New Jersey County Colleges

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The State of New Jersey created a system of county colleges, starting in the 1960s, as part of an effort to provide access to a two-year community college education to residents of all of New Jersey's 21 counties. There are now 19 county colleges statewide, reflecting the fact that two of these colleges each serve students from two separate counties.

School Name County Served Campus
Locations		 Year
Opened
Atlantic Cape Community College Atlantic County
Cape May County		 Mays Landing 1964
Bergen Community College Bergen County Paramus 1965
Brookdale Community College Monmouth County Lincroft 1967
Burlington County College Burlington County Pemberton 1966
Camden County College Camden County Blackwood, Camden and Cherry Hill Township 1967
County College of Morris Morris County Randolph 1965
Cumberland County College Cumberland County Vineland 1966
Essex County College Essex County Newark and West Caldwell 1966
Gloucester County College Gloucester County Sewell
Hudson County Community College Hudson County Jersey City
Mercer County Community College Mercer County West Windsor Township, Trenton 1966
Middlesex County College Middlesex County Edison 1966
Ocean County College Ocean County Toms River
Passaic County Community College Passaic County Paterson, Wanaque and Wayne 1971
Raritan Valley Community College Hunterdon County
Somerset County		 North Branch 1965
Salem Community College Salem County Carneys Point Township 1958
Sussex County Community College Sussex County Newton
Union County College Union County Cranford, Elizabeth and Plainfield 1933
Warren County Community College Warren County Washington 1981

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