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Stay on Track This Summer.

Whether you’re an RCBC student, visiting from another college, or starting fresh, our flexible summer courses make it easy to keep moving forward. Choose online, on-campus, or hybrid classes that fit your schedule.

With four start dates across two sessions, you can start when it works for you.

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Debt undone with 3+1

RCBC’s 3+1 Program makes earning a bachelor’s degree more affordable—and more doable.

Start at Rowan College at Burlington County, earn your associate degree, then transfer to Rowan University to finish your bachelor’s degree. You’ll pay significantly less in tuition while staying on track to reach your academic and career goals.

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RCBC Students Are Bold.

Start strong. Stay local. Go far. 

At RCBC, bold means taking the first step toward your future. Our students build strong foundations, stay connected to their community, and go on to achieve big things.

Your best fall and spring schedules begin with early registration. Register now.

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RCBC by the Numbers

95%
Grad success rate (transfer or in career within one year of graduation)
6%
Graduates' average starting salary higher than the national average.
$52m
3+1 tuition savings (millions since 2017)
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Learn, explore, and grow this summer at RCBC

Make the most out of your summer months at Rowan College at Burlington County. RCBC offers summer courses to help you get ahead, as well as several fun classes and events for incoming students, middle school and high school students, and anyone who wants to explore their interests.

Summer courses

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RCBC President’s Award Winner Ariel Howard proves it’s never too late to follow your dreams

Over twenty years ago, Ariel Howard was an 18-year-old with plans to attend Temple University on an academic scholarship–until circumstances beyond her control abruptly changed her course. 

“I worked so hard to get here. What am I supposed to do?” Howard remembers asking herself.

Still, she persisted...

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