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Camden County College and Stockton University Promote Dual Admission Transfer Agreement

July 10, 2019

(Blackwood, NJ) – The presidents of Camden County College and Stockton University announced their support for a dual admission and transfer partnership agreement that will help students make a smooth transition from Camden County College to Stockton’s bachelor’s degree program.

The Transfer Pathways agreement builds a strong relationship between Camden County College and Stockton by offering multiple opportunities for students to affordably pursue associate and bachelor’s degrees at the two institutions of higher education.

Camden County College President Donald Borden said the agreement is a benefit to students both financially and academically.

“Camden County College has the lowest tuition in the Delaware Valley, and among the most expanded articulation agreements with schools such as Stockton University,” Borden said. “We offer our students a quality education at an affordable rate and make it easy for them to transfer to any school of their choice to meet their educational goals.”

Stockton President Harvey Kesselman said he is excited to provide Camden County College students a new opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree and take advantage of Stockton resources while at the community college.

“The number of students from Camden County who attend Stockton has been growing,” Kesselman said. “This is agreement will help support students as they begin their degree at Camden County College, and also provides the assurance that they can have a smooth pathway to a bachelor’s degree at Stockton. We look forward to participating in their success.”

The terms of the agreement include:

  • Students who are denied direct admission to Stockton as a freshman applicant can receive conditional dual admission in partnership with CCC. Students will attend classes at CCC but will also have access to campus activities and student groups at Stockton using a special Stockton Identification Card from Stockton’s Transfer Pathways program.
  • Students already enrolled at CCC can apply for conditional acceptance to Stockton while working towards their associate degree and be assured of acceptance prior to the term in which they are ready to transfer.
  • Students who successfully complete their associate degree at CCC can automatically transfer to Stockton with junior standing. Application fees to Stockton will be waived for eligible students.
  • Students who complete at least 36 credits at CCC and a total of 64 credits between the county college and the four-year institution, are eligible to receive a retroactive associate degree from CCC. Stockton and CCC will co-host “reverse transfer” information sessions for students.
  • Stockton and CCC will develop specific program-to-program articulation agreements for high-demand majors to facilitate the quality and ease of transfer.
    Students will receive joint advising from Stockton and CCC and a Stockton advisor will have office space and a regular schedule at CCC.
  • Students will be eligible for financial aid from whichever institution they are attending. Stockton will provide five one-year scholarships of $2,000 per year to CCC graduates whose admission to Stockton is covered by the agreement.
  • Stockton and CCC will establish an advisory committee to ensure best practices in recruitment, enrollment management, academic and student services, information technology, marketing and facilities use.

Camden County College Camden County College is one of the largest community colleges in New Jersey and ranks among the top nationwide in terms of associate degree graduates. Thanks to its technology-rich physical resources – located in Gloucester Township, Camden and Cherry Hill – and its highly-qualified, dedicated employees, the college has created a tradition of quality education and a reputation of agile, responsive service. Camden County College sustains a vibrant academic community characterized by imaginative teaching, caring student services, energetic management and collegial discussion of diverse ideas and opinions.

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Partnerships

December 6, 2018

Camden County College and Fairleigh Dickinson University established a partnership that offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Homeland Security at the RETC and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sports Administration at the Blackwood campus.


Gerry Schreiber (J & J Snack Food) recently donated a check for $10,000 to the CCC Foundation, earmarked for the Veterinary Technology program. Over the years, Mr. Schreiber has donated approximately $40,000 in support of the program and his donations have allowed for the purchase of equipment, supplies and scholarships for students.

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Partnerships

November 2, 2018

The College recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Princeton University for a Teaching Partnership Program in 2019. This agreement allows up to two enrolled Ph.D. students from Princeton who have completed the general examination in their field to work with a faculty member from Camden County College. They also have the opportunity to teach as an adjunct starting in the fall 2019 semester.

The College signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) to offer Bachelor of Arts degrees in Individualized Studies with specialization concentration in Homeland Security Studies at the Camden County College Regional Emergency Training Center in Lakeland (Blackwood). Additionally, FDU will offer a Bachelor of Arts in Sports Administration at the Blackwood campus.

The College signed a Reverse Transfer Agreement with the University of the Sciences.

The College signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Stockton University to strengthen reverse transfer and develop more program-to-program articulation agreements for high-demand majors.

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Partnerships

September 28, 2018

The Gateway to College program received the National Performance Excellence Award at the Gateway to College National Network 2018 Peer Learning Conference in Oregon this summer.

Camden County College’s program earned the distinction as the only Gateway center to receive this prestigious award each year since it was introduced three years ago. The award established benchmarks to assess the performance of over 40 Gateway centers nationwide.

Customized Training (CT) partnered with Ravitz ShopRite to implement a Deli Clerk training program to prepare dislocated workers for employment with ShopRite. CT also partnered with several manufacturing employers and has implemented CNC Fabricated Metal Manufacturing training to prepare dislocated workers for employment.

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Partnerships

May 1, 2018

The College is partnering with U.S. Vision to implement a Certified Production Technician Training program for dislocated workers through the Advanced Manufacturing Talent Development Center.


The Career and Technical Institute worked with the ESL department to begin two ESL classes for parents at local elementary schools. These programs are free of charge and funded via a grant through local school districts. Students who successfully complete the training will receive a certificate of completion from our Continuing Education Department.


Camden County College participated in the New Jersey STEM Pathways Network celebration of STEM Month at the State House in Trenton on March 26. Nearly 100 attendees, including dozens of state legislative representatives, visited the presenting organizations to learn about the many STEM initiatives going on around the state.

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New Partnerships

March 2, 2018

Partnerships with Raritan Valley CC, Rutgers Division of Continuing Ed, and the Naval Foundry formed.

Through the Advanced Manufacturing Talent Development Center, the College partnered with Raritan Valley Community College and Mechatronics Boot Camp to train dislocated workers using our mobile training lab. We also partnered with Eastwick Hohokus School of Trade to offer CNC/Welding training for dislocated workers.


The statewide Rutgers Center for Off-Campus Initiatives—a component of the Rutgers University Division of Continuing Studies—administers the Rutgers Higher Education Centers (HECs) throughout New Jersey.  The Higher Education Centers are the home of the undergraduate degree completion programs that provide those students who have earned an Associate’s Degree from an accredited community college the opportunity to pursue a Rutgers University Bachelor’s Degree.  Camden County College is proud to announce its affiliation as a Rutgers University Higher Education Center. This will strengthen our existing partnership with Rutgers University–Camden, expand program opportunities beyond Rutgers-Camden to all of Rutgers, and bring additional resources to the operation.  The Division of Continuing Studies (DoCS) will serve as the single administrative point of contact for Rutgers University and Camden County College. This change will allow for better coordination between the various Rutgers entities currently at the Camden County College Blackwood campus: Rutgers University–Camden, and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences.


The Naval Foundry held a career fair in the gym on February 24. Three hundred people attended and 40 were given tentative job offers and six of those were students from our precision machining and CIM majors.

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