Step 1: Credit or noncredit? Most career training tracks are credit programs leading to a degree, certificate or letter of recognition; however, some child care training and teacher professional development courses are offered for noncredit. If you are not sure which track you need to pursue, contact on of the two advisers below.

Becoming a Teacher - Contact Beth Hadley at 410-777-1962 or bbhadley@aacc.edu.
Becoming a Child Care Provider - Contact Marsha Taylor at 410-777-2915 or mataylor@aacc.edu.

Step 2: New students who wish to take credit classes, but have never before enrolled in Anne Arundel Community College should submit a college application before scheduling an appointment with an adviser. If you already know which degree or certificate you wish to pursue, pick from these codes.

Step 3: Students who have never attended college and do not have ACT, SAT, AP or CLEP scores will need to be assessed for proficiency in English, reading and matmatics prior to their fir

Step 4: Each student, whether new to college or not, must then make an appointment to meet with the TEACH Institute adviser call:

Arundel Mills Campus, 410-777-2401 or 410-777-1962
Arnold Campus, 410-777-2307, option 5

Further Questions? Contact Beth Hadley at 410-777-1962 or bbhadley@aacc.edu.

Step 5: Review the following information before you meet with your adviser.

Preparing for an Advising Appointment
Transferring to or from Anne Arundel Community College
Planning a New Career

Step 6: Meet with your adviser.

Step 7: Register for your credit classes. We recommend you do this online and become familiar with MyAACC where you will also access course grades and schedules.  If you have not used MyAACC before, be sure to review the MyAACC tutorial.^PDF