It’s not too late to register for Fall Semester classes. RVCC is offering a 12-week session starting September 15, a 10-week session September 29, and a seven-week session starting October 20. Take the steps to register for Fall Semester classes all in one day at one of our upcoming Instant Decision & Registration Days.

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Learn about all RVCC has to offer at a Virtual Fall Open House, October 9, at 10 a.m. During the event, participants may apply for free, take a virtual tour of the campus, hear from students and alumni, and learn about:

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RVCC is offering a number of Admissions Information Sessions & Campus Tours in September and October. Registration is suggested for all Admissions events.

RVCC is working together as a community to keep our campus safe. The health and safety of our students and the entire College community is always our top priority. Therefore, all RVCC students, faculty, and staff must show documentation of being vaccinated against COVID-19 by November 1.

RVCC’s Automotive Technology program has met the strict industry standards required for accreditation in Master Automobile Service Technology by the ASE Education Foundation.

See the artwork created by RVCC’s talented visual art faculty in the 2021 Visual Art Faculty Exhibition, on display through September 17 in the Art Gallery at the College’s Branchburg campus.

The exhibition features a wide range of media, including drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, video, mixed media, interior design, and photography.

Start your career today as a make-up artist with RVCC’s Make-up Designory (MUD) programs. Classes are held at the College’s Workforce Training Center.

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The public is invited to participate in instrumental, dance, and vocal performing arts groups at RVCC this fall. Those interested do not have to be enrolled at the College to participate in the programs, which are open to anyone who is high school-age or older.

RVCC has renewed its transfer agreement with the Rennes School of Business (RSB) in France. The agreement enables students who have received an Associate Degree in Business from RVCC to seamlessly transfer to RSB’s International Bachelor Program in Management and complete a Bachelor’s Degree in one year. All of the courses at RSB are taught in English.

RVCC has more than 90 agreements with colleges and universities throughout the US and abroad that facilitate transfer for students.

High school students, educators, and all members of the community may participate in an online event, “Learning Through Experience: The Incredible Power of One—One Person Can Make a Difference,” October 15, 10-11 a.m., sponsored by RVCC’s Institute of Holocaust and Genocide Studies.

Jeannie Opdyke Smith will share the riveting true story her mother, Irene Gut Opdyke, a nursing student when the Nazis invaded Poland, who risked her life to save Jews during the Holocaust. The program will begin with the compelling story of Tova Friedman, a native of Poland who was a child survivor of Auschwitz.

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From careers in nursing, pharmacy or occupational therapy, to positions in ophthalmic science, fitness or sports management—if you’re interested in working in the Health Science field, RVCC offers a variety of degree and certificate programs to start you on the road to your dream job.

RVCC has an Honors College, which offers students the opportunity to take smaller, seminar-style courses with an interdisciplinary focus. Graduates of the Honors College have transferred to such highly selective schools as Georgetown University, Cornell University, Yale University, Pratt Institute, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Pennsylvania. Admissions to the Honors College is highly selective. Students who are not admitted to the Honors College may still take individual honors courses if they meet the defined entrance requirements.