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The College offers 47 undergraduate degree programs, along with 34 certificate and professional series programs that prepare students for transfer or entry into high-demand fields. Atlantic Cape is home to the renowned Academy of Culinary Arts, widely recognized as the top culinary school in New Jersey.

Atlantic Cape has been a regional leader in nursing education for more than fifty years. The College offers associate degree pathways in Nursing, Health Science, Radiologic Technology, Medical Laboratory Technician, and Respiratory Care, as well as an 18-month Practical Nursing Certificate. The PN Program provides a direct pathway into the LPN-to-RN bridge, and more than 3,000 nurses have graduated through these programs. The division is known for strong clinical preparation, high licensure pass rates, and top-tier performance statewide, including consistently strong NCLEX results and one of the highest-ranking Radiologic Technology programs in New Jersey.

Atlantic Cape is also expanding into cutting-edge fields through more than $1 million in National Science Foundation awards, including New Jersey’s first Drone Data Technician degree and new pathways in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The College partners with more than 25 four-year institutions to provide seamless transfer opportunities for students seeking bachelor’s degrees. 

Students engage in more than 30 clubs and organizations, including a student-run radio station and newspaper, as well as 10 NJCAA athletic teams that strengthen engagement and school pride across all campuses.

The College supports a wide range of learners, including first-generation students, adult learners, veterans, and students with disabilities. Through the Center for Accessibility, students with IEPs and 504 plans receive individualized accommodations, assistive technology, and case management. Academic support, financial aid, wraparound services, and the New Jersey Community College Opportunity Grant help reduce barriers to access and affordability. 

Atlantic Cape plays a significant role in regional workforce development. The College delivers short-term training and upskilling programs aligned with sector needs in aviation, hospitality, health care, technology, and emerging industries. Table games training, offered through Continuing Education, provides entry and refresher preparation for the region’s casino workforce. Customized employer partnerships and thousands of annual workforce learners demonstrate the College’s central role in supporting regional economic vitality. Dual enrollment and early college partnerships expand access for high school students and strengthen long-term enrollment pipelines.

Atlantic Cape also leads community-based initiatives that advance economic and social well-being. The College oversees the Atlantic City Inlet Neighborhood Revitalization effort, a resident-centered program focused on housing, safety, and economic opportunity in one of the city’s historic neighborhoods. In Cape May County, the College houses the bizHub, a small business resource center offering advising, workshops, and connections for entrepreneurs and established businesses across the county.The College’s three campuses reflect the region's diversity. The Mays Landing Campus sits on 541 wooded acres in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. The Atlantic City Campus offers direct access to the heart of a major tourism, hospitality, and gaming hub. The Cape May Court House Campus serves one of New Jersey’s most historic and visited coastal regions.

As Atlantic Cape enters its next chapter, the College remains focused on strengthening partnerships, expanding enrollment pathways, deepening community engagement, and investing in academic and workforce programs that meet the evolving needs of Southern New Jersey. The next president will join a dedicated faculty and staff, a committed Board of Trustees, and a region ready for an engaged, forward-thinking leader to guide Atlantic Cape into the future.