The Community College of Baltimore County

  (Catonsville Community College)
800 South Rolling Road
Baltimore, MD 21228-5317

The Community College of Baltimore County offers the surrounding community accessible educational opportunities that are designed to help students prepare to enter the workforce, transfer to four-year institutions, improve professional skills and enrich themselves both culturally and academically.

Made up of three campuses, the Community College of Baltimore County affords students flexible options. Locations for this Maryland college can be found at Catonsville, Dundalk and Essex, as well as several extension centers in Hunt Valley and Owings Mills. The extension centers offer a variety of academic career training and personal enrichment classes.

In fact, this Maryland college ranks among the top 100 producers of associate degrees, according to Community College Week, ranking 60th in the nation, by conferring 1,451 degrees last year. The listing is based on 2005-2006 data obtained from the National Center for Education Statistics and covers all 50 states as well as the District of Columbia.

It's not hard to see why once you take a look at the Community College of Baltimore County's extensive program list. Offerings include biotechnology and biomanufacture, complementary and alternative health care, construction management and sales and marketing management.

Quick Facts:

More than 70,000 students enroll at the Community College of Baltimore County each year.

The Baltimore colleges are the number-one provider of workforce development training in the Baltimore area.

The Community College of Baltimore offers more than 50 different associate degrees and more than 100 different certificate programs.

More than half of this Maryland college's students are from Baltimore County.

The Community College of Baltimore County is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.