Baltimore City Community College
Baltimore City Community College dates its origins to Baltimore Junior College, founded as part of the Baltimore City Public Schools in
1947 to provide post-high school education for returning
World War II veterans. In
1967, the College was renamed Community College of Baltimore and restructured as a department of the City of
Baltimore. In the 1980s City and State leaders recognized that shrinking City resources made it difficult for the City to operate a quality institution of higher education. On
July 1,
1990, the
Maryland General Assembly created a new institution, New Community College of Baltimore, funded by the State of
Maryland. The College was granted permanent status in
1992 and renamed Baltimore City Community College.
Baltimore City Community College primarily serves the residents and business community of Baltimore, BCCC offers educational opportunities on all levels to the citizens of Baltimore and the State of Maryland that enables students to obtain good jobs, transfer to four-year colleges, or take short-term training to upgrade their skills or acquire new ones.
BCCC has two campuses, Harbor and Liberty.
Main Telephone Numbers:
General Information: (410)-462-8000
Admissions Office/Call Center: (410)-462-8300
MD Toll-Free: 1-(888)-203-1261
TTY: 1-(800)-735-2258
Additional Information
Academic Advisement: (410)-462-7660
Academic Development Program: (410)-462-8550
Administration Division (410)-462-8383
Admissions Office: (410)-462-8300
Adult and Community Education Program: (410)-986-5444
Alumni Relations Office: (410)-986-5558
BCCC Foundation: (410)-986-5450
Bookstore Harbor Campus: (410)-986-5454
Bookstore Liberty Campus: (410)-462-8474
Business and Continuing Education Center: (410)-986-3200
Cashier Harbor Campus: (410)-986-5525
Cashier Liberty Campus: (410)-462-8474
Center for Teaching Excellence: (410)-462-7726
Clarence Blount Child Development Center: (410)-462-7760
Computer-Assisted Labs
Cooperative Education: (410)-986-5536
Counseling, Career Services, and Transfer Office: (410)-462-8555
Disability Support Office: (410)-462-8585
Distance Learning: (410)-462-7719
Evening, Weekend, and Special Sessions: (410)-462-8222
External Affairs Division: (410)-986-5450
Financial Aid Office: (410)-462-8500
Food Services: (410)-462-8460
Health and Wellness Center: (410)-462-8384
Honors Program: (410)-462-7686
Human Resources Office: (410)-462-8490
Institute for Intercultural Understanding: (410)-462-7770
Intercollegiate Athletics: (410)-462-8320
Learning Division: (410)-462-7770
Library Harbor Campus: (410)-986-5490
Library Liberty Campus: (410)-462-7700
Lost and Found Harbor Campus: (410)-986-5500
Lost and Found Liberty Campus: (410)-462-7700
Mentor Program/Positive People Learning Community: (410)-462-8258
Parking/Public Safety Harbor Campus: (410)-986-5500
Parking/Public Safety Liberty Campus: (410)-462-7700
Physical Education Center: (410)-462-7750
Phi Theta Kappa: (410)-462-8555
President's Office: (410)-462-7799
Preventive Dentistry Clinic: (410)-462-7712
Public Relations Office: (410)-986-5450
Registrar's Office: (410)-462-7777
Reisterstown Plaza Center: (410)-580-2750
Retention Services: (410)-462-7759
Shuttle Bus Service: (410)-462-8440
Student Affairs Division: (410)-462-7676
Student Government: (410)-462-8361
Student Life Office: (410)-462-8385
Student Services Harbor Campus: (410)-986-5599
Study Abroad: (410)-462-7747
Tech Prep: (410)-462-8495
Test Center: (410)-462-7666
TRIO
- Student Support Services: (410)-462-8396
- Talent Search Program: (410)-462-8405
- Upward Bound Program: (410)-462-8560
Veterans Affairs and International Student Services: (410)-462-8311
WBJC-FM: (410)-462-8444
Tuition
Fees
The following fees are non-refundable
- Application Fee (paid by all students who apply): $10
- Graduation Fee (paid by all students for graduation): $25
- Registration Fee (paid by all students each semester): $5
- Technology Fee (paid by all students each semester): $25
The following fees are non-refundable once classes begin
- Dedicated Fee (per credit; paid by all students; used to purchase instructional materials and equipment): $2
- Health Sciences Program fee (Allied Health program students only; per semester for a maximum of four semesters): $35
- Student Fee (per credit; maximum $35 per semester; paid by all students; used to fund health services and student activites): $20
Other Fees
- Add/Drop Fee (for each schedule change during the first week of classes): $10
Credit by Examination Fees
- College Level Examination Program: $43
- Test Center: $8
- Departmental: $25-$35
Deferred Payment Fee: $20
Laboratory Fee (for selected courses): $10-$20
Parking Fees
- Full-time students (per semester): $25
- Part-time students (per semester): $15
- Summer only students: $15
Physical Education Fee (for selected courses): $20
Returned Check Fee: $15
Transcript Fee: $2