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First-Year Student

You are a degree-seeking student who has not previously taken classes at RCC after graduating high school. (NOTE: If you were previously enrolled in RCC’s Dual Enrollment High School Program and are now enrolling in a degree program, choose this application)

Transfer Student

You are transferring to RCC after earning credits at another College or University as a degree-seeking student and you have never been a degree-seeking student at RCC. (NOTE: If you only earned college credits while in high school, please use the Freshman/1st Year Student Application)

Readmit Student

You previously attended and/or earned credits at RCC and are reapplying after not taking classes for 2 or more Fall/Spring semesters. (NOTE: Former RCC High School Dual Enrollment students should not use this application if applying for a degree program for the first time. Please use the first-year student application)

Early Admit

You are entering your senior year of high school and wish to complete your senior year by registering as a full-time student at RCC and taking credit courses on campus. (Note: If you prefer to study part-time, we offer a High School Dual Enrollment Program with classes available at your high school.)

Early Admit Program Information

High School Dual Enrollment

The High School Dual Enrollment Program is for high school juniors and seniors who wish to register part time (fewer than 12 credits per semester) and take classes either in your high school or at Rockland Community College while still in high school.

High School Dual Enrollment Program Information

24-Credit Program

You do not have a high school diploma or GED and wish to start your associate degree while pursuing your high school equivalency (HSE) diploma.

24 Credit High School Equivalency Program Information

Microcredentials

Microcredentials are aligned with marketable skills in high demand industries. Microcredentials are used to upskill for better career opportunities, apply for an entry level job, or stack the courses to your RCC degree.

Microcredential Program Information

Visiting / Non-Degree

A visiting/non-degree student is not pursuing a degree/certificate at RCC. You are taking classes to transfer to another college or for personal enrichment (visiting students are not eligible for financial aid).

Visiting and Non-Degree Student Information

International Students

If you are seeking an F-1 student visa to study in the United States, than you are considered an international student.

International Student Program Information

Workforce and Community Training

Workforce Development designs non-credit courses and programs with flexible schedules, small class sizes, and reasonably priced tuition to meet the requirements of working adults. The programs help students find employment, provide opportunities to gain industry-specific certificates, or transfer into degree-seeking programs.

Workforce Development Program Information

Learn More & Visit Us

RCC hosts open houses, information sessions and campus tours throughout the year for prospective students to explore different programs, speak with faculty and staff, and hear from current students. Check out our upcoming schedule and fill out our Request for Information form to join our contact list. 

Contact

Admissions
Technology Center, Room 8120
Phone: 845-574-4224
Fax: 845-574-4433
[email protected]