The college's full course schedule, including evening and weekend classes, is available on the AACC website . Fall, winter, spring and summer courses taken during high school qualify for the 50% tuition reduction.
* Final exam will be given during the last class. Note: Designated classes with laboratory requirements will start Aug. 28. To find add deadlines, the last day to drop classes with a full refund and the last day to change to audit, go to MyAACC > Self Services > Credit Students > Class Schedule .
With the approval of your school principal, Anne Arundel's high school students who have an unweighted cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher and who are 16 or older (or under 16 but qualify for AACC’s Gifted and Talented Program*) can take AACC courses at half-price tuition.
Once you are enrolled in an AACC credit course, you are an AACC student, just like every other enrolled credit student, and you have the exact same benefits. You will receive student discounts on performances and will have access to the gym and library.
Costs & Paying for College Learn more about our plans, services, in-person hours and other resources. More students than ever before are taking out hefty loans to go to college. A full year at AACC, however, costs about $4,000, not counting any scholarships or other financial assistance many of our students earn.
Classes. We have an increase of in-person classes being offered. Online and hybrid classes remain available for continued flexibility and convenience.
Minimum Standards. Minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) = 2.0. Credit completion rate (pace) = 67 percent. Students must pass at least two-thirds (67 percent) of the courses attempted, as measured by comparing total completed credits to total attempted credits.
The AACC ID number is also known as a student ID or employee ID number. You can find it on your bill, bill/schedule, AACC ID card (also known as Student ID or Employee ID card), MyAACC Self Services tab (access “Personal Profile”), or any registration counter with valid photo ID.
Beginning May 19, face coverings are no longer required to be worn indoors. For any off-site locations not owned or controlled by the college, students in AACC classes may be required to wear a mask within that classroom based on their guidelines.
No Instruction; Campus and Buildings Closed.
(It doesn't expire for five years after your last class.) If you no longer have access to MyAACC, here are a few forms you might need. This is a "please do not contact" form that eliminates you from receiving anything by mail, emails, phone call or text.
A letter grade of a D is technically considered passing because it not a failure. A D is any percentage between 60-69%, whereas a failure occurs below 60%. Even though a D is a passing grade, it's barely passing. As such, it is not looked at favorably.
Grade point average (GPA) is calculated by dividing the total quality points by the total credit hours attempted. Total cumulative grade point average includes all attempts in all credit courses for which students receive letter grades of A, B, C, D, F or FX.
You can get a free AACC photo ID card from the bookstore on the Arnold campus or at Arundel Mills. To borrow hard-copy materials, either bring your photo ID to the circulation desk on the second floor of the library or complete the online application form, providing the barcode number from your card.
The AACC Bookstore conducts photo ID services on a walk-in basis during store operating hours. Bring the following items with you to obtain a school ID: A government-issued photo ID (eg: driver's license, state ID) or, if you are a high school student, a school ID. A current copy of your school schedule.
Due to the college's ongoing response to COVID-19, all bookstore locations are closed for in-person shopping.
At AACC, we know our students often have responsibilities outside of the classroom.
AACC's online credit courses are provided through a learning management platform called Canvas. Using Canvas, instructors provide course materials, lectures, assignments and opportunities to interact with others in a virtual classroom.
Hybrid courses blend on-site meetings with an online component. A significant amount of class activity takes place online, so students spend less time in a traditional classroom.
Face-to-face courses meet in a classroom. An instructor provides a lecture or leads a discussion in person and you see your fellow students face-to-face.
These short online courses provide self-paced learning on targeted specific topics essential to laboratory professionals to stay up to date and/or move to the next phase of their careers. Courses are also eligible for continuing education credit.
Educational programs are open to anyone who wishes to participate. Specific professional experience or academic degrees are not required unless the program’s registration form specifically mentions them. The information contained on the program’s web pages will include the program’s target audience and level of difficulty.
No, you do not need to be a member of AACC to purchase access to an online course. As a member of AACC you receive a significant fee discount and access to other great resources.
ACCENT® credit accepted in all states where documentation for continuing education is required, including the following states: California, Florida, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and West Virginia. How many credits available differ for each certificate program and are listed in the description.
No—only one link is provided for completion of the course. This link with instructions is provided at the end of each program. Upon successful completion, including completion of an evaluation, you will be able to print your CE certificate.
You have until the program end date, which is listed in the course description, to complete the program. Extensions may not be granted.
Please review the information on the program web site for content, dates, technical requirements, and registration details. For additional assistance, you may contact AACC customer service in one of three ways: custserv@aacc.org, (800) 892-1400, or +1 (202) 857- 0717 and press option 2.
That’s right. With the approval of your school principal, Anne Arundel's high school students who have an unweighted cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher and who are 16 or older (or under 16 but qualify for AACC’s Gifted and Talented Program*) can take AACC courses at half-price tuition.
Early College Access Grants of $200 per term are available for students who demonstrate financial need. The grant helps cover the other half of the tuition that’s not waived through ECAP. Students who qualify for free and reduced meals (FARM) may have the full tuition waived.
The courses you’d like to take are not approved by your school principal or counselor. You’d like to take more than two courses. You’re not sure if your private school participates in ECAP. You attend a school other than an Anne Arundel County public school or partnering private school.