RCC Alumni
There are many graduates of our Criminal Justice program serving in law enforcement and justice now.
One proud example is Gloucester County Sheriff Darrell W. Warren, Jr., a 2007 graduate of RCC.
Trained to Protect and Serve
In our small classroom environment, you’ll learn from faculty who have served in the courts and in police departments. They’ll give you real life perspectives, and you’ll graduate prepared to apply for any number of jobs, or to transfer to a four-year school. Among the topics covered in the program:
- Crisis resolution
- Arrest procedures
- Crime scene operations
- and much more!
Length of Program
Our Criminal Justice program takes two years (four semesters) and graduates can transfer to a four-year school, or step into the working world with an associate degree. Job possibilities include corrections officer, detention officer, probation officer and more.
Getting Started at RCC:
- Apply online or in person.
- Have your official high school transcripts sent to RCC to see if you can use your high school grades to substitute for a placement test. If you need to take a placement test, Placement tests cost $5 and scores are good for two years. Call a counselor at 804-758-6730 (Glenns Campus) or 804-333-6730 for more information.
- Complete your Federal Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) and add RCC School Code 009160
- Meet with a counselor to review your placement test scores and register for class.
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