Any current or prospective credit student (full or part-time) who has completed the AACC admissions application and declared a program of study can submit a scholarship application. Each scholarship may have its own requirements and deadlines, so be sure to read directions carefully.
Learn more about noncredit funding opportunities.
AACC offers more than 200 institutional scholarships created and administered by the Anne Arundel Community College Foundation. These scholarships are funded through the generous donations of private individuals and groups with individual awards ranging from $200 to $4,000.
Applying for institutional scholarships is easy. There's just one application for all 200! Complete your FAFSA, review your award letter, then submit a scholarship application through MyAACC.
Learn more about financial aid.
Several academic departments offer and administer their own scholarships and there are many scholarships specific to students studying a particular subject. Some of these opportunities are listed below, but many more exist. You may wish to contact your department directly to learn about additional funding opportunities.
The Engineering Scholars Program provides students with a strong interest in Engineering the opportunity to earn up to $4,000 a year toward tuition, fees and books.
Are you an aspiring entrepreneur? The Philip E. and Carole R. Ratcliffe Entrepreneurial Studies Scholarship program includes an Entrepreneurial Studies Scholarship, an Internship Scholarship, a Small Business Owner Scholarship and a Seed Fund award.
Learn more about the Philip E. And Carole R. Ratcliffe Scholarship.
Certificate or degree-seeking mechatronics students can receive financial help with his or her college education through the Drs. Richard and Jewell Wunderlich Scholarship. To apply, complete the AACC Institutional Scholarship application.