Undergraduate Information



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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions for current Undergraduate Students

Dreamkeepers Emergency Financial Assistance Program

The Dreamkeepers Emergency Financial Assistance program at the University of Maryland is designed to help students avoid dropping out of school when faced with unforeseen financial difficulties. Dreamkeepers can help ease student worries about housing, food and utilities, books, transportation, childcare and medical needs, allowing students faced with sudden financial obstacles to focus their energy on education.

 

Degree Programs in Languages

Students may seek an undergraduate degree in the following programs:

Please see individual department pages for degree requirements.

Advising

The College of Arts & Humanities provides advising for CORE and College requirements.

See also ARHU Student Resources.

Minors

Minors in the College of Arts and Humanities offer students the opportunity to pursue a structured program of study in a field outside of their major. Minors allow participants to broaden their skills and interests granting them official recognition of their expertise and achievements. **MINORS should be declared at least one year before graduation**