Location: Student Success Center, Room 138 - Mount Laurel Campus
The Board of Trustees of »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ hereby designates the third Tuesday of each month as the date of its regular meetings, and, unless modified by Resolution of this Board, such meetings shall commence at 5:30 p.m.
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Location: Student Success Center, Room 138 - Mount Laurel Campus
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The Board of Trustees of »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ hereby designates the third Tuesday of each month as the date of its regular meetings, and, unless modified by Resolution of this Board, such meetings shall commence at 5:30 p.m.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Location: Student Success Center, Room 138 - Mount Laurel Campus
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Location: TCNJ
The Transfer Fair is a great opportunity for RCBC students to explore many quality transfer options as there will be 28 participating colleges and universities.
Location: Votta Auditorium - Mount Laurel Campus
Michael DeLeon is a former incarcerated individual who served time in New Jersey. Upon release from prison Michael dedicated his life to change and helping others. This is his story.
Location: Votta Hall, Room 131 - Mount Laurel Campus
Come meet our admissions team! The event will include a presentation about RCBC as well as some time for questions.
-The application process
- Academic Programs
- Financial Aid
- Student Life
Questions about accessibility or would like to request accommodations? Please contact the Office of Student Support at studentsupport@rcbc.edu. Two weeks' advance notice of the need for accommodations is requested.
Born and raised in a rural village in India, »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ student Bhagyasree Barman had few life paths to choose from. Would she become a school teacher, where her salary topped off at $40 a month, or settle down with a husband and grow a family? To care for her parents and disabled little sister, the paycheck of a teacher wasn’t going to cut it. And she felt limited as a housewife.
Wilkins Paul has learned a lot in his three years at »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ.
First, college is no joke. As a kid, Paul dreamed of building stadiums big enough for the National Football League. He enrolled at RCBC as a construction management major, pivoting to engineering later. A semester in, it dawned on him that this experience would pale compared to high school.