Anonymous wrote:DS is at UMD and in Honors College with the B-K kids. Seems like the ones he’s friends with are from Maryland (from all over). But it seems like lots of OOS kids have Presidential scholarships.
OP - your kid won’t know unless he applies! But take a visit and look at the brand new CS building (actually CS has like a mini-campus now). Has to be the nicest in the country.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think OP is asking about Banneker-Key. That’s the full ride given to a select group of scholars at UMD each year. Maybe 100 or so each year? But not based solely on academics - they look at the whole picture. Same for Honors College.
Why would you think that is what OP was asking about? OP didn't even mention scholarships. She mentioned CS.
My bad, did mention scharships
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I anticipate any TJ student whose divorced parent lives in MD would be smart to apply and benefit from in-state tuition.
it doesn't work like that - you need to attend school (as in high school) in the state from which you are applying.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think OP is asking about Banneker-Key. That’s the full ride given to a select group of scholars at UMD each year. Maybe 100 or so each year? But not based solely on academics - they look at the whole picture. Same for Honors College.
Why would you think that is what OP was asking about? OP didn't even mention scholarships. She mentioned CS.
Anonymous wrote:I think OP is asking about Banneker-Key. That’s the full ride given to a select group of scholars at UMD each year. Maybe 100 or so each year? But not based solely on academics - they look at the whole picture. Same for Honors College.
Anonymous wrote:My non-TJ FCPS student received the maximum President's scholarship last fall with just decent grades so I imagine a strong TJ student would be in the running for that plus the major awards.
Anonymous wrote:I anticipate any TJ student whose divorced parent lives in MD would be smart to apply and benefit from in-state tuition.