New Jersey County Colleges

List

School name	County served	Campus locations	Founded	Enrollment	Male	Female
Atlantic Cape Community College	Atlantic Cape May	Mays Landing, Cape May County Campus	1964	6,922	38%	62%
Bergen Community College	Bergen	Paramus, Hackensack, Lyndhurst, East Rutherford	1965	15,057	47%	53%
Brookdale Community College	Monmouth	Lincroft	1967	14,025	44%	56%
Burlington County College	Burlington	Pemberton and Mount Laurel	1966	8,432	41%	59%
Camden County College	Camden	Blackwood, Camden and Cherry Hill Township	1967	14,741	38%	62%
County College of Morris	Morris	Randolph	1968	14,741	38%	62%
Cumberland County College	Cumberland	Vineland	1966	3,527	35%	65%
Essex County College	Essex	Newark and West Caldwell	1966	10,995	39%	61%
Gloucester County College	Gloucester	Sewell	1966	6,169	43%	57%
Hudson County Community College	Hudson	Jersey City and North Husdson	1974	9,414	37%	63%
Mercer County Community College	Mercer	West Windsor Township, Trenton	1966	9,094	43%	57%
Middlesex County College	Middlesex	Edison and New Brunswick and Perth Amboy	1966	12,097	46%	54%
Ocean County College	Ocean	Toms River	1964	9,351	42%	58%
Passaic County Community College	Passaic	Passaic, Paterson, Wanaque and Wayne	1971	7,493	37%	63%
Raritan Valley Community College	Hunterdon Somerset	North Branch	1965	6,629	44%	56%
Salem Community College	Salem	Carneys Point Township	1958	1,303	32%	68%
Sussex County Community College	Sussex	Newton	1981	3,732	44%	56%
Union County College	Union	Cranford, Elizabeth and Plainfield	1933	12,774	36%	64%
Warren County Community College	Warren	Washington	1981	1,742	39%	61%

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