A New Language For Your New Life
Program Overview
The ESOL program at CCBC gives immigrants and international students the
English language skills they need to suceed in the classroom and in the
workplace. Basic classes provide beginning through advanced instruction
in English listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills with
state-of-the art computer support. Specialized courses focus on the U.S.
Citizenship test, individualized ESOL computer lab practice, and
computer skills for the workplace.
How to Sign Up for ESOL Classes at CCBC
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Go to the Admissions Office of any CCBC
campus.
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Location
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Phone Number
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Catonsville K-204
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410-455-4304
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Essex E-120
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410-780-6313
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Owings Mills 304-A
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443-394-3617
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Bring the following documents with you:
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Passport
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Visa and 1-94 or Green Card
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Social Security Card (if you have one)
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Driver's License (if you have one)
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Students with F-1 Visas should contact the
Admissions/International Student Office before applying to the
college.
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Fill out an Application for Admission. Turn it in to the Admission
Desk along with the documents from step 2. The Admissions Office will
make photocopies of your official documents and then return them to
you.
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Pay a $15.00 application fee.
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Take the English Language Placement Test at the
Testing Center.
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Location
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Phone Number
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Catonsville K-205
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410-455-6946
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Essex A-215
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410-780-6901
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Owings Mills 304-A
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443-394-3612
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The basic placement test takes about one hour. It is a
multiple-choice test. It tests grammar, vocabulary, reading, and
listening comprehension. You will get your score when you finish
the test.
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If you score at the high-intermediate level on the English
placement test, you will also have to do a writing sample. You
will have up to one hour to complete the writing sample. You will
get the results of the writing sample in one to two days.
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After you get your score on the English placement test, go to the
Counseling and Advisement Center.
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Location
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Phone Number
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Catonsville K-200
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410-455-4382
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Essex A-215
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410-780-6973
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Owings Mills 304-A
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443-394-3612
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At the Counseling and Advisement Center, an advisor will help you
choose a class or classes to regiester for.
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The advisor will help you regiester for classes.
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An advisor can also help you plan your academic career at CCBC.
Financial Aid
ESOL students may apply for financial aid. You can pick up a financial
aid application in the Financial Aid Office of
any CCBC campus.
Contact Numbers
If you have any questions about the ESOL program at CCBC or if you would
like to talk to someone about the program, please call or email:
Catonsville:
410-455-4112 443-394-3617
dtrevathan@ccbcmd.edu
Essex:
410-238-4628 410-780-6954
rlawton@ccbcmd.edu
Owings Mills:
443-394-3612 443-394-3617
dtrevathan@ccbcmd.edu
CCBC Continuing Education also offers a complete
ESOL program for beginning students and learners not interested in
pursuing academic classes.
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