Students can register through the myCCBC student portal.
Registering for classes is one of the most important steps you’ll take at CCBC. Here’s what you need to know to make the process smooth and simple.
Below are our upcoming open sessions. Register early for the best course availability!
Late start 10-week session
2nd 7-week session
Plan ahead with a semester-by-semester breakdown of registration periods, start dates and more. It’s a helpful resource for planning your yearlong schedule.
Set yourself up for a smooth registration. Verify your student record and connect with an advisor to choose the right courses and stay on track.
To review your information, go to SIMON through myCCBC.
We recommend registering online through QuickReg or SIMON, available in myCCBC. Or visit an Enrollment Services Center during regular business hours to register in person.
A few simple steps will get you ready for the first day of class. Here's what to take care of next, from paying your bill to finding your way around campus.
Visit Payment plans and payment due dates to find your deadline and see whether a payment plan is right for you.
You can pay online through myCCBC with a credit card or bank transfer, by mail to Student Financial Services, or in person at any campus office.
Before you pay out of pocket, see what you may already qualify for. Financial aid, scholarships and grants can lower your cost, and CCBC offers tuition-free options for degree, certificate and workforce students.
The academic calendar lists refund, drop and withdrawal deadlines for every semester and session. Review it for your specific term so you don't miss a deadline.
If you need to drop or withdraw from a class, login to myCCBC for the full steps, deadlines and how it may affect your tuition, financial aid or transcript.
Login to myCCBC Recover your account
Find your required textbooks through the CCBC Bookstore, powered by Barnes & Noble College. Shop online or visit the bookstore at your campus in Catonsville, Dundalk or Essex.
Many CCBC courses use free or low-cost course materials to help keep your costs down.
Find directions, maps and details for CCBC's locations in Catonsville, Dundalk and Essex, plus additional sites across the region.
Haven't been to campus yet? Take a virtual tour, join an in-person campus tour or check out an upcoming admissions event to see CCBC for yourself before your first class.
Visit Payment plans and payment due dates to find your deadline and see whether a payment plan is right for you.
You can pay online through myCCBC with a credit card or bank transfer, by mail to Student Financial Services, or in person at any campus office.
Before you pay out of pocket, see what you may already qualify for. Financial aid, scholarships and grants can lower your cost, and CCBC offers tuition-free options for degree, certificate and workforce students.
The academic calendar lists refund, drop and withdrawal deadlines for every semester and session. Review it for your specific term so you don't miss a deadline.
If you need to drop or withdraw from a class, login to myCCBC for the full steps, deadlines and how it may affect your tuition, financial aid or transcript.
Login to myCCBC Recover your account
Find your required textbooks through the CCBC Bookstore, powered by Barnes & Noble College. Shop online or visit the bookstore at your campus in Catonsville, Dundalk or Essex.
Many CCBC courses use free or low-cost course materials to help keep your costs down.
Find directions, maps and details for CCBC's locations in Catonsville, Dundalk and Essex, plus additional sites across the region.
Haven't been to campus yet? Take a virtual tour, join an in-person campus tour or check out an upcoming admissions event to see CCBC for yourself before your first class.
In many cases, you can still register on your own before the second meeting. However certain courses will require additional permission.
Work with your instructor to obtain their Dean’s permission if your class is any of the following:
You will need to contact your instructor and obtain their Dean's or Designee's permission.
If you're taking Continuing Education classes, your process may look a little different.