See below for Undergraduate and Graduate Profiles for students in College of Engineering and Information Technology (COEIT) academic plans and programs. Official data are available from UMBC’s Institutional Research, Analysis and Decision Support (IRADS), which provides official campus data about students and decision-making support in the areas of budget, resource allocation, enrollment management/projections, campus performance, and the setting of campus goals and objectives.
Use the links on this page to browse the databooks to view information and data about COEIT undergraduate and graduate students.
Undergraduate Student Databook | Graduate Student Databook
Undergraduate Student Databook (Fall 2023)
Information below reflects class profiles for COEIT undergraduate students. Additional information and data, including the Freshman Class Profile and Student Body Profile are available from UMBC Undergraduate Admissions.
Admissions + Enrollment (including SAT percentiles)
4,152 Enrollment
Full-time: 3,704 (89.2%)
Part-time: 448 (10.8%)
1,114 Freshmen
906 New Freshmen
267 New Transfer
New Student SAT scores
25th Percentile: 1250
50th Percentile: 1320
75th Percentile: 1390
Average Percentile: 1316
Diversity (including gender/sex + race/ethnicity)
Gender/Sex
Female: 1,008 (24.4%)
Male: 3,144 (75.6%)
Race/Ethnicity
2 or More: 227 (5.5%)
Asian: 1,140 (27.4%)
Underrepresented*: 1,294 (31.2%)
White: 1,222 (29.4%)
Other/Unspecified: 45 (1.1%)
International: 224 (5.4%)
* Underrepresented includes American Indian, Black, Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and Hispanic
Outcomes
- 827 bachelor’s degrees awarded.
- 90% of COEIT Bachelor degree recipients reported firm plans of being employed and/or heading to graduate school within six months of graduation.
- 92% of employed undergraduate degree recipients are in positions directly related to their career goals.
- 55% of employed undergraduate degree recipients previously interned or worked for that organization while at UMBC.
- 74% of UMBC’s COEIT seniors engaged in applied learning, such as internships, research, service-learning, study abroad, student teaching and leadership positions while at UMBC.
- $70,000-$74,999 median starting salary bachelor’s degree full-time.
Additional data, including admissions and enrollment, are available from the Institutional Research and Decision Support Databook and website.
Additional outcomes and success stories are shared on the UMBC Career Center website.
Version: Begin Term Census
Note: Enrollments include enrollment counts for Primary Plan only.
Note: Due to rounding, percentages may not always appear to add up to 100%.
Graduate Student Databook (Fall 2023)
Information below reflects class profiles for COEIT graduate students. Additional information is available from COEIT departments or the UMBC Graduate School.
Admissions + Enrollments (Master’s and Doctorate)
376 graduate assistant positions awarded (including research assistants, teaching assistants, and fellows)
68 distinct countries represented by full-time and part-time graduate students
Master’s (includes M.S. and M.P.S.)
2,086 Enrollment
Full-time: 1,588 (76.1%)
Part-time: 498 (23.9%)
Doctorate (Ph.D.)
306 Enrollment
Full-time: 247 (80.7%)
Part-time: 59 (19.3%)
Diversity (including gender/sex + race/ethnicity)
Master’s (includes M.S. and M.P.S.)
Gender/Sex
Female: 833 (39.9%)
Male: 1,253 (60.1%)
Race/Ethnicity
2 or More: 11 (0.1%)
Asian: 102 (4.9%)
Underrepresented*: 148 (7.2%)
White: 172 (8.4%)
Other/Unspecified: 24 (1.2%)
International: 1,629 (78.2%)
* Underrepresented includes American Indian, Black, Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and Hispanic
Doctorate
Gender/Sex
Female: 100 (32.7%)
Male: 206 (67.3%)
Race/Ethnicity
2 or More: 7 (2.3%)
Asian: 19 (6.3%)
Underrepresented: 24 (7.9%)
White: 73 (24.0%)
Other/Unspecified: 2 (0.2%)
International: 181 (59.3%)
* Underrepresented includes American Indian, Black, Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and Hispanic
Outcomes
- 758 masters degrees awarded (includes M.S. and M.P.S.)
- 41 doctoral degrees awarded
- 92% of masters and doctoral graduate degree recipients reported employment, further advancement studies, or both within six months of graduation.
- 98% of employed graduate degree recipients are in positions directly related to their career goals.
- $85,000-$89,999 median starting salary graduate degree full-time.
Additional data, including admissions and enrollment, are available from the Institutional Research and Decision Support Databook and website.
Additional outcomes & success stories are shared on the UMBC Career Center website.
Version: Begin Term Census
Note: Enrollments include enrollment counts for Primary Plan only.
Note: Due to rounding, percentages may not always appear to add up to 100%.