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Official Rowan College at Burlington County resources
Financial Aid & Billing
Registration & Records
Student Services
Main general advising contact: advising@rcbc.edu. Division-specific emails: hbss@rcbc.edu (Humanities, Business & Social Sciences), healthsciences@rcbc.edu (Health Sciences), stem@rcbc.edu (STEM). All found on rcbc.edu/advising.
Housing / Residence Life
No campus housing — RCBC is a community college with no residence halls or dormitories. Confirmed by site search returning no housing/residence-life pages and RCBC's own FAQ confirming F-1 students arrange their own housing.
Key Policy Pages
Hold Policy
Hold threshold (registration): $400 Hold threshold (diploma): $400 Hold blocks: registration, transcripts, diploma Hold threshold notes: A past due balance of $400 or more triggers a registration block and diploma release block. Catalog also notes students with outstanding balances are prohibited from accessing official transcripts. No separate cancellation threshold published. Collections trigger (days after term): 180 Collections fee: Collection agency fee (% not published) + NJ State Set Off of Individual Liability Collections notes: RCBC refers outstanding accounts to a collection agency six months after the balance becomes due and after payment arrangements have not been made. Collection agency fees based on a percentage of the delinquent amount (exact % not publicly specified). RCBC also participates in NJ State Set Off program, which withholds NJ Income Tax refunds and Homestead Benefit payments from taxpayers who owe debts to the college. Payment plan enrollment fee: $25 Returned payment fee: $35 FRA required: Yes FRA notes: All students required to accept RCBC Financial Responsibility Agreement (FRA) before registration. FRA page: rcbc.edu/student-accounts/financial-agreement. FRA PDF (2025): rcbc.edu/sites/default/files/2025-03/RCBCStudentFinancialResponsibilityAgreement25.pdf (not fetched this session). Billing cycle: Semester-based; due by dates in Academic Calendar. Students who register after due date must pay within 7 days. Refund schedule: Full refund for classes dropped before the drop deadline. After the drop/add period, withdrawal results in 100% charges remaining on account. Refunds processed within 60 working days following the last day of the official Drop/Add period. Financial aid refunds paid within 14 days of disbursement. Non-attendance policy: Failure to attend class or stopping attendance does NOT constitute an official drop or withdrawal. Students remain financially responsible until officially dropped or withdrawn by the published deadline.
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Rowan College at Burlington County student account questions
What happens if I have an unpaid balance at RCBC?
If your past due balance reaches $400 or more, RCBC places a block on your account preventing registration and diploma release. You will also be unable to access official transcripts. If the balance remains unpaid, RCBC may refer the account to a collection agency six months after it becomes due — you will be responsible for the collection agency's fees. RCBC also participates in New Jersey's State Set Off program, which may withhold your NJ income tax refund or Homestead Benefit. Contact Student Accounts at studentaccounts@rcbc.edu or (856) 222-9311 ext. 1285 to make arrangements.
What holds can prevent me from registering at RCBC?
A financial hold is placed on your account if your past due balance reaches $400 or more, blocking registration, diploma release, and transcript access. Additionally, if you registered after the semester payment due date and did not make payment arrangements within 7 days, you may be dropped from courses. Check your BaronOne account for your current balance and holds. To clear a financial hold, pay the balance in full or reduce it below $400. Contact Student Accounts at studentaccounts@rcbc.edu or (856) 222-9311 ext. 1285.
How do I check my account balance and holds at RCBC?
Log into your BaronOne account at experience.elluciancloud.com/rcbc, select the Self-Service tile, then click 'Payment Options and Account Management' to view your balance, make payments, and enroll in a payment plan. Your RCBC student email (@mymail.rcbc.edu) will receive notifications about past due balances. RCBC uses multifactor authentication (MFA) — set it up when you first log in.
How do I enroll in a payment plan at RCBC?
Log into BaronOne, go to the Student Services card, click 'Payment Options and Account Management,' and select 'Enroll in Payment Plan.' Plans are offered per term. The enrollment fee is $25 (non-refundable), and there is a $35 fee for returned payments. A payment plan must be set up before the semester payment due date to avoid being dropped for non-payment. For assistance, contact Student Accounts at studentaccounts@rcbc.edu or (856) 222-9311 ext. 1285.
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