Summer Classes 2025

Summer Classes 2025

Visiting Students Welcome

Take a Summer
Class at RVCC!

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RVCC Over the Summer

Take an affordable, online class at RVCC and earn college credits to transfer back to your home college or university.

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Here are some of the many benefits of

Becoming an RVCC Summer Student:

IT'S AFFORDABLE!

Knock out credits for less than you would pay at your home college.

IT'S EASY!

We make it simple to transfer credits back to your home school — especially with prior approval.

IT'S FLEXIBLE!

A course you take at RVCC may be accepted on a pass/fail basis at your home school, so it won’t affect your GPA.

IT'S SMART!

Get a challenging subject out of the way when you have more time.

Summer Session Start Dates

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May
19

First day of Summer Classes 6-week session

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Jun
9

First day of Summer Classes 9-week session

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Jul
7

First day of Summer Classes second 6-week session

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For more information, call 908-526-1200, option 2, or email admissions@raritanval.edu

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Just fill out this simple form and an admissions counselor will follow up with you soon. Community College online co.urses is a smart way to earn college credits.

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