2019 Women's Entrepreneurship Summit
Oct 18 | 8a - 3:30p | Newtown Campus
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Spring 2020
Accelerated classes begin March 23 &
Summer course registration is now open!
Parent & Guardian Info Night - Feb 25
Workforce Development
Free pre-apprenticeship training in Metalwork starting soon! Info sessions 2/25 or 3/5. 1-3pm.
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- Catch ‘Bucks County Artists: A Cross Section’ Through March 11
Bucks has classes for everyone.
Check out the non-credit options we offer for continuing education and career development.
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Discover Bucks
Take a virtual tour of our campuses in Newtown, Bristol & Perkasie
Glide through the halls of historic Tyler Hall or take a gander inside our state-of-the-art Science Center. Explore our three locations and get a feel for life on campus, all from the comfort of your own home! If you like what you see, we invite you to schedule a tour and explore Bucks firsthand.
Summer has never been so fun.
Bucks offers a variety of specialized week-long summer camps at our Newtown campus.
I think it was a mixture of the fact that the professors were so great, and that I was so young and willing to learn. I definitely walked away with a lot of knowledge and felt extremely prepared for when I went elsewhere.
-Dan Horn '08
Everybody just gathered and talked openly with one of the marketing professors about which direction we wanted to go and that was actually really beneficial.
-Ed Barbetto '12
At 25, I found myself suddenly divorced and having to figure out what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. I thought, ‘I’m never going to be able to do this,’ but then I heard that Bucks had a culinary arts program.
-Sharon Spatucci '02
Bucks was a great starting point; convenient in terms of location and resources. The professors were very available and knew who I was. Classes were small to medium sized, so I was not just a face in the crowd.
-Stefani Johnson '17