Live and learn at Bucks

There is so much happening at Bucks!

Think of Student Life as college involvement beyond the classroom.   

Getting involved at college is a great way to explore your interests, make new friends, test your leadership potential, network, and build a resume that is oozing job marketability.  Some of our programs are strictly for entertainment or recreation, while others are created by what is happening in our community or in the world.

New! PDF version of the 2009-2010 Student Planner

How to get involved in Student Life:

  • Join clubs & organizations or participate in events that help develop your leadership skills.
  • Let our Student Life Programs office help you find your passion, whether it's in service, social, or recreational pursuits. If you have an idea, we can help you turn it into a reality!
  • Open to all Bucks students on all of our campuses.
  • We have clubs and organizations of a wide variety!
    • social programs
    • academic honors
    • ethnicity
    • cultural heritage
    • professional interests
    • service-oriented volunteerism
    • religion
    • recreation
    • leadership and Student Government
    • music
    • literature
    • entrepreneurs
    • travel
    • environment
  • Student Life also means athletics!
    • Men's basketball
    • Women's basketball
    • Men's Soccer
    • Women's Soccer
    • Golf
    • Women's Volleyball
    • Tennis
    • Equestrian
    • Baseball

 

Dates & Deadlines
Mar
23
College Planning Night
Open Forum on Admission & Transfer
Mar
29
Reading and Writing Women
A Celebration of Women and Words
Apr
5
April Modular Classes Begin
Register NOW!
Apr
13
Course Withdrawal Period Ends
No withdrawals after this date
Apr
17
"Seussical" - Gateway Auditorium
The Cat in the Hat is host and emcee
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Fast Facts

More than 10,000 students
in academic credit courses in Fall 2009
Typical class size: 18 - 25 students

38 student-run clubs and organizations, each with community outreach
7 intercollegiate sports plus intramural teams and activities

Approximately 26% of students
receive some form of aid
More than $7.4 million in aid awarded