• Review your admissions letter and complete next steps.
• Complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) -  It’s free!
• Get ready to enroll - log into your BaronOne account to get started!
• Submit your transcripts.
• Meet with an advisor - Create an academic plan and register for courses.
• Pay for your classes - Payment for classes is due within 7 days of registration. Payment plans are available.
• Sign up for an Orientation - All first-time students are required to participate in either an in-person or virtual orientation.
• Get your student ID card - To obtain an ID card, students must visit the Public Safety Department on the Mt. Laurel Campus. A current class schedule and valid photo ID are required.
• Activate your library code - Your library barcode is located on the back of your physical RCBC student ID. 
• Obtain a parking permit - If students plan to drive on campus, vehicles must be registered by visiting the Public Safety Department on the Mt. Laurel campus. Students must show the state registration of the vehicle and a valid drivers license.
• Textbooks - RCBC students are automatically enrolled in the Access program and pay a flat rate for their required books and course materials.
• Start connecting with us - As a Baron, you have plenty of opportunities to get involved on campus and have access to important resources. Through our clubs, organizations, and events, you’ll gain valuable skills, make new friends and have fun while you’re here!

Academic Advising
Connect with an advisor today! Choose a major, plan out courses, discuss transfer options and learn about options for achieving your educational and career goals. Our academic advisors are available for both in-person and virtual advising. 

Basic Needs
Your academic success is only possible if your basic needs are met. If you have any difficulties regarding housing, food, or mental health, we are here to help.

Bookstore
The RCBC bookstore provides a convenient one-stop-shop for students. We carry all required and recommended textbooks, school supplies, course materials, clothing, gift items, and a variety of snacks and beverages. Students are automatically enrolled in the Access program, where students pay a flat rate ($21 per credit) for all of their books and course materials. This charge is included in their bill. 

Career Services
Career Services is here to help you identify goals, interests, and values to plan a rewarding career.  Looking to become a student worker on campus? We offer resources for jobs and internships, resume and cover letter assistance, interview preparation, and professional networking.

Computer Labs
Student computer labs are available on the Mt. Laurel Campus.

EOF
The Educational Opportunity Fund Program (EOF) of Rowan College at Burlington County provides equitable access to higher education to eligible students who demonstrate great potential to succeed but may lack economic and academic resources. Our comprehensive program includes support in academics, personal growth, and leadership skills, as well as guidance in meeting individual transfer and career development goals. 

Financial Aid
RCBC has a comprehensive financial aid program that includes scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities to assist students in meeting college costs. Funds come from many sources including state and federal governments, local businesses and industry, and civic organizations.

International Students
RCBC takes pride in providing quality education to all individuals at an affordable cost. The International Office oversees compliance and responsibility for financial support, academic progress, and immigration status with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service.

Library
The RCBC Library is located on the second floor of the Student Success Center and offers a wide variety of academic resources. 

Military Education & Veteran Services
The Military Education & Veteran Services office provides information and assistance to student veterans and community residents for any benefits available from the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA). If you are a veteran, dependent of a deceased or disabled veteran, active-duty military member, or dependent, you may be eligible to receive monthly educational assistance from the Veterans Administration while enrolled at RCBC.

NJ Stars
Were you ranked in the top 15% of your class at the end of junior or senior year?  You could be eligible to attend RCBC for five full semesters tuition FREE! The New Jersey Student Tuition Assistance Reward Scholarship (NJ Stars) is a program created by the State of New Jersey to provide high-achieving students easier access to higher education.

Office of Student Accounts
The Office of Student Accounts offers a variety of payment options and plans to meet the needs of all students. We accept payments for credit and non-credit tuition and fees, fines, and other miscellaneous fees. We process refunds and sell tickets for special events.

Office of Student Support
If you are a new student with a disability and want to receive academic accommodations for your classes and/or placement test, visit our office so we can gladly support you with your needs.

Public Safety
The Public Safety department is committed to enhancing the quality of life on campus by keeping our community safe. This department can answer any questions regarding parking, student ID cards, and our Campus Safety Guide.

Student Help Desk
The Student Help Desk is available to assist students with their BaronOne portal, self-service, student email, and other online accounts. 

Student Life
The Office of Student Life offers a variety of ways to have fun on campus. You can attend a campus activity, participate in a student club, or join us on an off-campus trip. 

Student Success Coaching
Not sure how to study? Stressed about tests? Do you know what you want to achieve, but are not sure how? Success Coaching can help you create an achievement plan that works for you!

Tutoring Center
We offer both virtual and in-person tutoring for all currently enrolled RCBC students, at no additional cost. 

With issues related to accessing your online classes or online features for your in-person classes, you can contact dlearn@rcbc.edu - they oversee the Blackboard system.
If you're having trouble with your digital course materials, email bookstore@rcbc.edu.

What should I bring to Orientation?

The following items are suggested to have with you during your session to ensure that we can provide the highest level of service to you during your Orientation experience:

• Your smartphone - If you own a smartphone, please bring it with you to Orientation. We will show you how to access your student information, as well as other relevant RCBC resources on and off campus.
• A notebook and pen - We’ll go over A LOT of information, and you’ll want to take good notes.
• Optional - Bring photo identification and your vehicle registration if you plan to pick up your Student ID and Parking Pass after Orientation.

Who do I contact if I need to reschedule my Orientation?
Please contact the Orientation Team by email at orientation@rcbc.edu.

How do I request accommodations?
For Disability Services questions or to request accommodations, please contact The Office of Student Support at studentsupport@rcbc.edu.