Academics
Serving Salem County and the State of New Jersey, Salem Community College was founded in 1958 as the Salem County Technical Institute. In 1972 the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education granted approval to grant degree-awarding authority to the Technical Institute, and the name was officially changed to Salem Community College. Today this two-year public, community college is set on a main 11-acre campus in Carneys Point Township. Articulation agreements exist between Salem Community College and regional and national colleges and universities including Chestnut Hill College, Kaplan University, Savannah College of Art and Design, Wesley College, Wilmington University, and Strayer University.
At Salem Community College students may choose from associate