Welcome to the Transfer Center at The Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC). We provide a variety of resources for students planning to make a transfer from CCBC to a 4-year University or College.

In the Transfer Center students may obtain degree plans, transfer guides, information on CCBC transfer fairs, application and scholarship information, deadlines, and other valuable information that will aid for a smooth and successful journey through higher education.

What to do and When to do it

The primary reason for early and continued transfer planning is to ensure that degree program and curriculum are consistent with future career or educational plans. Waiting until the last semester will limit options. Academic Advising and Articulation Agreements are both excellent tools for transfer planning because they provide a course of action for students, including an outline of the most appropriate courses to schedule.

0-12 Credits

• Read the College Catalog
• Meet with an Advisor to explore Career and Education Pathways
• Select your degree program
• Read through the Articulation Agreements

13-24 Credits

• Visit College Websites
• Make yourself familiar with ARTSYS
• Check for New Articulation Agreements
• Meet every semester with an Advisor for Schedule Planning
• Write your Resume
• Resume resources from Ed Sapp, Communications Faculty at UMUC, retired Air Force Colonel, and retired National Security Agent.

25-30 Credits

• Attend College Open House Events
• Meet every semester with an Advisor to Schedule Planning
• Check for new Articulation Agreements

35-40 Credits

• See Advisor for Pre-Graduation Audit
• Apply for Graduation
• Check for new Articulation Agreements
• Update your Resume
• Apply for Financial Aid (FAFSA due by February 14th)
• Apply for Scholarships (Apply in February for May/August Graduates; October for December/January Graduates
• Send admission applications to transfer schools

Final Semester

• Continue Applying for Financial Aid and Scholarships
• Receive acceptance and scholarship letters from transfer schools
• Make a decision on which school you are transferring to
• Visit your transfer school and receive advising

Post Graduation

• Send a Final Transcript to the transfer school(s)
• Receive acceptance and scholarship letter from transfer schools
• Make a decision on which school you are transferring to
• Receive transfer orientation, advising, and register for classes at your 4-year transfer school

Who to Contact for help with Transfer

(Make an appointment to see an Advisor)

Essex Transfer Advising:

A-220
410-780-6973

Dundalk Transfer Advising:

ADM (Administration Building) 1st Floor
410-285-9808

Catonsville Transfer Advising:

K200
410-455-4382
410-455-4163 (TTY Only)

Articulation Agreement and Transfer Scholarship Assistance:

Nicole Zairi
nzairi@ccbcmd.edu
410-780-6408