Your education is priceless. Together, we can make Notre Dame affordable.
99%
of students receive some type of financial aid
Best Value Schools
2022 U.S. News & World Report
$10,299
Average Net Tuition and Fees Cost (excluding housing)

Notre Dame of Maryland University offers grants, scholarships, loans, and federal Work-Study funds to eligible entering and continuing students.

Types of Aid

The Process

  1. How to Apply
  2. How It Works
  3. How to Keep It

Notre Dame of Maryland University FAFSA school code: 002065

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The NDMU Promise

The Promise Program is a financial aid program that provides University funding to students who have a financial need after completing the FAFSA. The program seeks to bridge the gap between the grants provided by state and federal governments and NDMU’s tuition and fees. We anticipate that 2023-2024 admitted students with a FAFSA family contribution of less than $3,250 will receive a grant package equal to their full tuition & fees. Unlike a loan, the student will not have to pay this money back.

To be considered for the program, students must file their FAFSA as soon as possible.

Questions? Contact admiss@ndm.edu

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NDMU Named a 2022 Best Value School

Notre Dame of Maryland University was recognized for academic quality and value on the U.S. News & World Report rankings among regional universities in the north.

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When should I fill out the FAFSA?

Apply early for the best chance to receive the maximum amount of aid. View the dates and deadlines for the upcoming academic year for important deadlines to turn in paperwork.

Dates & Deadlines
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How do I see the status of my financial aid?

You can use WebAdvisor to check the current status of your financial aid file and award.

Financial Aid Status Terms
Student Resources
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Looking for a form? View financial aid, scholarship, verification, revision, and appeal forms.
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Taking out loans to pay for school? Start off on the right track with smart financial planning.
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Questions about your financial aid? Contact a counselor so we can help!