Scholarships at Community College of Baltimore County
12 scholarships at Community College of Baltimore County in Baltimore, MD — named awards with amounts, deadlines, and official application links. See Community College of Baltimore County’s full profile (cost, outcomes, admissions) at college.ai →
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Senatorial Scholarship
$400 minimum - $14,086 maximum (2026-2027) · Deadline: Varies by Senator; FAFSA must be filed by March 1 if OSFA administers awards · Maryland residents (including undocumented students eligible for in-state tuition) who are current/prospective full-time or part-time undergraduate/graduate students, high school seniors, or private career school enrollees
The Maryland Senatorial Scholarship is offered to Maryland residents pursuing a postsecondary credential full-time or part-time at a two-year or four-year Maryland college, university, or private career school. These scholarships are awarded through the student's state delegation (state Senator), not federal senators, and can be renewed for up to three years.
Official page →Howard P. Rawlings Educational Assistance Grant
$400-$3,000 · Full-time undergraduates demonstrating financial need
Need-based grant for full-time undergraduates.
Official page →Howard P. Rawlings Guaranteed Access Grant
$400-$18,000 · Financially needy students meeting Maryland state criteria
Need-based award for tuition and other educational expenses.
Official page →State Delegate Scholarship
$200 - $14,086 (2026-2027) · Maryland residents (including current high school seniors, undergraduate/graduate students, private career school enrollees, or eligible undocumented students) enrolled full-time or part-time in an in-state major at a Maryland institution.
The Maryland Delegate Scholarship is offered to Maryland residents pursuing a postsecondary credential full-time or part-time at a two-year or four-year Maryland college, university, or private career school. Students must apply through their local State Delegate rather than directly through MHEC, and awards may be used alongside other state scholarships up to the cost of attendance.
Official page →Edward T. and Mary A. Conroy / Jean B. Cryor Memorial Scholarship Program
Deadline: July 15 · Maryland residents with eligible military/public safety service or family connection; school employee violence victims' children/spouses
Scholarship for Maryland residents due to military/public safety service or for children/spouses of school employees killed/disabled by workplace violence.
Official page →Federal Pell Grant
Undergraduate students demonstrating exceptional financial need, based on Student Aid Index (SAI)
Grant for undergraduate students with exceptional financial need who have not yet earned a bachelor's degree.
Official page →Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
Undergraduate students with exceptional financial need and lowest SAI; Pell Grant recipients prioritized
Campus-based grant for undergraduates with exceptional financial need; Pell recipients get priority.
Official page →Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant
Students whose parent or guardian died as a result of military service in Iraq or Afghanistan
Assistance for college or career school students whose parent/guardian died due to military service in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Official page →Maryland Community College Promise Part-Time Grant
Maryland resident degree-seeking undergraduates enrolled in 6-11 credits per semester
Grant for part-time degree-seeking Maryland resident students.
Official page →Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship
Baltimore County or Maryland resident (income limits apply) enrolled at CCBC in a degree, certificate, or workforce program with minimum GPA requirements.
The College Promise Scholarship Programs (Baltimore County College Promise and Maryland Community College Promise) are 'last dollar' scholarships that cover remaining tuition costs at CCBC for eligible students after other financial aid, such as Pell grants and state aid, has been applied. These programs support students pursuing degree, credit certificate, and workforce training programs, but do not cover additional costs like books, transportation, or supplies.
Official page →Workforce Development Sequence Scholarship
Students enrolling in approved non-credit certificate programs at a community college
Financial assistance for students in approved non-credit certificate programs leading to apprenticeships or employment.
Official page →Workforce Shortage Student Assistance Grant (WSSAG)
Students planning careers in child care, human services, teaching, nursing, therapy, social work, or public service
Grant for students planning to work in high-need fields like child care, nursing, teaching, or social work.
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