Carefully planning your winter and spring course load is a great way for you to pick up the pace and meet your educational goals faster. Winter registration is underway and spring registration is right around the corner! AACC offers a variety of short and long sessions to keep you moving forward.
We're expanding hybrid and online course options for the spring term. Although the majority of AACC classes remain online for winter and spring term, a growing number of courses will be scheduled in the hybrid format, which blends online and in-person learning.
Learn about the differences in online and hybrid course formats.
Want to reach your educational goals faster? Consider registering for back-to-back eight-week courses and pick up the pace by earning more credits with shorter sessions. These courses can help you add credits and finish sooner.
First eight-week session: Jan. 25-March 21
Second eight-week session: March 29-May 21
This session is perfect if you need a little bit of a later start.
13-week session: Feb. 8-May 12
Most of our courses are offered during the traditional 15-week session. You have the flexibility to select courses that meet one, two or three days a week, and even on weekends.
15-week session: Jan. 25-May 12
Visit the ECAP enrollment page for eligibility requirements and more detailed directions and help.
If your family would like to apply for financial assistance, complete the 2020-2021 Early College Access Grant Application and send it to finaid@aacc.edu. We understand your responsibilities don't stop while you're pursuing your education. Your plans are important and don't have to be put on hold. AACC is entirely online with the flexibility and support you need to advance your career while you earn a living, support your family or focus on improving your life.
Your responsibilities don't stop while you're pursuing your education. We understand that. At AACC, you won’t have to choose among work, family or school. Each fall, we welcome more than 8,000 working adults who enroll in college courses, many of whom attend part-time and work full-time. Some are parents or caregivers. If they can do it, so can you!
Your plans are important and don't have to be put on hold. AACC is entirely online with the flexibility and support you need to advance your career while you earn a living, support your family or focus on fulfilling a personal goal of earning your degree.
While your college's campus is in transition, we understand you might have many questions about your safety and what a four-year college experience will be like when you return to campus or go for the first time amid the pandemic. If you're working on a degree at another university and would like to take an online course at AACC to transfer back to that university, the process is simple.
Contact us at askaacc@aacc.edu or 410-777-2222 if you have questions!
Your responsibilities don't stop while you're pursuing your education. We understand that. At AACC, you won’t have to choose among work, family or school. Each fall, we welcome more than 8,000 working adults who enroll in college courses, many of whom attend part-time and work full-time. Some are parents or caregivers. If they can do it, so can you!
Your plans are important and don't have to be put on hold. AACC is entirely online with the flexibility and support you need to advance your career while you earn a living, support your family or focus on fulfilling a personal goal of earning your degree.
If you're a current AACC student or have taken a class with us before, register for courses using MyAACC.
If you're new to us, there are a few things you need to do before you can register. First, complete a credit application. Next, determine your placement in college courses by submitting your high school GPA, standardized test scores or by taking a placement test. If you've already completed some college coursework, it's possible your transcripts will help. Learn more about determining your placement.
If you're working on a degree at another university and would like to take a course at AACC to transfer back to that university, be sure to ask for a "Permission to Study" form from your home school.
Need more information? We provide detailed, step-by-step credit application and registration information under Apply and Register.
Check out our Transfer Credit Equivalency Database to see how courses from other institutions may transfer to AACC.
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