Bucks County Community College provides accessible, exemplary educational opportunities to a diverse community of learners across three campuses in Pennsylvania. With over 90 transfer and career-ready majors, the college serves students pursuing academic excellence, workforce development, and personal enrichment through both credit and continuing education programs.
Bucks County Community College provides a diverse community of learners with exemplary, accessible educational opportunities and the personal connections that foster success. The college engages students in learning experiences leading to academic excellence, empowers them with skills and credentials for employment, develops critical thinking and civic responsibility, and enriches the intellectual, cultural, and recreational life of the community.
Bucks County Community College operates three campuses in Newtown, Bristol, and Perkasie, Pennsylvania, plus online learning options. The college is ranked the #1 best value community college in Pennsylvania and maintains a 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio. It offers comprehensive student services including admissions, financial aid, academic advising, counseling, and career services, along with extensive campus facilities and cultural venues.
The college employs a large faculty and staff directory spanning hundreds of professionals across academic departments, student services, administration, and support functions. Faculty and staff are available through the college's directory system organized by last name and department.
Bucks County Community College offers 90+ majors and certificates across multiple areas: career development (CDL, esthetics, floral design, human resources, nonprofit management); fire and public safety training; healthcare programs (nursing, dental assistant, pharmacy technician, CPR/first aid); industrial and manufacturing trades (welding, HVAC, electrical, construction); information technology (cybersecurity, desktop support, software training); and personal enrichment courses in art, music, languages, ESL, and culinary arts. The college also provides free career training programs in metalwork, healthcare pre-apprenticeship, and industrial maintenance.
The college hosts diverse events including arts and culture exhibitions (such as "Visions of America" celebrating the nation's 250th anniversary), concerts, foundation events, book discussions, and performing arts at venues including the Zlock Performing Arts Center and Hicks Art Center Gallery. Additional calendars cover academic events, admissions, athletics, and performing arts, with community members invited to submit events.
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