Camden County College is one of the largest and most comprehensive community colleges in New Jersey, serving over 17,000 credit students annually across multiple campuses in Blackwood, Camden, Cherry Hill, and other instructional sites. Licensed by the State of New Jersey since 1965, the college offers more than 100 degree and certificate programs in liberal arts, sciences, occupational fields, and workforce training. The college is recognized nationally as a leader in advanced technology programs and maintains some of the lowest tuition rates in the state.
Camden County College strives to provide accessible, affordable higher education and occupational study to residents of Camden County and the surrounding community. The college has grown from its founding in 1967 to operate multiple campuses and instructional locations, including the Blackwood Campus, Camden City Campus (established 1969, full campus status 1991), William G. Rohrer Center in Cherry Hill (opened 2000), and the Regional Emergency Training Center (assumed 2011). Recent studies show CCC ranks among the nation's top 50 colleges for associate degree completion in education and top 100 for degrees completed by African-American students.
The college is governed by a Board of Trustees that recognizes the broad range of educational needs in Camden County. The Board oversees programs designed to serve multiple purposes: providing associate degree programs in liberal arts and sciences, occupational fields including business, health services, and industrial technologies, and both degree-credit and non-credit programs responsive to community educational and cultural needs.
Camden County College offers over 100 degree and certificate programs including associate degrees in liberal arts, sciences, business, health services, and industrial technologies. The college provides career and technical training, continuing education, online education, honors programs, and workforce training through grant-funded initiatives. Specialized programs include nursing, surgical technology, cosmetology, dental hygiene, and optical services, along with partnerships with Rutgers University and Wilmington University for transfer opportunities.
The college hosts regular events including Instant Decision Days for Rutgers University transfers, application workshops, virtual information sessions for various degree programs (nursing, surgical technology, public health, labor studies), and advising days with partner universities. The college also organizes youth summer camps, athletic camps, and community cultural events such as the annual Teen Arts Festival.
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