Severna Park High School
Counseling Center
Anne Arundel Community College
Enrolling in ECAP Classes While in High School
Please review all information on the AACPS ECAP Website before registering for an ECAP class at AACC. It is important to understand student eligibility requirements, which classes are paid for by AACPS, how dual credit classes at AACC impact your high school transcript and GPA, and how AACC classes are different than your high school classes.
Students must earn a C or better in their AACC class(es) to be eligible for future funding. Unsuccessful completion of a college class can also impact your satisfactory academic progress (SAP), which can impact future financial aid at your post-secondary institution.
Steps to Enroll in ECAP Classes
1. Complete the online Anne Arundel Community College Application.
2. Select a course you would like to take.
Visit AACC's Course Search to find times/days that work with your schedule. Remember that your SPHS classes take priority over AACC classes.
Schedule carefully!
Dual Credit Options can be found here.
3. Complete the Early College Access (ECAP) Funding Request Form.
This request will automatically be sent to your parent/guardian, your School Counselor, and principal via email for approval.
4. Register for AACC classes online through MyAACC portal.​​​​​​​
Contact AACC Admissions Representative Elias DuBose for assistance with course registration and/or AACC specific questions.
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Email ecap@aacps.org for help with the funding request portal.
Enrolling in AACC After High School Graduation
The SPHS Counseling Center will host Personal Registration Day (PRD)
in collaboration with AACC in late spring of senior year. Students will have the opportunity to meet with AACC representatives and get scheduled for their first semester of classes!
Sign up information will be sent each spring via email​
Have Questions?
Reach out to our AACC Representative!
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Paying for AACC
Scholarships and grants are forms of financial aid you do not have to pay back.
These “gifts” are available from a variety of organizations including, but not limited to, the federal government, Maryland, community groups and AACC. Deadlines and requirements vary, so be sure to read any information provided carefully.
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