Princess Anne, Maryland

University of Maryland Eastern Shore Scholarships & Financial Aid

Key financial aid facts for University of Maryland Eastern Shore, gathered from the school's official website. Every fact links to the page it came from. Last checked September 28, 2026. Always confirm with the school before you apply.

Cost and financial aid

FAFSA school code
002106-00
Source: umes.edu
Financial aid priority deadline
January 15
Source: umes.edu
Financial aid office phone
410-651-6172
Source: umes.edu
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Scholarships offered by University of Maryland Eastern Shore

  • University of Maryland Eastern Shore FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

    These are scholarships provided by the UMES Foundation for the 2026-2027 academic year.

  • James Patterson Teacher Education Scholarship Fund

    This scholarship is for students in teacher education, with an application deadline of October 2, 2026.

  • Graduate Studies Grant Award

    Available for Maryland residents with regular admission and full-time enrollment in a graduate degree program at UMES.

  • Hazel Endowment

    Awards annual, full tuition scholarships to undergraduate and graduate education students, prioritizing those from the Eastern Shore.

  • Conectiv Graduate Studies Endowment Scholarship

    For graduate students from the Delmarva Peninsula with regular admission and full-time enrollment in a UMES graduate program.

  • Wor-Wic Community College Alumni and UMES Presidential Scholarships

    Scholarships for students transferring from Wor-Wic Community College to UMES.

  • Judith and Williams Borten Scholarship

    For undergraduate Junior and/or Seniors preparing for a career in secondary special education in Maryland.

  • The Marilyn E. Mathes Memorial Scholarship

    Established to honor Ms. Mathes, supporting students dedicated to improving educational opportunities for children with disabilities.

Outside scholarships for University of Maryland Eastern Shore students

Current awards connected to University of Maryland Eastern Shore, HBCU students, or Maryland residents.