Next Steps: Workforce Certificate

Most workforce certificate programs have specific application and eligibility requirements in addition to the general enrollment steps below. Call our Information Specialists at 443.840.2222 to get connected with your program contact.

Review financial aid options for continuing education programs and classes.If your program is eligible, apply for federal financial aid:

• Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
  • CCBC school code: 002063.
• You may be eligible to receive federal, state or CCBC grants, scholarships, student employment or federal loans. (The FAFSA is required for you to be considered for the Baltimore County College Promise Scholarship.)
• The FAFSA is available October 1 for the following year and can be submitted throughout the year. Apply before March 1 to receive priority consideration for Maryland state scholarships and grants.

Login and register online through QuickReg. Be sure to have the CRNs and/or Course Titles ready so you can easily find class information.

• If you are a first-time CCBC student and/or do not have a CCBC ID, you'll need to create a new account in QuickReg.
• If you have a CCBC ID already, use that to login and register.

Your payment will be due at the time of registration. Any financial aid will be directly applied to your account.

We accept most credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express) and have monthly payment plans available.

• Retrieve your username and password through our Account Recovery page.
• Then, login to the myCCBC student portal to access your online student account (SIMON), CCBC email, and other student resources.
• Get your CCBC OneCard, a multi-function ID card, to check out library materials, print documents, purchase vending snacks, secure dining rewards and more.
• Purchase your textbooks.