Wilmington University Degrees Available To CCC Students

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — Affordable Wilmington University bachelor’s and master’s degrees are now available on Camden County College’s campuses and online, the college announced.

“Like Wilmington University, Camden County College wants to provide accessible and affordable, high quality educational opportunities for students to seamlessly transfer to four-year degree programs that would otherwise have cost them thousands of dollars more during their first two years in college,” Camden County College President Donald A. Borden said. “This partnership is just another example of the many opportunities available to students who choose to take advantage of the both the high quality education and the fiscal rewards offered by completing their A.A. or A.S. degrees on our campus.”

“Wilmington University will serve Camden County College students and alumni with the same degree of care they have come to know from CCC, while providing strong bachelor’s and master’s degree completion programs. Our partnership offers students the opportunity to earn in-demand, higher-level degrees without leaving the area,” Wilmington University President Dr. LaVerne Harmon said.

“Our agreement allows Camden County College students and alumni to seamlessly transfer into Wilmington University programs right at Camden County College, or through our award-winning online campus, which provides the flexibility many working adults need,” Wilmington University Vice President of Institutional Advancement Dr. Jacqueline Varsalona said.

Wilmington University helps Camden County College students maximize their transfer credits by accepting their entire associate degree—up to 90 credits—toward a bachelor’s degree completion program.

To find out more information about the types of degree paths that are available to students at CCC as per this agreement, please contact transfer services advisor, Kaitlynn Shawaryn at 856-227-7200 ext. 4503 or kshawaryn@camdencc.edu.

The attached image was provided by Camden County College: (L to R) Dr. David Edwards, Vice President of Academic Affairs for Camden County College; Donald A. Borden, President of Camden CountyCollege; Dr. LaVerne Harmon, President of Wilmington University; and Dr. James Wilson, Vice President of Academic Affairs for Wilmington University.