At this information center for all the majors in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, play some plinko and pick up materials to discover how our big ideas will affect you.

Find out more about the department and how it fosters academic excellence in teaching and research on the social, economic, cultural and historical experiences of the African-American, African and African Diaspora communities.

Through games and activities designed for all ages, explore what makes the Department of Anthropology unique and exciting—and dig up a few surprises. We invite you to meet our students, faculty, staff and academic advisors.

Come learn about the Bachelor of Science in Architecture at the University of Maryland! You will speak with faculty and students and get a tour of our building! You will learn about our program requirements, have opportunities to see student work and learn about all that Maryland has to offer!

Meet the staff of the Learning Assistance Service and Disability Support Service of the university's Counseling Center to learn what you need to do to be ready for college. Get specific tips on the math placement exam, information for students with disabilities, and skills you'll need to succeed.

Staff from the University Counseling Center host a workshop about what incoming freshmen need to know to be successful. Learn strategies and resources from college students.

Meet current students to learn about academic majors, study abroad, research and many more exciting opportunities in ARHU.

Gather information about our major and hear from current students. College representatives are available to answer questions about undergraduate programs.

Explore the campus during a leisurely one-hour walk led by a student tour guide. Tours leave every half-hour.

Want to become an architect or real estate developer? Curious about careers in planning or historic preservation? Learn how you can explore ground breaking undergraduate and graduate programs and discover your career possibilities.

This workshop addresses the differences between high school-level and college-level math classes. The discussion includes information on the math placement exam required for all incoming freshmen, tips for success and how to interpret the results.

Curious about the College Park Scholars Arts program? Visit the ARHU tent to learn about this living and learning community, meet current students, and get directions to our ArtsFEST exhibition.

Explore the different graduate education programs offered by the college in the areas of curriculum and instruction; human development, counseling and personnel; education leadership, higher education and international education; policy studies; measurement, statistics and evaluation; and special education.

The research and scholarship produced by students, faculty and alumni of Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice are just part of the reason why it is ranked number one by US News & World Report. Learn more about the department and its impact on the state, the nation and the world.

Learn about how the research and scholarship produced by the faculty and students of the Department of Economics is applied to the real world and informs sound economic practices and policies.

Discover the majors and opportunities that are available in the A. James Clark School of Engineering.

Learn about the exciting majors, minors, research opportunities, co-ops and internships available to undergraduates in the Clark School of Engineering. This session, hosted by current students, will be very informative for students/parents who are considering their college choices.

Learn about the exciting majors, minors, research opportunities, co-ops and internships available to undergraduates in the Clark School of Engineering. This session, hosted by current students, will be very informative for students/parents who are considering their college choices.

Learn about the exciting majors, minors, research opportunities, co-ops and internships available to undergraduates in the Clark School of Engineering. This session, hosted by current students, will be very informative for students/parents who are considering their college choices.

Visit our entertaining student-designed engineering projects.

Meet current ARHU students and advisors to learn how you can explore your passion, broaden your mind and embrace your role in the world through academic majors and other exciting opportunities in the college.

Prospective computer science students and those interested in the field can join faculty and staff to learn about the curriculum and program offerings. Hear from current students about this exciting field with a demonstration as well as a panel to answer your questions.

Meet with representatives from the Philip Merrill College of Journalism to find out everything you need to know about the College's admissions, academics, activities and what it takes to be a journalist. ABC 2 reporter and UMD alumna Linda So will spend the morning in the tent.

Did you know landscape architects work to design a better environment for the future? From cities to suburbs, landscape architects are making a difference one design at a time!

The Department of Geographical Sciences leads the development of academic, educational and research directions of human and natural systems, land cover and land use change and geospatial information science, harnessing the integrative nature of geographic science to answer fundamental questions of global importance. Learn more about our faculty, students and research priorities.

The Department of Government & Politics offers individuals the tools and information they need to improve the quality of their government—and thus their lives. We provide the expertise and data for policymakers to address social problems and societal conflicts. Learn more about our faculty, students, alumni and research.

Explore graduate programs in journalism at the Merrill College. College representatives are available to answer questions and to give tours of Knight Hall.

Prospective students are invited to a brief presentation to learn about our highly ranked graduate programs, cutting-edge research, world-class facilities and location. Includes an overview of the admission's process and funding opportunities.

The Department of Hearing & Speech Sciences provides state-of-the-art teaching, research and clinical services in the areas of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology. We invite you to learn more about our faculty, clinicians, and students—and discover how our alumni are making a difference.

Explore the diverse science-based academic programs in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Join us for an overview of our majors and hear from students.

Join Letters and Sciences staff for fun at the Prepare to Declare games and learn more about all the services Letters and Sciences has to offer.

Astronomy, atmospheric and oceanic science, computer science, geology, mathematics, physics, and physical sciences. Meet advisers and current students to learn about these great programs.

Biology, biochemistry, chemistry, pre-medicine, pre-dental, pre-health! Meet advisers and current students to learn about these programs.

Take a career interest inventory, have it interpreted by a staff psychologist and discover possible career paths. Admission is limited to 50 people per session (minimum age: 16). Beginning at 11 a.m., free admission tickets will be available in the Counseling Center.

Stop by and challenge the deans and department chairs in a Maryland football game bean bag throw. Win a prize.

Meet Dean Lucy Dalglish at the Merrill College tent on the Mall.

Discover the academic programs and opportunities that await you in the A. James Clark School of Engineering.

Discover the academic programs and opportunities that await you in the A. James Clark School of Engineering.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions representatives offer an hour-long presentation about admission to the university for prospective students and their families.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions representatives offer an hour-long presentation about admission to the university for prospective students and their families.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions representatives offer an hour-long presentation about admission to the university for prospective students and their families.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions representatives offer an hour-long presentation about admission to the university for prospective students and their families.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions representatives offer an hour-long presentation about admission to the university for prospective students and their families.

Learn about the Professional Master of Engineering and Graduate Certificate in Engineering programs. See demonstrations of the Clark School's online and distance-learning technology used in graduate programs designed for working engineers and technical professionals.

Discover a career helping individuals and families choose healthy and active lifestyles. If you want variety in courses and career options, enjoy promoting healthy lives and communities, and are looking for excitement in school, come and learn about majors in community health, family science and kinesiology.

Learn how to finance your college education, including grants, loans, scholarships and federal work-study programs.

Bring your best radio voice. Scripts, microphones and sound effects are provided. Participants get a tape of their radio debut.

Learn about the academic programs offered by the Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture and the opportunities and challenges that await graduates.

An opportunity for middle school students to learn how to prepare for success in college.

Meet students, faculty, administrators and advisers from undergraduate and graduate programs and learn more about the exciting opportunities to study psychology at the University of Maryland.

Do you want to know more about preparing for a career in real estate development? Do you want to learn which undergrad major(s) to take or how to return to graduate school? For practicing professionals, (in any field) wanting a career-change, this is the place to learn about how to prepare and apply for a graduate degree in real estate development. Learn about all aspects of the real estate development world, from from finance and design to construction law and negotiations--right here at UMD in one of the premier programs in the country. Join us for an hour and find out how to get started. Geard to: rising high school seniors, current college students and practicing professionals.

Come see innovation at work! Hear about innovative "solutions" to real life land use/transportation/and real estate issues: Riverdale Park, Fort Washington, Glenn Dale Hospital, ICC to BWI. Students studying Real Estate, Urban Planning, Historic Preservation and Landscape Architecture, in cooperation with the US Federal Highway Administration, and faculty from all five disciplines, undertook to study four sites with a variety of economic and design challenges. Audiences to includes: General public; Future students of architecture, landscape architecture, engineering,real estate, historic preservation and urban planning.

Join us for an inside look at living on campus! Meet members of the Department of Resident Life and get a tour of these traditional-style buildings.

Join us for an inside look at living on campus. Meet members of the Department of Resident Life and get a tour of traditional-style buildings.

Una presentacion de una hora sobre la Universidad para las familias y estudiantes que desean hacer sus estudios universitarios en la Universidad de Maryland. Prospective undergraduate students and their families are invited to an hour-long introduction to the university.

Social interactions shape people's lives—in the Department of Sociology, we study the micro to the macro, from family organization to globalization, to better understand how society functions. Learn about the local, national and global impact of the research and scholarship produced by our faculty and students.

Survey data and analysis inform many of the major government decisions that affect our lives. At the Joint Program in Survey Methodology, we're working to increase the accuracy of those estimates. Learn more about our faculty, students and alumni.

Learn about the undergraduate and graduate teacher certification programs in the College of Education.

Want to transfer to UMD? Learn how to transfer credits and successfully complete the admissions process.

This session will help prospective students with disabilities and their parents understand their roles and what to expect from the university with regard to navigating the college accommodation/service system. At this session you will hear what we consider to be proven "ingredients" in the "recipe" for academic success for students who use auxiliary aids in the classroom.

Maryland Day is an exciting opportunity for prospective students to learn more about UMD. Join the Office of Undergraduate Admissions for a special welcome to your day. We will explore the day's program, highlighting opportunities for you to learn about admissions, academics, financial aid and scholarships.

Visit us for information on Academic Achievement programs, College Park Scholars, the National Scholarship Office, First Year programs, the Maryland Center for Undergraduate Research, Beyond the Classroom, University Honors, Global Communities, ROTC programs, Letters and Sciences, the Asian American Studies program and more.