Information is presented on out-of-state institutions operating in Maryland during the 1982-1983 academic year, courses and programs, enrollments by institution, and the locations of the courses. Institutional changes since the preceding academic year and the current status of approved institutions are also identified. Sixteen out-of-state institutions were approved to operate at 41 off-campus locations during the 1982-1983 academic year. While the University of Delaware terminated its mechanical and aerospace engineering offerings at Aberdeen Proving Group, the Drew University School of Theology was approved to offer courses leading to the Doctorate of Ministry. The 41 sites include: 12 county and private schools, 10 private organizations, 8 federal agencies, 3 naval installations, 4 military bases, 2 churches, 1 state hospital, and 1 county agency. Thirteen of the institutions are private colleges and three are public. Overall, these institutions enrolled an estimated 3,075 students during fall 1982, 65 percent at the graduate level and 35 percent at the undergraduate level. The universities accounting for the most enrollments were George Washington University, the University of the District of Columbia, Central Michigan University, and American University. Regional accrediting associations of the 16 out-of-state institutions are identified. Appended materials describe the monitoring mechanism for evaluating the compliance of out-of-state institutions with state regulations. (SW)