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RCBC ranks among nation’s top 25 community colleges

Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) ranks among the nation’s top community colleges according to an analysis of federal data conducted by WalletHub.

The study evaluated three key factors: cost, education outcomes and career outcomes. RCBC ranked 15th in career outcomes and 24th overall out of 710 colleges included in the survey.

Future mental health professional found self-confidence at RCBC

During her time at Rowan College at Burlington County, Jourdin Dewberry, of Willingboro, found the confidence to excel academically and achieve her goals.

125,000 Burlington County residents may qualify for free tuition

(Governor Murphy announced the free community college expansion at RCBC last May. From left to right: RCBC Student Erin Fintner, N.J. Higher Education Secretary Zakiya Smith Ellis, Governor Murphy, RCBC's mascot Barry, Higher Education Student Assistance Authority Executive Director David J. Socolow, and RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce.)

RCBC to dedicate new Sculpture Walk on its Mount Laurel Campus

Rowan College at Burlington County will dedicate a new Sculpture Walk this month as part of its yearlong 50th anniversary effort to honor the college’s history while celebrating its future.

RCBC alumna founds nonprofit, earns 2019 Burlington County Outstanding Woman of the Year in Education

According to Rhonda Palmer’s high school yearbook, she wanted to be a doctor, teacher and lawyer. Although she didn’t check off all those boxes, her drive and determination over the years has enabled her to earn four degrees, visit five countries, help local youth and earn recognition as the 2019 Burlington County Outstanding Woman of the Year in Education.

RCBC graduate turns fascination with human behavior into business career

Rowan College at Burlington County alumnus Blake Dunbar is intrigued by the human experience. Human behaviors, personalities, thoughts and emotions are just a handful of topics that drove him to pursue an education in psychology.

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