Scholarships at Baltimore City Community College

Comprehensive honors scholarship for high-achieving Baltimore City high school graduates enrolling full-time at Baltimore City Community College with a commitment to transfer to a four-year college. Candidates must be Baltimore City residents with at least a 3.0 GPA, strong recommendations, an application essay, SAT scores, Accuplacer results, and an interview. The package covers tuition, fees, textbooks, a laptop computer, seminars, cultural events, study abroad, and internship opportunities, with articulation paths to university honors programs. Applications are due April 1; contact the Granville T. Woods Honors Program at 410-462-8303.

Workforce scholarship for working Baltimore City Community College students who are not Pell Grant eligible but demonstrate financial need. Recipients must be Maryland residents enrolled in 6 to 18 credits per semester, have completed at least six BCCC credits, document at least 20 hours of weekly employment, and not be receiving other financial aid. Part-time enrollees receive priority. The award pays 50 percent of the student's tuition, books, and fees. Apply through the BCCC Foundation AcademicWorks portal by the spring deadline.

Foundation endowment scholarship for Baltimore City Community College students who are Maryland residents, enrolled full time, and demonstrate financial need. Students apply through the BCCC Foundation AcademicWorks portal using BCCC email credentials after completing the FAFSA with school code 002061. Award amounts vary with available endowment earnings and applicant need each cycle. Monitor BCCC email and AcademicWorks for award decisions after the posted deadline.

Foundation nursing scholarship for Baltimore City Community College students majoring in nursing with a 3.0 GPA who have completed one year at BCCC and demonstrate financial need. Students apply through the BCCC Foundation AcademicWorks portal after completing the FAFSA. The posted award amount varies with available funding and applicant qualifications each cycle.

Endowed STEM scholarship for Baltimore City Community College students who are U.S. citizens, Maryland residents, live in Baltimore City, and demonstrate financial need. Eligible majors include computer information systems, cybersecurity and assurance, electrical engineering, engineering transfer, robotics/mechanics technology, and arts and sciences transfer with the mathematics option. Full- and part-time students may apply through the BCCC Foundation AcademicWorks portal after completing the FAFSA.

Endowed foundation scholarship for Baltimore City Community College students who are U.S. citizens, Baltimore City residents, and demonstrate financial need. Applicants use the BCCC Foundation AcademicWorks portal after completing the FAFSA. The scholarship listing shows a varying award amount rather than a fixed published value.