If you're a current student, here are some resources to help you succeed and have an incredible time at CCBC!
From choosing a major and designing your course plan to staying on track for graduation and preparing for transfer, our academic advisors are with you every step of the way.
Current students can schedule an advising appointment through myCCBC (you’ll need your CCBC ID number). Once you submit an advising request form, we’ll reach out to you promptly.
Need help with coursework or want to strengthen your study skills? The Student Success Centers offer one‑on‑one support in areas like math, writing, and study strategies, so you can build confidence and succeed in your classes.
TRIO SSS is tailored to first‑generation college students, income‑eligible students and students with disabilities. We’re here to surround you with guidance, encouragement and resources to help you succeed in college, graduate and transfer.
Graduation doesn't happen automatically. Applying is a required step to receive your degree or certificate. CCBC awards degrees and certificates three times a year: August, December and May.
Through myCCBC, you can access everything you need to apply for graduation; including the application, eligibility requirements and next steps. Be sure your student record and declared major are up to date.
Graduating students are also invited to participate in Commencement, held at the conclusion of the spring semester at CCBC Essex. Participation is optional, but we’d love to celebrate with you.
If you’re planning to earn a bachelor’s degree, CCBC can help you get there. We have transfer agreements with many four‑year colleges and universities, plus dual admission and guaranteed admission programs.
You can even take courses at partner schools while still enrolled at CCBC. Our advisors are here to help you navigate your options and keep your credits on track.
From choosing a major and designing your course plan to staying on track for graduation and preparing for transfer, our academic advisors are with you every step of the way.
Current students can schedule an advising appointment through myCCBC (you’ll need your CCBC ID number). Once you submit an advising request form, we’ll reach out to you promptly.
Need help with coursework or want to strengthen your study skills? The Student Success Centers offer one‑on‑one support in areas like math, writing, and study strategies, so you can build confidence and succeed in your classes.
TRIO SSS is tailored to first‑generation college students, income‑eligible students and students with disabilities. We’re here to surround you with guidance, encouragement and resources to help you succeed in college, graduate and transfer.
Graduation doesn't happen automatically. Applying is a required step to receive your degree or certificate. CCBC awards degrees and certificates three times a year: August, December and May.
Through myCCBC, you can access everything you need to apply for graduation; including the application, eligibility requirements and next steps. Be sure your student record and declared major are up to date.
Graduating students are also invited to participate in Commencement, held at the conclusion of the spring semester at CCBC Essex. Participation is optional, but we’d love to celebrate with you.
If you’re planning to earn a bachelor’s degree, CCBC can help you get there. We have transfer agreements with many four‑year colleges and universities, plus dual admission and guaranteed admission programs.
You can even take courses at partner schools while still enrolled at CCBC. Our advisors are here to help you navigate your options and keep your credits on track.
There are several financial aid opportunities available to CCBC students, from scholarships to grants and work study. Requirements will vary for each, but they all start with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Find everything from loan counseling and verification forms to repayment tips and deadlines—all in one easy-to-navigate portal built for CCBC students.
Once you've been selected for financial aid, it's important to meet GPA and attendance requirements, so you can continue receiving it.
The myCCBC portal outlines what you need to maintain eligibility, including Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), enrollment rules and how to submit appeals if needed.
CCBC Financial Aid may ask for additional documents to complete your financial aid application. Ensure all requested documents are provided promptly to avoid delays in processing your application.
You can find instructions, deadlines and secure upload links in the myCCBC portal—be sure to check your CCBC email and SIMON account regularly.
There are several financial aid opportunities available to CCBC students, from scholarships to grants and work study. Requirements will vary for each, but they all start with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Find everything from loan counseling and verification forms to repayment tips and deadlines—all in one easy-to-navigate portal built for CCBC students.
Once you've been selected for financial aid, it's important to meet GPA and attendance requirements, so you can continue receiving it.
The myCCBC portal outlines what you need to maintain eligibility, including Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), enrollment rules and how to submit appeals if needed.
CCBC Financial Aid may ask for additional documents to complete your financial aid application. Ensure all requested documents are provided promptly to avoid delays in processing your application.
You can find instructions, deadlines and secure upload links in the myCCBC portal—be sure to check your CCBC email and SIMON account regularly.
If you need assistance with housing, mental health, food insecurity, state benefits, transportation or something in between, our Success Navigators can connect you with additional support.
Learn more about educational benefits, scholarships and support services available to veteran and military-affiliated students.
Make the most of your CCBC experience and get involved!
Connect with students who share similar cultural identities, academic interests and hobbies.
One school. Three teams. Show your CCBC spirit and attend a game or become a student athlete!
From art galleries to book talks and theatrical performances, you can explore new worlds and perspectives at CCBC.
Connect with students who share similar cultural identities, academic interests and hobbies.
One school. Three teams. Show your CCBC spirit and attend a game or become a student athlete!
From art galleries to book talks and theatrical performances, you can explore new worlds and perspectives at CCBC.
If you're an F-1 visa student, International Student Services (ISS) can assist you with immigration regulations, adjusting to life in Baltimore and on-campus resources.
Keep up the momentum and start planning for your next semester. Your academic advisor can help you stay on track and select the courses that best fit your program and goals.