Fall Open House To Showcase Bucks County Community College

NEWTOWN, PA — The Bucks County Community College will open up its doors on Saturday, Oct. 19 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for its annual fall open house.

Prospective students are invited to explore all the college has to offer, whether they are looking to start their collegiate journey, return to school, pursue an industrial or skilled trade, advance their careers, or take personal enrichment courses.

The event is free and open to the community. To register, click here.

“As Bucks County’s educational partner of choice, we are committed to serving the educational, cultural and workforce needs of our students, communities and employers,” said Dr. Patrick M. Jones, President & CEO of Bucks County Community College. “Whether you are graduating from high school, returning from military service, or have been in the workforce and looking for a change, I hope to see at the open house. Bucks is here to help you realize your educational and career goals.”

Open house attendees will learn about the college's more than 90 academic and career-ready programs, more than 125 transfer agreements with 56 colleges and universities, and student support services to foster student success.

Tyler Hall on the campus of the Bucks County Community College in Newtown. (Jeff Werner/Patch)

Representatives from admissions, financial aid, advising and transfer, workforce development, continuing education, and additional resources will be on hand to answer questions. Attendees will also discover a vibrant student life including athletics and more than 40 student clubs and organizations.

Prospective students and their guests will take a campus tour to experience Bucks County Community College firsthand, plus be able to attend several information sessions on topics including online learning, accessibility, workforce development, and virtual reality which will include a 3D printing demonstration.

Students and families can also learn how Bucks makes college education affordable and accessible. Thanks to the 2+2 savings afforded by the college's dual admission transfer partnerships, students who earn their associate degree at Bucks and seamlessly transfer to one of our most popular transfer schools save 17 to 33 percent on their bachelor’s degree. Plus, more than $600,000 in scholarships are available each year.

“We are looking forward to welcoming the community to our beautiful campus, allowing them to explore our modern facilities, and provide an opportunity to connect with our deans and distinguished faculty during their visit,” said Jody Seutter, vice president for enrollment management and vice provost.

To register for the open house, visit bucks.edu/openhouse. For questions, contact the Admissions Office. The campus is located at 275 Swamp Road, Newtown 18940