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Providing classes and hands-on training simultaneously at the hospital will allow students to quickly complete their certificates and begin their healthcare careers.

Christine and Faith Ortega
Christine and Faith Ortega

RCBC is a fun, welcoming, equal opportunity campus. You can get your degree here while immersed in a collegiate environment that offers something for everyone.

Erkan Batti
Erkan Batti

Patients used to call me 'Dr.' by mistake, and I would promptly correct them. Now that I am actually a doctor, it's been an incredible experience adjusting to my new role.

Amanda Hartman
Amanda Hartman

When I was little, I always loved disposable cameras and capturing moments. I guess I kinda turned my hobby into my career move.

Bret Weeden
Bret Weeden

If I didn’t go through what I had gone through, my life wouldn’t pan out the way it is, and I wouldn’t be in this position I am today.

Abby Crawley
Abby Crawley

As a first-gen student, it can be isolating when no one in your immediate circle can relate to what you’re experiencing. Still, through self-motivation, family support and school encouragement, I’ve learned anyone can get through it–and even thrive.

Beverly Sweeney
Beverly Sweeney

 If you are determined to achieve something, you must put in the effort and go for it.

Chimere Nicole Haskins
Chimere Nicole Haskins

Rowan College at Burlington County alum Chimere Nicole Haskins has won International Mrs. USA 2023-2024, her second nationally recognized title, after winning Mrs. New Jersey America in 2020.

Left to Right: Associate Dean Taziah Kenney, Dean Dr. Edem Tetteh, RCBC Instructor Dr. Prachi Narayan, President Dr. Cioce
Left to Right: Associate Dean Taziah Kenney, Dean Dr. Edem Tetteh, RCBC Instructor Dr. Prachi Narayan, President Dr. Cioce

RCBC Biology Instructor Dr. Prachi Narayan, and her husband Satyakam Narayan, were one of 100 immigrants who became United States citizens at Rowan College at Burlington County last month, completing a journey that began 20 years ago when the family arrived from India in post 9/11 America.