Rowan College of Burlington County: RCBC
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Spring Ahead Program
The Rowan College at Burlington County Spring Ahead Program is designed to assist high school seniors with making the transition from high school to beginning their studies at Rowan College at Burlington County. To help facilitate this transition, Rowan College at Burlington County offers a program called Spring Ahead, which allows students to visit the campus, meet with an academic advisor, and register for their classes all in one visit.
Spring Ahead takes place during Semester 2 and operates like a field trip. Information will be posted here as soon as we are given a date, and students will be given a parent permission form in order to sign up. Students who cannot attend Spring Ahead can still visit RCBC on their own to register for courses.
Please see your counselor for further information. Seniors planning to attend Rowan College at Burlington County are encouraged to participate in this program.
Fall Attend Information Session: Dates/Times Forthcoming
Reminder: Students MUST register on-line to RCBC NO LATER THAN January 1, 2026 to take the virtual exam. Students will NOT be permitted to take exam unless they have registered to the college. Click button below for directions to complete RCBC application.
Seniors who will be attending RCBC next year - In order to make sure you are placed in the best possible courses for you at RCBC, you must first take the Assessment(RCBC placement test). Students are required to apply to RCBC or they will be unable to take the placement test.
These are the steps that need to take place before you take the test:
Apply to RCBC at rcbc.edu/apply
Request your transcript be sent to RCBC
Once you apply to RCBC, you will receive an RCBC student ID number via email. You will need this when you log into your RCBC BaronOne account and setup your security questions BEFORE taking the placement test.
Contact Rachel Grant, School Counselor, at rgrant@riversidek12.org and let her know that you are interested in taking the Accuplacer. She will send your name to RCBC for verification and to make sure your application and transcript are on file.
If you have taken the SAT’s and scored 450 or above on English and 500 or above on Math, you are exempt from that portion of the Accuplacer. If you have taken the ACT and scored 23 or higher on English or 20 and higher on Math, you are exempt from that portion of the Accuplacer. If you believe you would be exempt based on the level of classes you have taken at Lenape, please see your counselor.
Multiple Measures
Multiple Measures
RCBC Multiple Measures Placement 2021.pdfRCBC uses multiple measures to determine the most appropriate English & Mathematics placement for all entering students. Multiple measures include high school coursework, high school GPA, highest level of coursework completed and standardized test scores including SAT, ACT, PARCC, ASVAB and ALEKS placement tests.
Virtual placement test - Students who are unable to place via our multiple measures chart, or who would like to challenge their placement, can take our virtual English and Math placement tests.
Email admissions@rcbc.edu to sign up for our virtual placement tests.
Prepare for the exam:
Should you have any additional questions, feel free to contact the
Test Center at testing@rcbc.edu.
Programs with RCBC
Programs with RCBC
RCBC CAP Instructions 2025-2026.pdf
The New Jersey State Legislature revised the New Jersey Student Tuition Assistance Rewards Scholarship (NJ STARS) and NJ STARS ll scholarship programs to ensure their long-term viability.
Students in the top 15 percent of their class will be academically eligible for the scholarship in the fall of 2011 semester, provided they achieve the required score on a college placement test to determine college readiness. Past practice has been that Riverside District students in the top 15% using a weighted rank are considered for this Tuition Assistance Scholarship.
Students must apply for all forms of State and Federal need-based grants and merit scholarships and submit any requested documentation to complete and verify application data within established State deadlines. To review the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), go to: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov.
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