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Laura Jaskot Headshot
Laura Jaskot Headshot

Don’t be afraid to try new things or have new experiences. Sometimes the opportunity only comes once, and you don’t want to regret passing it up. Don’t be afraid to ask for help - we’re all good at something, but we’re not all good at everything - and help when asked. Be kind.

 

Codi Korhammer
Codi Korhammer

I knew I wanted to do something that could impact the world

Ekene Okechukwu
Ekene Okechukwu

Through his studies, Okechukwu has gained a profound understanding of how to care for patients, manage their medical needs and offer comfort and support to those struggling.

Kristen Abriola
Kristen Abriola

After talking with Career Prep, they helped me get prepared for this interview and took the time to review and edit my resume. Within two days, I received a job offer, and the rest is history

Dr. Meral Muyesser
Dr. Meral Muyesser

I was so happy that I had the opportunity to come here. But at the same time, I was nervous. Especially because I did not know English and I was unfamiliar with the culture.

Carly Gels
Carly Gels

The school was so big and different than what I was used to, but the people here were so friendly, which made it less scary.

Marilyn Bozarth
Marilyn Bozarth

The flexibility of not having to be on campus necessarily and getting your degree from Rowan while staying local is definitely very appealing

RCBC students gathered outside around a Mount Laurel police officer and vehicle
RCBC students gathered outside around a Mount Laurel police officer and vehicle

Utilize the opportunities and resources the department and the college offer. We hold Law Enforcement Career Day each year and then smaller meet and greets throughout the semester.

Jen Welwood
Jen Welwood

Ultimately, I wanted better for myself and seems like getting a degree, no matter where or in what was the only option.

Pamela Zahn
Pamela Zahn

Everything happens for a reason. Just take things one step at a time.