
Debt Undone with 3+1. With RCBC's premier partnership with Rowan University, you can earn an associate and bachelor's degree without crippling college debt.
Take 75% of your courses at RCBC and finish your bachelor's degree through Rowan University in four easy steps.
Earn your associate degree
Complete your associate degree which counts as your freshman and sophomore year.
Continue at RCBC in Mount Laurel
Continue your savings by taking your junior-year courses with RCBC's faculty.
Seamlessly transfer to Rowan University
Take your senior-year courses with Rowan University faculty in Mount Laurel or online for a 15% discount off of Rowan University's tuition and fees.
Get a jump start on your future
Earn an associate degree from RCBC and a bachelor's degree from Rowan University with a savings around $75,000. That is money you don't have to repay after graduation!
Please note: Total tuition is determined by the selected program.
Contact us for more information at 3plus1@rcbc.edu
Become a registered nurse and then earn a bachelor’s degree for advancement opportunities in the ever-expanding field of nursing.
* This program requires in-person courses for the AAS. Nursing degree. Senior year courses with Rowan University are only offered online.
Learn more about human behaviors, personalities, thoughts and emotions. Coursework includes lifespan development, abnormal psychology, cognition and social interactions, among other topics.
* This program can be completed fully online (pending math placement) or in a hybrid format (in-person in Mount Laurel with some online courses).
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Are you ready to propel your future without crippling college debt?
If you've been accepted into the program as a junior, be sure to review the checklist and complete your contract.

When it comes to ridding the environment of spotted lanternflies, it’s good to have a professional on your side. That’s where RCBC 3+1 alum Savannah Borden comes in. Borden, who serves as BioAide Team Lead for the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, deals directly with controlling and reducing the spotted lanternfly population across the state.

Growing up, Joseph Randazzo had a penchant for the sciences. Through his mother, a registered nurse, he often heard stories and saw firsthand how rewarding a healthcare career could be. Flash forward to 2017. He completed a certified medical assistant course at Rowan College at Burlington County, further fueling his interest in health sciences and eventually leading him to choose RCBC’s 3+1 biology route as a precursor to medical school.