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RCBC graduate Pietra Mariela Araujo de Oliveira and RCBC Sophomore Student  Isabela Moreira Ferreira
RCBC graduate Pietra Mariela Araujo de Oliveira and RCBC Sophomore Student  Isabela Moreira Ferreira

It’s one of the most amazing things I’ve done...and opportunities happen, and there are good people here, so you know it’s worth it.

Isabella Caputi
Isabella Caputi

Surround yourself with people who not only want to get ahead but people who push you towards your own goals even when you doubt yourself.

Camp 2030 Group Photo: LEFT TO RIGHT: Eli Booth, Merit Nwaigwe, Aislynn Fait, Lauwinda Cherilus and Samuel Adekunle.
Camp 2030 Group Photo: LEFT TO RIGHT: Eli Booth, Merit Nwaigwe, Aislynn Fait, Lauwinda Cherilus and Samuel Adekunle.

I spent six days meeting 150 new people from more than 50 countries, talking about world problems and understanding them as they affect us individually in our respective countries. It is easy to see life from (only) your perspective and think that your experience is absolute.

Rowan College at Burlington County graduate Emily Schadt
Rowan College at Burlington County graduate Emily Schadt

I have a great admiration for RCBC and feel fortunate to be able to contribute to the school. Although I initially chose it for its affordability, my experience here has far surpassed my expectations. I have been involved in numerous activities and am reluctant to leave.

group photo of RCBC Adult Basic Education students posing for graduation ceremony
group photo of RCBC Adult Basic Education students posing for graduation ceremony

Rowan College at Burlington County’s Prep for Success program embodies WSFS Bank’s vision of a day when everyone will thrive

Jadyn Arroyo
Jadyn Arroyo

You just have to believe in yourself and work hard. You’re not going to get anywhere without putting in the work to create what you want. In the end, it’s really rewarding to see all you’ve done.

RCBC Startup Stars winner Lauwinda Cherilus
RCBC Startup Stars winner Lauwinda Cherilus

Helping others overcome their struggles with commuting by public transportation is truly rewarding. It's satisfying to know that I can make a difference and alleviate some of the worries that come with going to college

RCBC student, Jonathan D’Arpino, sitting on concrete bench
RCBC student, Jonathan D’Arpino, sitting on concrete bench

It’s important to ask for help and explore RCBC's options! Don’t be afraid to try a class that might intrigue your interests.

(Left to Right) Tavon Peterson-Evans, Faiz Ibrahim, Instructor Nabeel Baig, Roy Kramer and Jeordie Lipscomb
(Left to Right) Tavon Peterson-Evans, Faiz Ibrahim, Instructor Nabeel Baig, Roy Kramer and Jeordie Lipscomb

“To be ranked top six in the nation, that alone grants them bragging rights and even advantages on applications because they can put that on their resume.”

RCBC Board Member Justin Braz
RCBC Board Member Justin Braz

Community Colleges serve a critical role in ensuring that everyone has access to the upward mobility available through education, whether a degree or workforce certificate.