The Office of Admissions provides services, programs and information designed to help you meet your educational goals, including:

• Admissions Information Sessions and Campus Tours are the first step in helping you to determine your academic goals and to develop an educational plan. During an information session and campus tour, participants will have an opportunity to explore BCCC's various program offerings. You will learn more about the enrollment process including Placement Testing, Payment Options, Financial Aid, Advising and Campus Life. If you choose to participate in one of our Student Ambassador led campus tours we encourage you to ask questions about “What it’s like to be a student at BCCC?”
  
  
• Student Recruiter/Ambassador are currently enrolled students who are enthusiastic, articulate, well - rounded and willing to commit to training in-order to effectively promote the College’s programs and services. They assist with on-campus events such as orientation, registration, campus tours, open houses and commencement. Student Recruiters/Ambassadors also represent the College at local high schools and community recruitment events and provide pre-admissions advisement to students interested in attending Baltimore City Community College. The Student Recruiter/ Ambassadors are carefully selected from students eligible for the federal work-study program; however volunteers are welcome.
  
  
• International Student Admissions is for those students who are seeking admission under F-1 student visa status. An International Student Advisor is ready to help you understand immigration regulations and so that you can easily navigate the admissions process at BCCC. Transcript Evaluation is required of all students who have attended another college or university seeking to have college credit transferred. All successfully completed coursework may be used toward your degree or certificate program at BCCC. An Official College Transcript must be submitted to the Admissions Office from each institution attended.
  
  
• Special Admissions to Nursing and Allied Health programs are required of all students interested in pursuing degrees Nursing, Dental Hygiene, Physical Therapist Assistant, Respiratory Care and Surgical Technology.Students must meet with an Admissions Officer to learn of prerequisite requirements and the special admissions process.
  
  
• New Student Orientation is mandatory for all degree or certificate seeking students enrolling at BCCC for the first time. Orientation is designed to help students make a seamless transition to college life. Students may participate in an in person or online session.
  
  
• High School Early Enrollment Program allows high school students to dually enroll at BCCC. Students must meet ACCUPLACER test score requirements to participate. A recommendation from the principal or guidance counselor and permission from a parent or guardian is required to participate. Ask a BCCC Recruiter or contact the Admissions Office for more information.