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A Head Start on Life

When it comes to life, one of the best ways to get and maintain a competitive edge is to have a college degree. College graduates have greater job opportunities, earn more, and have better chances for promotions than non-college graduates.

How Much More Do They Earn?

According to the Census Bureau, over an adult's working life, high school graduates earn an average of $1.2 million; associate's degree holders earn about $1.6 million; and bachelor's degree holders earn about $2.1 million.

Yes, There are Reasons Besides Money

According to research by the Institute for Higher Education Policy, college graduates are healthier, have healthier children, have higher levels of savings, make better consumer decisions, and have more hobbies and leisure activities.

Why Choose Us?

Here are our students' Top 10 reasons for choosing a college Riverside Community College District college—

1. Open admission with no application fee
2. No SAT or ACT requirement
3. AP credits/placement accepted
4. Classes are taught by instructors, not graduate or teaching assistants
5. Low cost tuition at $36/credit unit
6. Classes transfer to four-year universities including priority transfer to UC and CSU
7. Professional technical and vocational programs
8. Student organizations, activities and athletics
9. Variety of degrees and/or certificates
10. Transfer and Career Center at each RCCD college

Don't forget college life

Student Organizations. Activities. Athletics. Get Involved!

Are You Eligible?

If you meet any one of the following, you are eligible to attend a Riverside Community College District college.

You have a high school diploma or equivalent
You are 18 years old and can benefit from instruction

How Do You Apply?

Complete a free online application for admission by the deadlione date for each term.

We process your online application within 48-72 hours (weekends and holidays excluded) and send you a welcome email to the email you provided on your application with next steps.

If you are a first time college student, you will need to complete assessment, orientation and counseling at your RCCD home college before you can register for classes.If you are a transfer student be sure to send transcripts from your other college(s)you have attended to your RCCD home college, only if you want classes you have already taken to possibly count towards meeting course prerequisites. The necessary Prerequisite Validation Request form may be obtained from the Counseling department at your home college.

RCCD colleges:

 

Moreno Valley College Attn: Admissions & Records 16130 Lasselle Street Moreno Valley CA 92551-2045
Norco College Attn: Admissions & Records 2001 Third Street Norco, CA 92860-2600
Riverside City College Attn: Admissions & Records 4800 Magnolia Ave Riverside CA 92506