Our Commitment to Success

Mayor’s Scholars Program

Baltimore City Community College Tuition-Free through the Mayor’s Scholars Program. Learn more about eligibility and the application process.

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Career and Workforce Training

Creating job opportunities and strengthening Baltimore’s workforce through partnership and innovation.

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Dual Enrollment

Take college courses while still in high school. The Dual Enrollment Program lets you jump start your college diploma.

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BCCC Athletics

BCCC Panthers approach competition with honesty, fairness, respect, and passion.

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Announcements

Community Resource Fair

October 16, 2019
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Liberty Campus
Main Building ( Student Atrium)

Over 25 agencies and Organizations!
FREE & open to everyone.

Click here to see the event flyer

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BCCC Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

BCCC celebrates National Hispanic American Heritage Month, Sept. 15 - Oct. 15. The month-long observance celebrates cultures, histories, and contributions of American citizens whose families and ancestors came from Mexico, Spain, the Caribbean and Central and South America. The celebration began as a week of recognition in 1968 and then expanded to an entire month in 1988.

The College acknowledges and celebrates our diverse community of students, faculty, and staff, including members of Hispanic and Latin American descent, not only this month but every day of the year.

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Welcome Week Fall 2019

Welcome Week started the Fall semester at the College. The week-long activities included a meet and greet with faculty and staff, laughter yoga, community vendors and services day, free giveaways, and workshops among other activities.

Thanks to Student Affairs, Office of Student Life and Engagement and all faculty and staff involved in organizing Welcome Week.

For more pictures from Welcome Week, visit @MyBCCC on Facebook.

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Valerie Grays: Engaging and Positively Impacting Our Students' Lives

Valerie Grays, the Student Life Advisor in the Office of Student Life and Engagement at BCCC, is an important and integral figure in the lives of our students on and off campus. “I am proud of being given the opportunity to connect with and in some small way, help with the development of our students” she said.

Click here to read the full story

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You’re Almost There

If you are a Near Completer, a student who has completed 45 credits or more towards your degree, contact us today to help you develop a plan to graduate in one year or less! Email: bpwebb@bccc.edu for more information.

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BCCC Chair, UB President Kurt Schmoke Proposes Administrative
Alliance for BCCC, Coppin and UB

Click here to read more

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BCCC Celebrates High School Diploma Program Graduation
on Saturday, June, 8

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Baltimore City Community College Celebrates Its 70^th Commencement

View photos of the event here

View our Facebook photo album here

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Q&A with Dr. McCurdy: Getting to Know BCCC's New President

Dr. Debra L. McCurdy began her tenure as the14th president of Baltimore City Community College on May 1, 2019. On April 25, she took a break from moving and sat down to tell us a little more about herself and her background.

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Reverse Transfer Eligibility

Earn your associates degree while working on your Bachelor's!

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The Financial Aid Department has launched
its New Financial Aid Portal

Click here for the Financial Aid FAQs

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Online Transcript Processing Now Available

Starting February 12, all transcript requests will be processed via the National Student Clearinghouse.

Visit www.bccc.edu/transcripts to order transcripts. Credit/debit and prepaid cards can be used.

Additional processing fees apply.

BCCC will no longer accept in-person or mailed transcript requests.

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City of Baltimore, Councilman Pinkett Announce Partnership
to Help Returning Citizens Prepare for City Jobs

Partnership between Baltimore City Community College and The
Lazarus Rite Provides Opportunities for Returning Citizens.

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Congressman Elijah Cummings Announces FAFSA Legislation at BCCC

Congressman Elijah E. Cummings (MD-07) announced the introduction of the FAFSA Fairness Act of 2019 at Baltimore City Community College on Feb. 4, 2019. The legislation would simplify the process to apply for and receive federal student financial aid for students who do not have contact with their parents.U.S. Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen are to introduce a companion bill in the Senate.

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BCCC Stakeholder Feedback

The College community ─ students, alumni, faculty and staff ─ are welcome to use this form to submit comments or suggestions that will be shared anonymously with the BCCC leadership team. Responses are completely anonymous. No personally identifiable information is captured unless you voluntarily provide it to request a reply.

All information shared via this form will remain confidential - to be reviewed
only by the BCCC leadership team.

Click here to access the BCCC Stakeholder Feedback form

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Learn more about BCCC’s commitment to closing the achievement
gap as an achieving the dream school.

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