Learn about all Raritan Valley Community College has to offer and how to enroll in Summer Sessions and Fall Semester classes at a Virtual Summer Open House, May 26, at 6 p.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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Registration is now open for RVCC’s summer classes, with sessions beginning May 17, June 7 and July 6. Summer is a great opportunity for visiting college students to earn extra credits and save money and for high school juniors and seniors to jumpstart their college education.

Register today for Fall Semester classes. Classes begin September 1, and we’re planning to be back in person. We’re working hard to make sure the campus is safe and complies with all CDC and state health guidelines. We can’t wait to see all of you.

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RVCC is offering Virtual Admissions Information Sessions in May, including special sessions focusing on pre-college options, the Honors College, visiting students, and RVCC’s Beauty programs. Registration is suggested for all Admissions events.

RVCC has received a $500,000 donation to support a number of important initiatives on campus, including the College’s Center for Environmental Studies, Galileo Scholarships, Honors Capstone Research, the Authentic Engineering Experience, and other innovative RVCC programs.

The RVCC Foundation is providing four new $2,000 scholarships available to African-American students through the Evelyn S. Field & Paul Robeson Scholarships at RVCC. Applicants must be full-time, degree-seeking students who are attending RVCC as freshmen for the Fall 2021 Semester. Students must have a high school GPA of 3.0 or greater, and preference will be given to students who live in Somerset or Hunterdon County.

Deadline for applications is June 2.

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Students from RVCC’s Honors College presented their independent “Capstone Course” projects during a virtual symposium, held May 4 via Zoom.

The essays, dance videos, animation and artwork by our talented students are being highlighted in the annual Nota Bene Awards.

RVCC student Alexander Lazeration of Hillsborough has been recognized for his volunteer work with the New Jersey Campus Compact Changebuilder Scholarship Award. The $1,000 scholarship recognizes one outstanding Changebuilder per campus.

The RVCC Men’s Basketball team finished the season as the Region XIX runner-up, advancing to the East District Semi-Final. The Lions were led in scoring and rebounding by freshman Dan Dextraze, who contributed 13.9 points per game and 7.0 boards per contest. Sophomore point guard Robert Terr led the team with 6.2 assists on the season. The Lions traveled to Lackawanna College with a chance to win its first Region XIX Championship. Despite the loss, the team was still selected to compete in the District Tournament with an at-large bid.

From working in video game design to interior architecture, to positions in digital technology, dance therapy, music or arts education—if a career utilizing your creativity is your passion, RVCC offers degree and certificate programs to start you on the road to your dream job.

Join us as we celebrate the Commencement of the RVCC Class of 2021. Our Virtual Commencement can be viewed beginning Saturday, May 15, at 10am.