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Here Notre Dame of Maryland University is committed to providing equal access to its programs and services for people with disabilities in accordance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

The Office of Accessibility delivers services designed to provide access for students to have the opportunity to successfully participate in college life, while promoting their well-being--academically, socially, emotionally, spiritually, and physically.

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NEW STUDENTS: THE ACCOMMODATION PROCESS
NEW STUDENTS: THE ACCOMMODATION PROCESS

Affiliating with the Office of Accessibility to receive accommodations can be a seamless process. Whether students have suffered a recent injury, received accommodations in previous institutions, or were recently diagnosed with a condition that impacts their college experience, we will meet the student where they are and work with them to ensure that they are accommodated to provide them with equal access to all facets of college life. 

CURRENT STUDENTS
CURRENT STUDENTS

Students already affiliated with the office may need to renew accommodations since accommodations expire at the end of each course, review accommodations, or review their rights & responsibilities.

FACULTY RESOURCES
FACULTY RESOURCES

Faculty members are our first responders in the accommodations process. Faculty members have the most interactions with students and are more likely to notice that a student is struggling and may need more assistance. Here are some resources to assist faculty with understanding accommodations, how to refer students tour office, faculty rights & responsibilities, and how to recognize and respond to a student in distress.

Additional Resources
Community grounds us with a sense of place, common goals and shared interests.
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Learning & Leadership Institutes

Notre Dame hosts the Renaissance Institute and the Women's Leadership Institute of Baltimore on our campus with focuses on learning and leadership. 

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Summer Camps

Notre Dame hosts a variety of summer camps for all ages.

A Child’s Place
A Child’s Place

A Child’s Place is an early learning center, offering comprehensive curriculum for preschool to kindergarten-aged children. A Child’s Place focus on promoting both social-emotional and behavioral skills alongside cognitive learning.

Conference Services
Community Rentals (Conference Services)

Auxiliary & Conference Services is your go-to resource for a wide range of services. Whether you're a visitor or a member of the NDMU community, it is our mission to enhance your campus experience.

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Natural Care Center

The Natural Care Center at Maryland University of Integrative Health, which includes our student teaching clinic and professional practitioners, has provided powerful, meaningful, and effective healing experiences for patients and clients that arrive with a wide array of health challenges.

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Schedule a Visit Day

You will explore our beautiful campus with one of our admissions counselors guiding you through, answering any questions you have about NDMU and the admissions process. 

Additional Information

Vision Statement for Student Success at NDMU: 

At Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU), we envision a future where every student is empowered to realize their fullest potential, both academically and personally. The Office of Student Success is dedicated to cultivating a transformative and inclusive environment that promotes resilience, innovation, and lifelong learning. Our goal is to serve as a national model for student-centered support, ensuring that every individual feels valued, supported, and prepared to navigate challenges and embrace opportunities. 

Through personalized guidance, innovative resources, and a commitment to fostering a culture of care, we inspire students to excel academically, grow as individuals, and graduate as confident, ethical leaders poised to make a meaningful impact in their communities and the world. At NDMU, student success is not merely an aspiration—it is our unwavering commitment. 

Mission of the Division of Student Success at NDMU: 


The Office of Student Success at Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU) is dedicated to empowering students at every stage of their academic journey—from prospective applicants to graduating seniors. We partner closely with key areas across the university, including Admissions, Academic Advising, Student Life, and Financial Aid, to provide a seamless and supportive experience for all students. Together, we are committed to fostering a transformative educational experience that promotes academic achievement, personal growth, and timely graduation. 

Our mission is to strategically design, deliver, and enhance programs that elevate student success while aligning with NDMU’s broader goals. By collaborating with the NDMU community and external partners, we strive to provide exceptional support and resources that prepare diverse, ethical, and capable leaders who will make a meaningful impact in the world. At the Office of Student Success, we are here to guide, support, and inspire you every step of the way. 

Our Commitment to You: The NDMU C.A.R.E. Principles 
Student Success administrators and staff are guided by the principles of C.A.R.E.—Compassion, Accuracy, Responsiveness, and Excellence. Here’s what you can expect from us: 

  • Compassion: We will treat you with kindness, respect, and understanding, recognizing the unique challenges and goals you bring to your academic journey. 
  • Accuracy: We are committed to providing you with clear, precise, and reliable information tailored to your individual needs and circumstances. 
  • Responsiveness: We strive to address your concerns promptly and efficiently. While some requests may require additional time, we will communicate transparently about timelines and next steps. 
  • Excellence: We are dedicated to delivering high-quality service and support, helping you navigate challenges and achieve your academic and personal goals. 

Your Role in the Partnership for Success: 
To ensure the best possible experience, we ask for your cooperation in the following ways: 

  • Communication: Stay informed by regularly checking your NDMU email and official university communications. This helps you stay on top of important deadlines and opportunities. 
  • Accountability: Take charge of your academic success by understanding your major’s curriculum sequence and staying informed about university policies, procedures, and deadlines. It’s your responsibility to plan your path and ensure you meet all requirements. If you have questions or need clarification, don’t hesitate to reach out to the appropriate office, they’re here to support you, but you’re in the driver’s seat. Your education is in your hands! 
  • Proactiveness: Address concerns early rather than waiting until the last minute. Planning ahead can prevent many challenges and ensure a smoother path to success. 
  • Honesty: Share your complete story with us. The more we understand your situation, the better equipped we are to provide effective support and solutions. 

Together, we can create a supportive and collaborative environment that empowers you to thrive at NDMU and beyond. 

 

Trailblazer Scholars Program & Tutoring Services
Trailblazer Scholars Program & Tutoring Services

The NDMU Tutoring Center will provide virtual support for undergraduate students during the campus closure. After booking your session, your tutor will contact you with details.  

Recovery and Loaner Program
Recovery and Loaner Program

The Academic Recovery Program (ARP) at Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU) is dedicated to supporting students who have encountered academic challenges and are working to improve their academic standing. We’re also here to help you stay connected and succeed in your studies! NDMU’s Laptop Loaner Program provides temporary laptops to students who need them

Additional Resources

I-94

The I-94 form confirms your legal entry into the United States. Foreign visitors no longer need to fill out the paper version of the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Form I-94 Arrival/Departure Record. CBP now collects arrival and departure information automatically from travelers’ electronic records. The I-94 indicates your Duration of Status, which ends 60 days after completing your program or ceasing authorized practical training. Your I-94 number serves as your reference number with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Knott Scholarships

Knott Scholarships are made possible through the Knott Scholarship Fund, established by Henry and Marion Knott.  It was the wish of Henry and Marion Knott that academically talented Catholic students use their gifts and talents to become leaders in their school, community, and the Catholic Church.
  
Knott Scholars have access to a network of alumni and current scholars who attended other Catholic schools and universities in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.  

There are two types of undergraduate scholarships offered: