Rockland Community College

Private Student Loans from the Student Loan Network

Students attending Rockland Community College are eligible to apply for a private student loan from the Student Loan Network, to cover the true cost of education. Rising tuition at Rockland Community College, estimated at $7,450 for the 2009-2010 school year, together with limited federal aid, has created a widening gap between the cost of college and your ability to afford it.

*The appearance of Rockland Community College does not constitute their endorsement of our private student loans. Always exhaust all federal aid options first.

Scholarship Resources for Rockland Community College Students

Rockland Community College students should always remember to search for scholarships before applying for financial aid. Student Loan Network has two great scholarship resources for students at Rockland Community College. Scholarship Search Secrets, a 40+ page eBook on how to find scholarships, and ScholarshipPoints, a website where students earn points and win free scholarships!

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Rockland Community College Mission Statement

The college identifies with and responds to the needs of this community and is instrumental in shaping its future. As such, the ongoing mission of Rockland Community College is to: Seek out and encourage all those who wish to learn without regard to ethnic or racial background, color, religion, gender, physical ability, nationality, age, marital status, sexual orientation, economic status, developmental stage, or prior educational achievement. Develop the knowledge, skills and understanding for life, work and responsible citizenship within a diverse and changing world and culture. Foster opportunities for lifelong learning which integrate a person's life, career and educational goals. Provide leadership in Rockland County for academic, economic and creative development and serve as a resource for community services and cultural affairs. Promote the values and purposes of higher education by reaching out actively to diverse populations who might otherwise not have considered attending college, discerning their needs and devising programming to meet those needs.