friendly and helpful in the store so overall I would recommend stopping by there and picking up a few items 5/5 for store. 5/5 for the University overall. It was definitely a great visit and we would love to have visited with some professors who have remained there for their career making 3/5 of our family educated professionals. Thank you to all the professors & staff at UMBC!

My rating is based upon only seeing the baseball field and the closed campus, everything else in…read morethe school I cannot comment on or review. We came here for a Baseball showcase with my son and the baseball field was very nice. it was easy to get to and was wide open. There was plenty of seating as far as bleachers and non-bleacher seats. Parking was easy and the were bathrooms close by the field and were clean . The campus itself when walking through was very clean all the buildings were closed cause it was a Sunday including the cafeteria, but from what I saw that was able to get to and see the campus was very nice.

I have to thank the doctors and nurses at this hospital. I had a double heart bypass in April and…read moreit's a surgery I would not want to do again, but if I had to this is the hospital I'd go to again. I take my hat off and bow down and kiss all the ICU nurses that work in their profession. You all are a special breed of people and work in a fast moving environment which requires smart educated dedicated people to perform this job. Thank you all again.

Beware of the parking at this University. They are very eager to give you parking tickets and they…read moredon't care what the reason is. I personally didn't like the area, especially for students. The campus is nice, but not so nice when you leave it. There are also tons of red light and traffic cameras so if you like to go 15 mph, you should be good to go. I would not recommend this university for my children, not a chance they are going here.

I've taken some non-credit language courses here and overall it has been a great experience. The…read morecost is reasonable, the virtual classes have been well-run, the teachers have been great, and the bookstore was super responsible with sending shipments and issuing refunds (I would get customer service responses within the day after emailing). Only 4 stars because I find their online portal a bit confusing- it was a little convoluted to figure out how to register for courses and access the course materials at first. But overall, two thumbs up and I would definitely recommend for lifelong learners!

Testing center hours for Saturday are 9-1pm. Make sure you park in the garage, they will tow your…read morecar if you park in the shopping center.

Being a service provider I'm always curious about events that attract small business owners. This…read moreone was no different. A colleague that sells 401k suggested I attend. It's really not intended for service providers, but rather for small business owners looking to move their business to the next level. It's an intensive 3 month boot camp designed for EXISTING business owners. Meaning, you have to have people on payroll, have your financials prepared for the Admissions Committee to review, and meet certain other criteria before they will consider you for the program. You need to be in business 2 years and have $100K in revenue to be eligible for consideration. According to the executive director, Rod Bourn, they get upwards of 150 applications per year and they select only 40 candidates to participate. The program is one day a week from 8a to 5a for 12 weeks. It's free of charge. **60% female attendees **50% persons of color So it's pretty inclusive. Covering all manner of industries, professions and specialties. Subject matter experts and lots of business coaching and consultation and heavy hitters are at the disposal of these students. Their cohort alumni is deep and their graduate association is strong by virtue of who has passed through the program. I was really impressed. Guess I shouldn't be surprised given sponsors like Goldman Sachs and Hopkins. Toss in Babson College (which apparently has a formidable business program in its own right) and Morgan State and you definitely have funding and backing. Apparently Michael Bloomberg also funds this program to some extent. There was a gentleman there named "Justin" from the previous cohort that's a custom clothier who shared his perspective on what future candidates would have to look forward to. He also revealed that previous cohort to his produced $19.1 million in revenue (yes, the program tracks growth) after graduation. I'm sure they want to make sure they're getting their money's worth in investing. I think there are lots of business owners that could benefit from such a high intensity program as this rather than "winging it" until they figure things out like I see so many do. These are all real world practical tools & methodologies that aren't taught in most business schools or other classroom settings. Glad I attended.

It's hard to judge a college. Each of us is there for different experiences, and you can't blame a…read morecollege for a bad class or teacher. However, I judge CCBC mostly on it's appearance, accessibility, and facilities. When it comes to that, this college barely makes a C-. The buildings, other than a couple of new ones, are like old grade school facilities. They're small, with worn linoleum and tile, and that smell that always made you nervous the first day back to school as a kid. The classrooms are cramped, the desks often broken (and definitely not sized for American adults), and the attempts to hardwire new tech occasionally full of fail. Then there's the roads, with their cracked pavement, potholes, and broken speed bumps. The whole place needs to be repaved and the winding roads (that sometimes lead to dead ends, when they should connect) should be redesigned. Not to mention the parking lots... Oh, let's talk about accessibility. You see, if you're just a student, you'll probably end up parking in the boonies EVERY DAY, walking 1/4 mile just to get into a building. Some genius decided to turn HALF the parking spots (all the ones closest) into Employee Only. Yes, apparently they need just as much staff parking as student parking, although I highly doubt the staff-to-student ratio is even close. You'll spend precious time and gas circling, looking for a single spot to open, and often just giving up and parking on the opposite side of campus. I know I arrive 75 MINUTES before class (and sit in my car), during one of the less busy times, just to be able to park a 200 yard walk from my classroom. I'm only attending because it has some good CE classes for a particular specialty of mine. If there were any other option, I'd definitely choose a more up-to-date, accessible, and enjoyable campus experience.

I don't know about other programs, but the MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing Arts is exactly…read morewhat I was looking for. Professors are supportive and take a personal interest in students. This is a writing program, but it's more. It's about creativity, playfulness, and individuality. It's unpretentious and affordable.

I'm very grateful for Ms. Erica Suter for taking over the Law Clinic (Innocence Project). She seems…read morevery passionate about resolving issues, revolving around inmates being forgotten and not receiving any communication from the clinic. I look forward to working with her and posting updates!

I wouldn't recommend going here for nursing if I were you. This is by far is the worse school ever…read morein the history of nursing. I am currently a student there and those people are horrible. Good luck trying to address your concerns with the dean and the anatomy professors are wicked(they will fall you by one point from passing). If you want to attend an RN/LPN school go to a nursing school go to another school or at least in another state, please you will really regret it.

Bathrooms are disgusting, smell like piss, never any soap. Absolutely no where to park for…read morestudents, the lots are always full with a bounty of open red spaced staff parking. I always end up having to park on the other side of campus and walk 20min to my building. Which i guess isnt the end of the world but im not out of class till after campus closes so i have to walk around all the buildings in the dark back to my car. If this wasnt the only campus offering my program of study i would never attend.

Customer service , sense of community even for folks not from Maryland or baltimore ! New apps to…read morebe more tech forward and ensure students and staff have ability for access . Parking availability for commuter students . No guest parking from what I saw .

As a Fall 2026 student at Coppin State University transferring in the spring, my experience has…read morebeen terrible. On move-in day, I waited 3 hours for my Eagle Card and still didn't get it. I spoke to the Dean of Students about shuttles; while they added weekday options, there is only one shuttle on weekends. Since it serves all off-campus housing, it is constantly packed, leaving many students stranded-made worse by drivers taking breaks that leave us waiting 2 hours to get back to our rooms. The hotel Wi-Fi is so bad students can barely do work. When I raised this and the shuttles in our group chat, our RA (IB) was unhelpful. While other students agreed, he continuously gives me and my roommate a weird stank look. The Dean said housing would address it, but nothing changed. Plus, despite being told we could take cafeteria food to go, staff stopped me twice. I'm frustrated and sick of this school. This is a horrible HBCU, and no one should come here.