Bucks County Community College

I enjoyed my time and Bucks and always felt like it was a safe school. It gave me the opportunity to receive an education for relatively cheap compared to most schools. The professors were always great and willing to help in any way. The education I received has helped me greatly in my current profession.

Bucks County Community College gave me the resources and abilities to aspire to where I want to be. A very special thank you to Dr. Sullivan who was always available and willing to help me whenever I needed it. He made learning and his classroom setting fun while challenging us to do our absolute best! Bucks County helped me get into Holy Family university's Fast Track accelerated BSN RN program. I owe a lot to Bucks county and the incredible staff they have. I highly recommend BCCC to everyone who talks about going to college.

Bucks County Community College gave me the opportunity to have small class sizes with lots of 1 on 1 attention with my professors. The professors care more than any other school I know of. The professors are always available and helped me with any kind of problems or questions I had. The classes can be rigorous and are not taken as a joke like some community colleges that I have heard of. Bucks has a high standard for their students and truly want you to be able to reach new heights and personal goals.

I started out not sure what I wanted to do. It was easy to discuss plans with an adviser and keep options open while taking basic courses. The nursing program, while difficult to get in to, has a great passing rate for the state boards. The program was intense and definitely worth it.

Bucks County Community College is a good college to go to figure out what you want to do with your life. The college has many transfer agreements with nearby 4 year schools, so you can go to the college for 2 years and then transfer to a different school. The classes are fine overall. You won't be getting the full "college experience" but if you want to save money, go to a community college like Bucks.

nice community college it has wonderful resources and dedicated staff! Multiple campuses and online classes to fit any students schedule. wonderful food weather you need a snack or a filling meal and plenty of healthy options. Helpful library staff whom help you find the books or resources you need to get through your semester.

Overall, it is a good school for those who are not ready for a big campus life. It is also a good school for those who are unsure about what career they would like to pursue. The professors care and are very knowledgeable, they will help you in any they can. I learn a lot from all of my courses.

Community: a group of people living in the same place or having a characteristic in common. (“Community.”) During my time at Bucks County Community College, it was easy to see just how much of a community it is on campus. Whether you see groups studying in the library or clubs meeting outside, people are always engaged with one another. The word community has never played a big part in my life until the last four months, where it has completely changed my outlook on life. I recently heard someone describe community as: being a part of a group that is closer than a friendship, which continuously encourages each other in the right direction, and prays for every victory and hardship no matter the size. Being a part of a community at Bucks has pushed me into becoming the best version of myself and has inspired me to encourage others to do the same. If I could describe Bucks County Community College in one word, it would be community. Bucks County Community College is one community I encourage everyone to be a part of.

Bucks County Community College is my first step in continuing a higher education, and my first choice in doing so. The reason for this is because of the educational opportunities it offers, along with a close commute, friendly students and staff, the plethora of transfer-school options, variety of course selection, the campus itself, and many other reasons. The Upper Bucks Campus is a relatively small community than other universities or colleges, therefore offering more personable relationships with educators and fellow students that will support and guide me in my studies. It is very important to me that I be in a more close-knit, but open environment where professors, advisors, counselors, and staff are professionally trained to equip me with the the knowledge and skills I need. Because the college is so close to where I live, it’s extremely convenient to commute. The short distance saves me money on gas, so that I will have more to spend on books and other educational needs. Also, each time I step on campus I am welcomed with a warm smile and an eagerness to tend to my specific needs. I appreciate the sense of community that Bucks has, and the way that I feel accepted there. It’s encouraging to know that I will be going to a school where I am not judged based on my disabilities or struggles with learning, but that I stand on a platform of support. One aspect of Bucks Community College that I find overwhelmingly helpful, is their transfer programs and agreements with other transfer colleges. Because of my desired degree, I will have to transfer to another college sophomore year. Things became so much clearer coming to Bucks, because I was immediately revealed to all of the opportunities of potential schools to transfer to. I am so grateful for the ease that this program has created for me; it has completely downsized the immense stress that I felt before knowing of it. Of course, the look of a college campus is inevitably a factor in deciding colleges, and looking at Upper Bucks, it wasn’t hard to decide how I felt. The glass panels surrounding the staircase, and the underground connection between the two buildings are so interesting to me. The look of the campus is very pleasing to the eye, but also easy to navigate. Each hallway has clear lettering of classroom numbers and directions, and students and staff in the buildings are always happy to give guidance. Finally, when I started the process of course selection, I was amazed by how many different selections Bucks offers. It was undoubtedly hard to pick just a few, because between the electives and required courses, I would've liked to pick them all. The vast list of different courses contains something for every unique individual coming to Bucks, leaving no one’s interests excluded. All of this being said after just completing one full year of college, I am so excited to discover what else is in store for the rest of my time at Bucks.

Overall I believe it is a good starting point for people unsure about what they want to do with their lives. I also wish that my adviser had been someone in my major, and not in sports. But everyone there is always willing to help whenever I had a question or needed help.

Bucks County community college is a wonderful school to start your college career. If you are looking to start college but not have a total culture shock this is a great place to start. Professors are great, campus is changing all the time for the betterment of our school, classes are normally a decent size of 25 or less. Definitely a great way to start college.

Bucks County Community College is a great way to start your new career I am Barry thankful to be accepted and I’m excited to start this fall semester! The campus is beautiful, easy to navigate and everyone is very nice, I enjoy the small classes and I feel safe everyone.

Bucks County Community College has a very pretty campus and there is a lot to do around it. It's located very close to Newtown and all its shopping and eateries. Besides that i'm not too fond of the school. There are some teachers that are fantastic and really want you to succeed and go above and beyond to help you. But there are more teachers who want to make it complicated for you and don't help out or answer questions.

It is a great school for everyone. It is a good starter for your career. It is also cheaper than other colleges. You get many opportunities and you can always transfer to a bigger college after two years. People are very nice and helpful. You can make many great friends. There is always something to do.

Ive been going to Bucks County Community College for a year and half and it really a great steeping stone. I started here at Bucks not knowing what I wanted to do, now I am moving on to a four year school. When I go on to the four year school I will have already don't all my general classes. Therefore I will not have as much debt as I would normally have. My overall opinion is that it is a great school and would highly recommend it.