Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC) and Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia announce the creation of a new partnership that will provide reduced tuition, collaborative initiatives and a wide range of degree and certificate opportunities aimed at fostering career advancement and lifelong learning for RCBC’s staff, faculty and members of the board of trustees and their immediate family members and alumni.
Through the Community College Educational Alliance Program, those who take advantage of this partnership will take the next step in their academic journey, expand their expertise in a challenging job market and ultimately make an impact in their chosen career, with the discounted tuition making the process more accessible for families.
“At Jefferson, we understand the profound impact that collaboration has in shaping a dynamic educational environment,” said Dr. Susan Aldridge, president of Thomas Jefferson University. “Collectively, through this program, we are cultivating the growth of a robust and resilient ecosystem to enhance the lives of its members within the community at both Jefferson and Rowan College at Burlington County.”
Jefferson offers an extensive selection of over 200 degrees and certificate programs in 10 Areas of Interest, which provide a diverse range of options to tailor an academic journey.
The areas include:
- Architecture
- Business
- Design
- Engineering
- Fashion & Textiles
- Health
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Science
- Social Science
The program also offers discounted tuition to alleviate financial burdens. Depending on the program, discounts of 10% or 50% apply to select on-campus, online, hybrid, graduate and undergraduate options.
“This is an excellent opportunity for members of the Rowan College at Burlington County community to grow their skills and build up their credentials at Thomas Jefferson University,” said RCBC President Dr. Michael A. Cioce. “RCBC helps people transform their lives, and that transformation can grow further through creative partnerships with outstanding university partners.”
