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Visiting College Students Admissions

We welcome guest students from other colleges and universities.

Are you looking to…

  • make up coursework?
  • improve a grade?
  • complete your degree faster?
  • pursue an additional interest? 

You can take classes at RCBC and transfer them back to your college or university. This can save you time and money!

  1. Submit a FREE online application for admission. Within 1 - 2 business days, you will receive an email with your student ID and login information, along with a welcome letter from RCBC. 
  2. Submit an official transcript from your high school, standardized test scores, and immunization records to:

Rowan College at Burlington County 
Office of Admissions
900 College Circle
Mount Laurel, New Jersey  08054


 

Transcripts can be sent via the following methods:

Mail 
Rowan College at Burlington County 
Office of Admissions
900 College Circle
Mount Laurel, New Jersey  08054 

Email
admissions@rcbc.edu from your high school directly only

Electronically
(if available from previous institution)

Through Naviance
(if available, contact your high school for this option)

Apply for financial aid at https://fafsa.gov. Be sure to add our school code: 007730. If you need assistance or have questions, please contact our Financial Aid Office at (856) 222-9311, ext. 1575, or visit us online

Meet with an academic advisor to choose your courses and create a plan of study. Our academic advisors are available by appointment or on a walk-in basis at our Mount Laurel Campus. 

To check for course availability, click here. 

For more information or to schedule an appointment, click here. 


 

Register online through your Self-Service account by logging into BaronOne. Pay attention to payment due dates to avoid late charges or being dropped from your classes for non-payment. 

For more information about the Office of the Registrar, contact information and hours, click here. 

RCBC accepts transfer credits, not grades, from accredited colleges submitted as official transcripts with a grade of C or better. The maximum number of credits that can be accepted cannot exceed 75% of the required credits in a program (usually 48 credits).