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Career Pathways

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Jumpstart college to advance your career

The Career Pathways program gives in-state, high school students the power to earn free college credits when they successfully complete approved Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathway programs. Thanks to this cutting-edge collaboration between CCBC and Baltimore County Public Schools, credits are applied to your college transcript after you graduate from high school and enroll in CCBC classes. Meaning, there's no need to repeat the same courses in college!

High School students that have completed all required credits in their Career Completer program with a technical grade point average of a B or better and a C grade or higher in each course are eligible to receive free articulated college credits upon enrollment to CCBC.

  1. Apply to CCBC
  2. Submit your official high school transcript to CCBC by email or mail.
  3. After you enroll, CCBC will contact you with an update about which credits can be applied to your transcript. Please note that some agreements require a portfolio review by CCBC faculty.

Note: Students must be enrolled at CCBC before credits are issued. 

A roadmap that begins in high school

22

Credits

A student can earn up to 22 free college credits upon enrollment at CCBC.

33

Programs

Follow your own unique path to success with 33 programs to choose from.

100

Students

Each year over 100 students participate in this unique opportunity, achieving more than 800 free college credits overall.

22

Credits

A student can earn up to 22 free college credits upon enrollment at CCBC.

33

Programs

Follow your own unique path to success with 33 programs to choose from.

100

Students

Each year over 100 students participate in this unique opportunity, achieving more than 800 free college credits overall.

Current agreements

To support a smooth credit transfer process, CCBC has developed the following articulation agreement guides:


Questions? Contact us!

Credit for Prior Learning

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