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11-03-2008, 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by barante
GinnyFavers --Here is the history of how UM happened to be located in College Park, Montgomery County. In brief, it started as an agricultural college.
Now, is there any special reason for you to go to UM/College Park? Because the university has also a campus in Catonsville, Baltimore County, which would be immensely closer to Forest Hill. UMBC is well-regarded, often said to be better than College Park. Another campus is located in the city, but it focuses on medical, nursing and social work.
You might want to google for The University of Maryland System. Basically explains all the other affiliated universities, which are mostly located in the Baltimore area.
University of Maryland, College Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
College Park is Prince George's County. |
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