RCBC Biology Instructor Dr. Prachi Narayan, and her husband Satyakam Narayan, were one of 100 immigrants who became United States citizens at Rowan College at Burlington County last month, completing a journey that began 20 years ago when the family arrived from India in post 9/11 America.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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