The summary below represents information about CCBC and its students. The data represents activity in the recently completed fiscal year unless otherwise noted. For detailed information on enrollment, student characteristics, and other facts, refer to the CCBC Fact Book.
Academic Year 2022-2023 (Fiscal Year 2023)
Annual Student Count
Annual count of CCBC students regardless of course location
or the number of courses in which they enrolled during a term.
Enrollment
Total student count: 48,531
Credit enrollment: 22,990
Full-time1: 2,428 (5%)
Part-time: 20,562 (42%)
Continuing Education enrollment: 25,541 (53%)
Annual FTE
Total: 13,181
Credit: 69%
Continuing Education: 31%
Minority Students
Credit: 63%
Continuing Education: 50%
1 A credit student would be considered full-time if they enrolled in 24+ credits during the fiscal year.
Student Characteristics
Male: 41% Female: 59%
Student Age
Under 20: 12%
20-29: 35%
30-39: 20%
40-49: 12%
50-59: 10%
60 & Over: 13%
Student Ethnicity
Multi-Racial: 3%
Asian: 6%
Hispanic or Latino: 7%
Unknown: 7%
African-American/Black: 37%
White: 40%
American Indian or Alaska Native: <1%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: <1%
Student Cost
$122: Tuition per credit hour in-county
$241: Tuition per credit hour out-of-county
$372: Tuition per credit hour out-of-state
Student Outcomes/Completion Statistics
Student Completion: 12,639
Degrees: 1,718
Certificates: 2,715
Transfers: 4,979
Workplace Certifications: (resulting from CCBC training): 3,227
CCBC Faculty and Staff
Full-Time Employees: 1,405
Executive: 5
Administrative: 152
Professional: 284
Faculty: 438
Classified Staff: 526
Adjunct Faculty/Part-Time Staff: 2,077
Additional Data
Baltimore County Residents: 64%
Receive some form of Financial Aid: 54%
Pell Grant Recipients: 29%
Work 20 hours or more per week: 46%
International Students: 412
Non-Native Speakers: 1,820
Minority Students: 57%
Need Remediation: 74%
Enter Directly from High School: 12%
Transfer to four-year Universities: 39%
Enter into workforce: 76%
Graduates live and work in the Baltimore Region: 93%
