Restart. Rejoin. Regrow.

You can restart your education. Rejoin a supportive community. And regrow your career opportunities. You can come back to RCBC today!

Learn more by attending a College Restart program reserved for adults identified through New Jersey’s Some College, No Degree program. If you received a postcard in the mail, that’s probably you! 

 

Click the yellow button below to RSVP!

If you attend the event and come back to RCBC this summer or fall, you can be eligible to receive CASH or a FREE computer as an incentive to ease your return to college.

Click here to RSVP!
What can I expect at the Restart event?

During the event (which will last around 60-75 minutes), you will be able to:

- Speak with an Academic Advisor to discuss your academic program and your progression towards your degree

- Register for classes

- Meet with a member of our Financial Aid staff.

Please note – In order to review your academic plan and register for courses during the event, the following information needs to be received by the RCBC Admissions Office 7 days in advance of the event:

  • RCBC Application – You can apply to RCBC by filling out the application at rcbc.edu/apply. (no essays/short answers required!)
  • Transcripts – If you have completed any academic credit outside of RCBC, we will need to have an official copy of your transcripts. Colleges/Universities can send them to RCBC digitally or through postal mail using the following address:

Rowan College at Burlington County
Office of Outreach and Admissions
900 College Circle
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054

You will thrive at RCBC! 

  • Supportive Environment - We provide personalized support and guidance to you at every step.
  • Flexible Scheduling - Different options, such as remote or in-person classes, allow you to fit the classes into your busy lifestyle.
  • Affordable Education - Many scholarship, grant and financial aid options can help you achieve your goals.
  • Transfer Opportunities - RCBC associate degrees transfer to countless bachelor-degree institutions.

This campaign is funded by the state's Some College, No Degree grant administered by the NJ Office of the Secretary of Higher Education.