Rowan College Expands Online Offerings For Spring Amid Pandemic

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — Rowan College at Burlington County is adding more on-campus and virtual live class options for the spring semester amid the coronavirus pandemic, the college announced on Thursday.

Virtual live classes allow students to meet online at designated times and include discussions similar to on-campus sessions. In addition to expanded course offerings, students have access to a plethora of virtual services, including tutoring, student support, counseling, and virtual walk-in services where they can meet online with both advising and registration.

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The college’s decision to expand its offerings for the spring was made based on a survey of students and faculty that was taken during the fall semester, when college classes resumed with a mix of in-person and online learning. Read more here: Rowan College To Offer In-Person, Remote Learning This Fall

Registration for the spring semester just opened. Prospective students can learn more about all five class formats at the college's website. The college will host Open Houses from Oct. 19-22. Learn more about these events at rcbc.edu/open-house. To register, visit rcbc.edu/virtual-walk-in.