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“I love serving. In medicine, you have the ability to change someone’s life.”

 “We are certainly proud of early results and are overwhelmed when we hear about students who are heading off to medical school without any debt or about those working adults who have returned to college after many years because of the opportunities 3+1 programs provide,” said RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce. “Those powerful stories give us inspiration to continue to work with Rowan University and leading employers to develop more 3+1 programs in growing fields.”

“I wanted to pursue a path where I could be in control of my future and be my own boss,” he said as he explained why he achieved a Juris Doctor from Rutgers School of Law and a Master of Laws, Taxation from Temple University after earning his bachelor's degree in criminology and criminal justice from the University of Maryland, College Park.

“This year, we hope to inspire others to pay it forward as Mark Baiada has and give the gift of education to deserving RCBC students.”

“Taking classes at RCBC during the summer allowed me to concentrate on my studies in industrial design and architecture during the regular school year.”

“If there was a tactic we wanted to apply to a specific game Sophia understood and made sure to communicate it while on the field. She definitely was a huge part of the team’s effort to decrease the amount of goals scored on us these last two years.”