MSP Information Session

The Mayors Scholars Program offers Baltimore City high school seniors the opportunity to take
classes at BCCC tuition free.

Attend the next MSP Information Session on February 20 at the Liberty Campus to find out more.

Click here for more Information

BCCC Celebrates Black History Month

Student Life and Engagement Hosts Events All February

Click here to view the calendar of events

FAFSA Completion Assistance Workshops

Do you need help completing your FAFSA?

Join one of our FAFSA Assistance Workshops

Click here for more Information

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.

Click here for more Information

College Offers Deferred Payment Options to Federally
Employed Students and Their Families

 Any student* who is a federal government employee impacted by the partial government shutdown or has a parent impacted by the shutdown, and is having difficulty paying tuition, can secure registration with a tuition payment plan through Heartland/ECSI, the company which the College uses to process deferred payments. A $50 payment through the Hartland/ECSI system will secure registration availability through March 31, 2019.

Please visit https://www.ecsi.net/bccc/credit.html to set up your account.

*Deferred payment options are available to any student regardless of employment.

BCCC Partners with Facebook to Launch
Digital Marketing Certificate

Six new courses designed by Facebook will open a marketing door for many BCCC students

Click here to learn more

BCCC, Goodwill, CVS Partner to Launch
Mock Pharmacy Classroom

One-of-a-kind mock pharmacy will be used to train pharmacy technicians and retail associates

Click here for more information

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

Granville T. Woods Scholars Program Welcomes New Class of Students

Nineteen Granville T. Woods Scholars Program students were welcomed to the Baltimore City Community College community at a ceremony held Aug. 21. 

This elite program is designed to attract and prepare high-achieving students from Baltimore City Public Schools.

Click Here To Learn More

Mayor Catherine E. Pugh and Baltimore City Community College Interim President Dr. James H. Johnson Jr.  Announce the new Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Apprenticeship program

The Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation approved the energy-sector initiative,
which was created with direct input from local businesses

Click Here To Learn More

T. Rowe Price Grant Spurs Baltimore City
Community College Engagement Plan

The T. Rowe Price Foundation has provided a grant to the Baltimore City Community College (BCCC) to connect students in West Baltimore to jobs, community resources and success in higher education.

Click here to learn more

Better Skills Better Pay

Workforce Training

Healthcare
IT / Cyber Security
Hospitality Management
Construction
Transportation

Call Today: 410-986-3200

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

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.