Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education: Crime & Safety

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A Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education is a public school in Westampton, New Jersey with about 250 students and 70 employees.

Our Safety Report for this school is based on the US Department of Education 2023 public data sets for various categories of violent and non-violent crimes committed both on-campus and off-campus over the last three years.

Safety Evaluation

According to our analysis of the government data, Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education is a safe place to study. American School Search gives this school grade "A" on safety.

From our perception of the data, this campus experiences no significant crime problems.

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Criminal Offenses at Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education in 2020 - 2022

* Crime Chance is American School Search's subjective and approximate estimate for a student's chance of experiencing this crime during their study at Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education based on the present enrollment, past crime history, current crime trend, and an assumption that the school reports accurate numbers to the government. Safety Grade is American School Search's subjective evaluation of Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education campus safety based on the same criteria and assumption.

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If you have been discriminated or abused at Burlington County Institute of Technology Adult Education, or you believe that this college underreports campus crime statistics, then please consider filing a complaint with US Department of Education.

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