Georgian Court University’s Lakewood campus will continue to operate virtually on Tuesday, February 24, 2026. All university offices, including the library, will operate virtually. Classes will continue online to the extent possible. Students should consult Blackboard Learn for specific course information.

All student vehicles must remain in the designated parking area in Lot A. Please refer to the signs posted in the residence halls for additional details.

For in-person classes not held on the Lakewood campus, GCU classes will follow the closure or cancellation decisions of the host location.

Nursing faculty should contact Dean Wurmser regarding clinical attendance.

Raymond Hall Dining Room will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.The Café will be closed.

The Fitness Center will operate under normal hours.

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Georgian Court Welcomes Marygrove College’s Adult Online Students

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Georgian Court University is the new academic home for the working adult online students from Marygrove College in Michigan, beginning October 2017.

The fully online bachelor’s degree program is offered through Vcamp360, GCU’s new online learning partner, and is another example of how Georgian Court is meeting the needs of non-traditional college students, including adult online students.

GCU President Joseph R. Marbach, Ph.D., explains, “Over the past year, Georgian Court University has seen a large growth in university partnerships. Now, our latest online learning model, Vcamp360, will help us to continue to grow to new heights and offer students another avenue of quality, higher education.”

Adult Online Students Get Quality Instruction, Rich Academic Experiences

Over the last 12 months, GCU has expanded partnership agreements with Brookdale Community College, Cumberland County College, Mercer Community College, and a range of public and private high schools. Georgian Court’s program offerings include a mix of in-person and virtual courses, but increasingly, students are eager to take online classes.

Georgian Court University Dean of Admissions Justin G. Roy adds, “We are truly happy that these online adult students will be studying at Georgian Court University. Even though they are not physically on our Lakewood campus or at either of our two satellite locations in New Jersey (GCU@Hazlet and GCU@Cumberland), they can enjoy the same benefits that these students get—such as experienced, caring faculty and career services for life.”

To enroll or for more program information, please call 1-888-214-3889.

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About Georgian Court University

Georgian Court University is a leading regional university that provides a transformative education, preparing students for ethical leadership and service in the Catholic Mercy tradition. Founded in 1908 and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, the university has a historic special concern for women. In 2026, Newsweek named Georgian Court one of the top 50 colleges for women nationally in its inaugural America’s Best Colleges for Women rankings. The university is Central and South Jersey’s only Catholic university and offers a strong liberal arts core.

As a forward-thinking university that supports diversity and academic excellence, Georgian Court empowers more than 1,800 students of all faiths and backgrounds in 30+ undergraduate majors and 25+ graduate programs. The GCU Lions compete in 16 NCAA Division II sports in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC). GCU has been named to Phi Theta Kappa’s Transfer Honor Roll for eight consecutive years, recognizing it as one of the most transfer-friendly institutions in the nation. High student retention and graduation rates make GCU a Top Performer on Social Mobility on U.S. News & World Report’s rankings, and in 2024, GCU was named one of the best Online Master’s Colleges in New Jersey.

The main campus is in Lakewood, New Jersey, on the picturesque former George Jay Gould estate, a National Historic Landmark. Georgian Court, which is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, also serves students through its Center for Professional Studies, and at other locations, including GCU at Brookdale, and through multiple online degree and certificate programs.