Baltimore City Community College

My boyfriend has taken classes here and he only has rave reviews!
1. The professors are engaged and eager to teach. Many of them have advanced degrees and are well versed on these subjects. They also encourage class participation.
2. Everyone on the administration team has always been so helpful with regards to course selection, tuition payments, and scheduling.
3. Another positive is that they have classes at all times so it’s easy to find a class to fit your schedule.
4. The facilities are really nice and the buildings are clean.
5. The only major downside is parking. The close parking lots are always full and it’s such a hassle to park in the auxiliary parking… It feels like walking a mile!

Never thought I’d be this attached to this school and some of it’s faculty! I attended and graduated from University of Maryland Eastern Shore, but this is the school that started me on my path. While in high school I took early enrollment courses here at BCCC that prepared me for college life before I was even a high school grad! I owe a lot to BCCC! It is definitely a beacon within this Baltimore community! My Upward Bound days started here, and now I am back continuing the legacy!

Recently I had a chance to visit Baltimore City Community College that I still refer to as the old «CCB». Its good to see how it has grown but still provide great service with old core values to educate and advance students for sucess. My granddaughther will be finishing high school from City college at the end of this month. Hooray for «Money». She has fear about moving on to a major four year college. So to get adjusted and started with the college experience, she selected the Baltimore City Comminuty College Liberty campus. Her fear of the unknown at first was a battle within herself and I thought it was going to hold her back. So we visited the school and I’m glad she futhering her education whether its at a two year school or four years. Maybe other children share the same fear as well. In my opinion community college can provide students with a great foundation and support that’s one of the reason I took her there. What do you all think about attending community colleges?. Thanks

I am taking a course at BCCC this semester, and I have to say, I’m pretty impressed. First off, it’s almost impossible to find courses this inexpensive at an accredited college, so I didn’t enter with set expectations. But, the instruction has been excellent and the administrative systems have been workable.
The primary con for a lot of their classes is the location — they have more convenient sites in downtown Baltimore, but those are limited to certain courses. It would be great if they could expand some of their more popular courses (in life sciences) to their central locations.

Why go to a 4 year college when they have the same quality classes at a community college? Their semesters are long– 4 months… so brace yourself. You may not want to take too many classes if you’re also going to work full time.
The campus is decent and they have so many students who just have it set in their head that they are going to take calculus. It’s just a given. So inspiring considering that I dropped a trig class in high school to take speech. Why didn’t anyone push this mentality on us growing up!