Warren County Community College

Overview

Warren County Community College (WCCC), founded in 1981, is a public community college located in Washington, New Jersey, serving students in the scenic Warren County. The college is situated approximately 60 miles west of New York City which provides students with access to the cultural and employment opportunities of the metropolitan area. The campus offers a rural setting and maintains a focus on providing personalized education with small class sizes and a student-to-faculty ratio that encourages individual attention. Primarily a commuter campus, WCCC does not offer on-campus housing options. Accommodating a diverse student body, WCCC presents an open admissions policy, granting many students educational opportunities post-high school, whether they are pursuing new career paths or enhancing existing skills. The college offers a variety of associate degree and certificate programs, with popular majors including Liberal Arts and Sciences, Nursing, and Business Administration. While WCCC does not have a prominent athletic program, the emphasis lies on academic and career readiness, with a broad selection of continuing education and workforce development programs tailored to meet community needs and employer demands.

Warren County Community College has an open admission policy which permits enrollment by any high school graduate or GED holding student.  619 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 2,767 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $5,100 plus fees of $390.