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| School name | County served | Campus locations | Founded | Enrollment | Male | Female | References | Main Campus view |
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| Atlantic Cape Community College | Atlantic Cape May |
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| Bergen Community College | Bergen | Paramus, Hackensack, Lyndhurst, East Rutherford |
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| Brookdale Community College | Monmouth | Lincroft |
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| Burlington County College | Burlington | Pemberton and Mount Laurel |
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| Camden County College | Camden | Blackwood, Camden and Cherry Hill Township |
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| County College of Morris | Morris | Randolph |
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| Cumberland County College | Cumberland | Vineland |
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| Essex County College | Essex | Newark and West Caldwell |
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| Gloucester County College | Gloucester | Sewell |
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| Hudson County Community College | Hudson | Jersey City and North Husdson |
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| Mercer County Community College | Mercer | West Windsor Township, Trenton |
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| Middlesex County College | Middlesex | Edison and New Brunswick and Perth Amboy |
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| Ocean County College | Ocean | Toms River |
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| Passaic County Community College | Passaic | Passaic, Paterson, Wanaque and Wayne |
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| Raritan Valley Community College | Hunterdon Somerset |
North Branch |
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| Salem Community College | Salem | Carneys Point Township |
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| Sussex County Community College | Sussex | Newton |
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| Union County College | Union | Cranford, Elizabeth and Plainfield |
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| Warren County Community College | Warren | Washington |
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