Maryland offers a lot of options for college students, at different price levels.

Here is a list of how much the Maryland colleges cost in general or for the In-State (IS) and Out-of-State (OOS) students (for state colleges), according to the official 2005 figures published by the Maryland Governor Robert Ehrlich, Jr's office:

Annual Tuition of Maryland colleges (Room and Board are extra):

1. Baltimore Hebrew University ($8,800)

2. Baltimore International College ($14,048)

3. Bowie State University (IS $4,852 / OOS $12,4465)

4. College of Notre Dame of Maryland ($18,700)

5. Coppin State University (IS $4,599 / OOS $10,771)

6. Frostburg State University (IS $6,474 / OOS $11,216)

7. Goucher College ($25,750)

8. Hood College ($20,940)

9. Johns Hopkins University ($28,730)

10. Loyola College in Maryland ($26,010)

11. Maryland Institute College of Art ($24,474)

12. McDaniel College ($24,800)

13. Morgan State University (IS $5,712 / OOS $12,958)

14. Mount Saint Mary's College and Seminary ($21,430)

15. Peabody Institute ($27,000)

16. St. John's College ($30,570)

17. St. Mary's College of Maryland (IS $17,080 / OOS $24,560)

18. Salisbury University (IS $5,564 / OOS $12,452)

19. Towson University (IS $6,226 / OOS $14,298)

20. U.S. Naval Academy (N/A)

21. University of Baltimore (IS $2,514/ OOS $8,185)

22. University of Maryland, Baltimore County (IS $7,388 / OOS $14,240)

23. University of Maryland, College Park (IS $7,400 / OOS $18,700)

24. University of Maryland, Eastern Shore (IS $5,105 / OOS $10,440)

25. Villa Julie College ($14,653)

26. Washington College in Chestertown ($25,990)