Bergen Community College

Other Indian student scholarships from Bergen Community College include the Dan and Peg Reese-O'Neill Scholarship, which may award up to INR 1,500 to international students with a GPA of 2.0 and above. A scholarship for the Indian-Americans of Paramus focuses on students with Indian heritage showing financial need along with community services. To take advantage of such scholarships, applicants must fill up the General Application on the portal of Bergen Community College scholarship. Upon submission, the system automatically matches eligible scholarships offered to the applicant based on the information provided.

General admission deadlines at Bergen Community College are on a rolling basis. To receive an I-20, applications for the Fall semester should be submitted by June 15 and that for spring semester should be submitted by October 15. 

• The first step is to apply on the college official website. 
• Bergen Community College requires a placement test to find out your academic level. However, it is not necessary if SAT/ACT scores meet their exemption criteria.
• Submit high school transcripts, or a GED certificate, and any college transcripts if applicable.
• If you require financial aid fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
• Once the application is processed, students will receive the acceptance letter. 
• After completing the previous steps, you can register for classes. You'll register through their student portal system.

International students value Community College because of its excellent instruction, reasonable tuition, robust support system, and friendly atmosphere. It offers over 90 degree and certificate programs that are designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year colleges or immediate entry into a career. The College ranks No. 1 in the state for associate degree graduates. It has students from over 55 countries around the world which reflects diverse culture. Alumni of Bergen Community College have attended the country's most prestigious universities. The college offers quality education at lower tuition rates. 

Bergen Community College is not ranked in the world. However, it has some notable rankings. The College ranks No. 1 in the state for associate degree graduates. According to adscientific index Bergen Community College ranked #5,542 in 18,614 Universities in the World #904  in 2,324 Universities in North America and #820 in 2,122 Universities in the US. Niche ranked the college #317 of 755 in Best Community Colleges in America, and #4 of 19 in Best Community Colleges in New Jersey. 

Bergen Community College does not offer on campus housing. However, the estimated cost of living while studying at Bergen Community College is aroung $14,374. Personal expenses are estimated to be around $3,000 and transportation can cost around $2,814. 

The nursing programme at Bergen Community College is approved by the New Jersey State Board of Nursing and is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. The expected associates degree in nursing salary for new graduates who are just entering the workforce is roughly $56,180 a year, which equals $27.01 an hour or $4,680 a month for full-time Registered Nurses. Following are some job roles and estimated salaries for ADN graduates: