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Applying to college shouldn’t be difficult or time-consuming. That’s why we’ve streamlined our process down to 5 steps to make it easy for you to get started.
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Apply.
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Submit your documents.
Transcripts can be sent via mail, email (admissions@rcbc.edu from your HS directly only), electronically (if available from previous institution) or through Naviance (if available, contact your high school for this option). -
Take the placement exam (if required).
Multiple Measures - RCBC uses Multiple Measures to determine the most appropriate placement for all entering students. Multiple Measures include factors such as high school coursework, high school GPA, highest level of coursework completed and standardized test scores including SAT, ACT, PARCC and ASVAB tests. Our multiple measures chart is available here (PDF).
Virtual placement test - Students who are unable to place via our multiple measures chart, or who would like to challenge their placement, can take our virtual English and Math placement tests. Email admissions@rcbc.edu to sign up for our virtual placement tests. -
Choose your courses.
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Register.
How do I apply?
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Submit a FREE online application for admission. Within 1-2 business days, you will receive an email with your student ID and login information, along with a welcome letter from RCBC.
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Submit an official transcript from your high school, standardized test scores and immunization records to:
Rowan College at Burlington County
Office of Admissions
900 College Circle
Mount Laurel, New Jersey 08054
What's next?
Depending upon your standardized test scores, you may need to take the college placement test.
Students who have met the following benchmarks on the SAT, ACT, PARCC exam, or Specific Prior College Coursework are not required to take the ACCUPLACER exam:
| EXAM | MATH | LANGUAGE |
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| SAT |
530+ (prior to March 2016) 500+ (after March 2016) |
540+ (prior to March 2016) 450+ (after March 2016) |
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PARCC (New Jersey Student Learning Assessments -- NJSLA) |
750+ (on Algebra II exam) | 750+ (on English LA/Literacy Grade 11 exam) |
| ACT | 20+ | 23+ (Reading) |
ASVAB
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Students with a score of 65 or higher are not required to take the ACCUPLACER exam.
Prior College
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Students who have taken college-level English and Math courses with a grade of a C or higher are not required to take the ACCUPLACER exam.
How do I send my transcripts?
Transcripts can be sent via the following methods:
Mail to:
Rowan College at Burlington County
Office of Admissions
900 College Circle
Mount Laurel, New Jersey 08054
Email
admissions@rcbc.edu from your HS directly only.
Electronically
(if available from previous institution)
Through Naviance
(if available, contact your high school for this option).
Where can I take the placement test?
The placement test, also known as the ACCUPLACER, is available on a walk-in basis at the Mount Laurel Campus. Please refer to the Test Center for additional testing information.
Students who would like to challenge their placement, can take our virtual English and Math placement tests. Email admissions@rcbc.edu to sign up for our virtual placement tests.
What if I need financial aid?
Apply for financial aid at fafsa.ed.gov. Be sure to add our school code: 007730. If you need assistance or have questions, please contact our Financial Aid Office at (856) 222-9311, ext. 1575, or visit us online.
How do I choose classes?
Meet with an academic advisor to choose your courses and create a plan of study. Our academic advisors are available by appointment or on a walk-in basis at our Mount Laurel Campus.
To check for course availability, click here.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, click here.
I've chosen my classes. How do I register?
Register online through your Self-Service account by logging into BaronOne. Pay attention to payment due dates to avoid late charges or being dropped from your classes for non-payment.
For more information about the Office of the Registrar, contact information and hours, click here.
Complete your FAFSA today!
