Baltimore, MD
The Community College of Baltimore County

CCBC is a great college to attend because the professors really care so the education is high quality. There are many resources available with tutoring, career services, internships, scholarships, and organizations and faculty on campus that are always available

It's a great school to go to! The teachers are very nice and invested in all of the students. All the students are very motivated and nice. There are tons of groups that help you get involved with everything. Overall it's a great school that I will miss when I graduate!

CCBC Essex is such a wonderful campus. I have made so many friends, learned so many new things, and have experienced a lot of new and different activities. My favorite thing about CCBC Essex is the honors program. They have really been a family to me. They encourage me to try new things, to explore the different wonders Baltimore has, and has been a big mentor for me adjusting to the college life style.

All though the college has its positive aspects, almost half of the professors seem annoyed by students questions or lack of comprehension on certain academic fronts. The campus is small but easy to navigate and provide limited options for meal consumption. Over all it is not a bad institution to begin your education, just be prepared and utilize all of the programs in place to help you pass.

The college inspire students to be their best

I love this campus, it's very warm feeling, comfortable and welcoming. When I first met my advisers they was so excited to take care of me and felt like I was important. I was so excited to meet my teachers on the first week. They all are easy to work with and reliable. Whenever I needed help they was always there to provide me and help me to learn easier. They were also available via email and phone. I love this campus, everyone is friendly and helpful.

My overall opinion of The Community College of Baltimore County is that it is a great school. I think that this school has well prepared me in transferring to a 4 year university in the future. One of the things that I love the most about this school is the class sizes. I always wanted to attend a small school and CCBC helped me do just that.

I love the fact that I had chose to attend the CCBC in Catonsville. The instructors and staff are always pleasant. Overall the entire faculty shows that they love what they do. Which is something that other schools lack. The teachers will go the extra mile to find success in the students who are at least trying to better themselves. The classes are the perfect size. The facility is also always clean, neat, and tidy.

First started as a student in spring (feburary) of 2016. I really didn't know what to expect once I first attented once meeting with the academic advisers they really helped me selecting classes that can already work with my hetic schedule I can honestly say college is definately more intense the teachers want you to succeed and push you out of your comfort zone now I'm in my second semester at CCBC Essex can't wait to enroll in the next semester

My overall opinion of The Community College Of Baltimore County is, it seems to be a well structured put together school like everything else community college has it's ups and downs, it's completely different from what you were told in high school, in college you're completely on your own 100% nobody will remind you that you have English 101 at 10:30 AM. It's hard being on your own, but sometimes it also helps prepare you to be an independent adult. The real world is harder than people think and I believe college can help you develop skills for what's happening in the real world. You don't learn about avoiding credit card debt in high school or learning CPR. Most jobs want you to have a higher education you can also helps prepare you to be an independent adult. the real world is harder than people think. I believe college can help you develop skills for what's happening in the real world. You don't learn about avoiding credit card debt in high school or learning CPR. Most jobs want you to have a higher education you can also make more money by going to college. I believe everyone should have the opportunity to go to college.