Admissions

nearly 30 majors and minors in the sciences, mathematics, and computer science feature rich opportunities for learning in the classroom, research laboratory, and the field.
a strong program of advising and academic planning to support our students, beginning at summer orientation.
undergraduate majors courses are taught by our faculty members; laboratories and discussion sections are taught by teaching assistants.
opportunities for mentored research in the laboratories of nearly 350 faculty members in CMNS.
outstanding internship opportunities in federal labs and private companies in the Baltimore-Washington corridor. Nearly 80% of our graduates report having pursued at least one research or internship opportunity during their undergraduate studies.
CMNS is a rich and diverse community of learners. 42% of our graduates are women, and 16% of graduates are from racial/ethnic groups underrepresentated in science and mathematics disciplines.