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Support for Our Student Veterans
At RCBC, we are proud to honor and support our student veterans. Our dedicated Veterans Services staff and welcoming vet center lounge are on the first floor of the Student Success Center. Our staff is here to guide you every step of the way.
Whether you need help navigating your education benefits or accessing any benefits offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA), we’re here for you. Beyond education, our team is committed to assisting student veterans and community members in making the most of the available resources.
If you’re a veteran, a dependent of a deceased or disabled veteran, or an active-duty military member, you may qualify for monthly educational assistance through the Veterans Administration while pursuing your education at RCBC.
Stop by the Veterans Center inside the Student Success Center today to learn more about how we can support you on your journey. We look forward to meeting you!
Available to members of the New Jersey National Guard, this program requires students to produce a Commander’s Certificate each semester, and to file for all available State and Federal Financial Aid for each academic year.
Children and spouses of veterans who died or are permanently and totally disabled as the result of a service-connected disability are eligible for benefits under Chapter 35 of the Montgomery GI Bill. Children must be between 18 and 26 years of age. Spouses must use the benefit within twenty years of becoming eligible.
Military Spouses Support
Spouses of junior officers, warrant officers, and enlisted qualify for money for career skills completed within two years. Visit Military On Source for more information or contact us.
The Spouse Scholarship is just one more way that RCBC shows its support for our military.
The Military Spouse Scholarship program is designed for military spouses of Active Duty and Activated Guard and Reserve personnel by providing them with tuition-free credit courses on a space-available basis.
The application process is easy but does involve a few forms.
- All applicants must first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
- Depending on which courses or programs you are interested in, you may qualify for tuition benefits from MYCAA.
- After completing all other forms, the student must complete the Military Spouse Scholarship Program application.
If all is approved, the eligible spouse can then register 4 business days before the class begins. Tuition will be waived but fees will need to be paid at the time of registration. Please note that if a course has been registered previously during the same term and dropped, it cannot be re-added using the scholarship.
Active Duty or Reserve members, regardless of branch, who are using TA please send your complete TA form to vets@rcbc.edu. If you cannot email the TA form you can bring them to the Mount Laurel Campus. You are responsible for paying any fees due at the time of submission. You can pay either online, in person, or by phone.