You're in! Follow these steps to enroll and start your path toward academic success.
Welcome to CCBC! Now that you've applied, let us guide you through the enrollment steps to start earning college credit toward a degree, certificate or transfer.
Send an official copy of your high school transcript, college transcript and/or GED scores to CCBC as described below.
You can also submit documents in-person at any Enrollment Services Center during normal business hours.
Online through Parchment (preferred) or Scribbles electronic delivery services.
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Online through GED Testing Service.
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If you're transferring to CCBC from another college or have earned credit through military or standardized exams, send your official transcripts using one of the options below.
Online through Parchment electronic delivery services.
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To find out how your previous credits apply to your CCBC program, complete the Transfer Evaluation Request form. This will help you better understand which previously earned credits will count towards your CCBC program.
Online through Parchment (preferred) or Scribbles electronic delivery services.
Mail:
Online through GED Testing Service.
Mail:
If you're transferring to CCBC from another college or have earned credit through military or standardized exams, send your official transcripts using one of the options below.
Online through Parchment electronic delivery services.
Mail:
To find out how your previous credits apply to your CCBC program, complete the Transfer Evaluation Request form. This will help you better understand which previously earned credits will count towards your CCBC program.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine your eligibility for federal, state and CCBC financial aid programs. CCBC's school code: 002063.
The FAFSA is available October 1 for the following year and can be submitted throughout the year. For priority consideration for Maryland state scholarships and grants, submit your FAFSA before March 1.
CCBC is dedicated to supporting veterans, active military, and their families with financial aid, scholarships, and education benefits through the GI Bill® and other resources. Start exploring your VA options today!
Once accepted to CCBC, you'll receive an email from us, containing your CCBC ID number. This number has 10 digits and starts with "90." Keep this number handy throughout your time here — as most departments require this information when you need assistance or need to book an appointment.
To help you start strong, CCBC may need to assess your math and English skills for proper course placement. Most first-time certificate and degree-seeking credit students need to complete at least one placement test, but requirements vary. Explore your options and see if testing applies to you.
An academic advisor can help you build your schedule and help you customize your graduation plan. They can also assist with:
Once you work with your advisor to select the right courses, you're ready to register online or in person at an Enrollment Services Center. We recommend enrolling in English and/or math courses for your first semester to build a strong foundation for future coursework.
Confirm available financial aid, VA educational benefits, employer or other tuition assistance. Submit related verification documents to the Financial Aid office.
Check your student email for an invitation to attend an on-campus or online orientation. These sessions are packed with opportunities to get to know other new CCBC students and explore campus resources.