The University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) is an R1 research powerhouse, giving students access to cutting-edge opportunities across disciplines. At UMBC, faculty mentorship, interdisciplinary research and community connection come together to inspire curiosity and fuel success. CCBC students can transfer to UMBC through Degrees to Succeed or take advantage of additional transfer opportunities.
UMBC is a dynamic public Research 1 (R1) university integrating teaching, research and service to benefit the citizens of Maryland. As an Honors university, the campus offers academically talented students a strong undergraduate liberal arts foundation within an inclusive culture that connects innovative teaching and learning, research across disciplines and civic engagement. Whatever your passion, at UMBC you’ll find a program that challenges and excites you, and a community that supports you.
UMBC offers over 100 majors and programs spanning the arts, engineering, information technology, humanities, sciences, pre-professional studies and social sciences - often crossing disciplines in creative ways to create exciting research opportunities. UMBC’s commitment to innovative teaching, relevant research and supportive community empowers and inspires inquisitive minds. As a student at UMBC, you will participate in the learning opportunities of a liberal arts college with the creative intensity of a leading research university.
Complete your associate degree at CCBC and transfer your credits seamlessly to earn your bachelor’s degree at UMBC.
Degrees to Succeed made the transfer process smoother and left me feeling more connected and supported to both schools.
To be eligible for dual enrollment at UMBC, you must:
Ready to get started? Visit our myCCBC portal page to register as a Degrees to Succeed student or to explore additional transfer opportunities.
Our partnership with the UMBC doesn't stop at Degrees to Succeed. In fact, they offer additional transfer opportunities for students who are not a part of this program.
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