Requirements for Admission into the Mortuary Science Program:
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The student must apply and be accepted into the Community College of
Baltimore County.
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The student must submit a certified high school transcripts or its
equivalency to the Registrar's Office.
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The student must submit any and all transcripts from institutions of
higher learning.
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The student must have the Registrar's Office evaluate their
transcripts to determine what general education classes will be
accepted by CCBC prior to applying to the Program.
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The student must follow the proper protocol for transferring Science
and/or Mortuary Science classes.
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It is required that the prerequisite general education classes be
completed before applying and being accepted into the Mortuary Science
Program with a grade of "C" or higher.
Note: The student may apply and be provisionally accepted
into the Program, if they have six (6) or less credits of general
education classes to be completed. Note: The six
(6)credits may not contain a developmental course such as Math 081,
082, or 083 or English 051, 052. Note: All Mortuary
Science required general education classes must be completed by the
end of the first semester in which they are accepted into the
Mortuary Science Program. Note: If a student is accepted
into the Mortuary Science Program and does not register for classes
for that semester or declines the seat, the student must re-apply
to the Mortuary Science Program for entrance into a future semester.
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A grade point average (GPA) of 2.3 will be required for all
prerequisite general education classes for the Mortuary Science
Program.
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An overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 will be required for all
previous college experience.
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CCBC's students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0.
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The student will make an appointment with the Program Director or
designee, so that the procedures can be explained to the student.
During that meeting, there will be time allotted to answer any
questions or concerns of the student.
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Effective 1, 2006, there is an application fee of $15.00 to apply to
the Mortuary Science Program via Selective Admissions.
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The fee and application should be turned into the Bursar's office; at
which time, they will forward the application to Selective Admissions.
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The student will fill out and send the application and applicable fee,
along with "all" certified transcripts of any college that they
attended including a transcript from CCBC with any classes that CCBC
accepted from another institution to the Bursar's Office at any of the
the three (3) campuses. The Bursar's Office will forward the
application and transcripts to the Office of Selective Admissions.
Note: It is the sole responsibility of the student to have
the Registrar's office review and accept their general education
classes before applying to the Program. Note: It is the
student's responsibility to make sure that Selective Admissions has
received their application, as well as, all other required documents
by the deadline.
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The deadline to apply for the Mortuary Science Program for fall
semester is June 15th; and the deadline to apply for the spring
semester is November 15th in the year they apply.
Note: There will be no exceptions made for students that do
not apply within the deadline.
Note: CCBC, The School of Health Professions and the Mortuary
Science Program and its employees select and welcome all students
without regard to Race, Sex, Religion, Ethnicity, Age, Sexual
Orientation, Cultural customs, or any other form of discrimination
and will make all reasonable accommodations for students with
disabilities. We feel that having a diverse student population adds
to the learning experience as well as the profession of Funeral
Service.
Office of Selective Admissions
The Office of Selective Admissions for the School of Health Professions
will determine the eligibility of all Mortuary Science candidates. For
more information, contact:
The School of Health Professions Office of Selective Admissions
CCBC - Essex 7201 Rossville Boulevard - J100 Baltimore, MD 21237
410-780-6112
Note: The office of Selective Admissions will notify you with a
letter approximately four (4) or six (6) weeks after the deadline to
apply for the semester as to your acceptance into the Program.
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