If you know someone is in crisis, please call the Anne Arundel County Warmline: 410-768-5522 or 911
Message from Anne Arundel Community College:
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1. If you are entering 11th or 12th grade and are interested in earning college credits while you are still in high school, consider ECAP (the Early College Access Program)! Your college classes could be free if you meet AACPS requirements.
· Learn more by watching this AACPS video
· Register for an AACC ECAP Info Session, held Wednesdays from 5:00-5:45 p.m. via Zoom. This is the best way to understand the requirements, course selection, registration process, and important differences between high school and college.
2. The AACC Fall semester starts August 25th. Registering early gives you the best selection of courses and gives you time to get all the necessary paperwork complete. Start with an application here: Apply & Register - Anne Arundel Community College.
3. If you have questions or need help, please contact Admissions Officer Jennifer Sheppard:
· 410-777-2094
· Appointment calendar: Book time with Sheppard, Jennifer, M -- Use your personal or AACC email (not AACPS student email) when booking appointments.
Message for Current AACC students:
Instructions for viewing your schedule:
If you need to make any changes, please register for a Personal Enrollment Session. If the sessions are full, you may make an appointment with Admissions Officer Jen Sheppard using this link. Note: you must use your AACC email or personal email to make an appointment — NOT your AACPS email.
ECAP Funding: If you change courses (not just sections of the same course) but still want ECAP funding, you will need to edit/remove your old ECAP Funding Request and make a new request for your new course. Instructions here.
If you have issues with your funding request, you may contact ecap@aacps.org.
Check your AACC email daily for important information from professors and college staff. Your college email can be accessed through your MyAACC account. You should also communicate with AACC staff from your AACC email account.
Please contact the Technical Service Desk at 410-777-4357 if you have any trouble accessing your account or your email.
For other AACC questions, please contact please contact Ms. Sheppard at jmsheppard@aacc.edu or 410-777-2094.
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Here are some general resources and tips to have a great college experience:
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ECAP Success Guide - Anne Arundel Community College - has great short videos and resources for any student starting at the college.
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Tours - Come take a tour so you'll feel comfortable and know where to find everything you need.
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Orientation - Please complete the orientation before classes start.
ECAP (Early College Access Program)
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Anne Arundel County Public School Schools (AACPS) and Anne Arundel Community College (AACC) are joint sponsors of the Early College Access Programs (ECAP) which allows students to dually enroll in AACC college credit courses at a discount. Additionally, eligible students may dually enroll at no cost under the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future (“Blueprint”) statute, which provides funding for students who have met the eligibility requirements
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View the Intro to ECAP Video below to get started
How do I enroll in an ECAP class?
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Step 1: Review eligibility requirements on the ECAP website and email your school counselor if you're unsure.
Step 2: Apply to AACC using the "Apply Now" button on their website.
Step 3: Talk to an AACC admissions representative to select classes and register.
Step 4: Complete the ECAP funding request using the online portal.
Need Assistance?
For more information questions about ECAP email ecap@aacps.org
Broadneck's AACC Admissions Liaison
Jennifer Sheppard
jmsheppard@aacc.edu
410-777-2094
Appointment calendar: Book time with Sheppard, Jennifer, M - Use your personal or AACC email (not AACPS student email) when booking appointments.
For Technical Support with the ECAP Funding Request:
Contact Sam Wilkinson:
swilkinson@aacps.org
