Community College Completion Rates in New Jersey

  • The community colleges completion rates for first-time, full-time students in New Jersey are comprised of approximately 19% (2020).
  • The community colleges completion rates for first-time, full-time students in New Jersey are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Completion Rates in New Jersey (2020)

  • College Completion Rate Location
  • Rank: #11.
    Eastern International College-Jersey City
    Private, for profit
    89%
    684 Newark Ave
    Jersey City,  NJ  07306
    (201)216-9901
  • Rank: #22.
    Eastern International College- Belleville Campus
    Private, for profit
    84%
    251 Washington Ave.
    Belleville,  NJ  07109
    (973)751-9051
  • Rank: #33.
    Eastwick College-Ramsey
    Public
    76%
    10 South Franklin Turnpike
    Ramsey,  NJ  07446
    (201)327-8877
  • Rank: #44.
    Ocean County College
    Ocean County College Photo
    Public
    30%
    College Drive
    Toms River,  NJ  08754
    (732)255-0400
  • Rank: #55.
    County College of Morris
    County College of Morris Photo
    Public
    27%
    214 Center Grove Rd
    Randolph,  NJ  07869
    (973)328-5000
  • Rank: #66.
    Cumberland County College
    Public
    23%
    3322 College Drive
    Vineland,  NJ  08362
    (856)691-8600
  • Rank: #7-97.-9.
    Brookdale Community College
    Public
    22%
    765 Newman Springs Rd
    Lincroft,  NJ  07738
    (732)224-2345
  • Rank: #7-97.-9.
    Rowan College at Gloucester County
    Public
    22%
    1400 Tanyard Road
    Sewell,  NJ  08080
    (856)468-5000
  • Rank: #7-97.-9.
    Sussex County Community College
    Public
    22%
    One College Hill Road
    Newton,  NJ  07860
    (973)300-2100
  • Rank: #1010.
    Salem Community College
    Public
    21%
    460 Hollywood Avenue
    Penns Grove,  NJ  08069
    (856)299-2100
  • Rank: #1111.
    Rowan College at Burlington County
    Rowan College at Burlington County Photo - The new quad gives students a campus feel that exceeds those at traditional four-year universities. The space is large enough to hold events such as graduation, concerts or movies. The walking paths make getting from one side of campus easier. There are plenty of trees to give students shade while eating or studying outside.
    Public
    20%
    900 College Circle
    Mount Laurel,  NJ  08054
    (856)222-9311
  • Rank: #12-1412.- 14.
    Bergen Community College
    Bergen Community College Photo - Main Building - Pitkin Education Center
    Public
    19%
    400 Paramus Rd
    Paramus,  NJ  07652
    (201)447-7200
  • Rank: #12-1412.- 14.
    Raritan Valley Community College
    Public
    19%
    118 Lamington Road
    Somerville,  NJ  08876
    (908)526-1200
  • Rank: #12-1412.- 14.
    Warren County Community College
    Public
    19%
    475 Route 57 W
    Washington,  NJ  07882
    (908)835-9222
  • Rank: #1515.
    Atlantic Cape Community College
    Public
    16%
    5100 Black Horse Pike
    Mays Landing,  NJ  08330
    (609)625-1111
  • Rank: #16-1716.- 17.
    Mercer County Community College
    Public
    14%
    1200 Old Trenton Rd
    Princeton Junction,  NJ  08550
    (609)586-4800
  • Rank: #16-1716.- 17.
    Middlesex County College
    Middlesex County College Photo
    Public
    14%
    2600 Woodbridge Avenue
    Edison,  NJ  08818
    (732)548-6000
  • Rank: #1818.
    Camden County College
    Public
    11%
    200 College Drive
    Blackwood,  NJ  08012
    (856)227-7200
  • Rank: #19-2019.- 20.
    Passaic County Community College
    Public
    10%
    One College Blvd
    Paterson,  NJ  07505
    (973)684-6800
  • Rank: #19-2019.- 20.
    Union County College
    Public
    10%
    1033 Springfield Ave
    Cranford,  NJ  07016
    (908)709-7000
  • Rank: #2121.
    Hudson County Community College
    Hudson County Community College Photo - Gabert Library
    Public
    9%
    70 Sip Avenue
    Jersey City,  NJ  07306
    (201)714-7100
  • Rank: #2222.
    Essex County College
    Public
    8%
    303 University Ave
    Newark,  NJ  07102
    (973)877-3000
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