Returning Student Advising
Welcome back to Bucks! If you already earned credits at Bucks and are resuming studies with us after more than one year of absence, please start by reactivating your application for admission. You will receive an e-mail confirming your reactivation once complete.
Returning to Bucks
Next Steps
After Re-activating your application and gaining access to your Bucks Student Account, we recommend scheduling a returning student advising session to make a plan for your return.
Returning Student Appointment
Microsoft Teams
Scheduled Virtual Appointments with your advisor will be conducted one-on-one through Microsoft Teams.
Google Chrome
We recommend using Google Chrome for your Microsoft Teams meetings.
Joining Teams Meeting
Watch the Microsoft Teams tutorial for a step-by-step guide on how to join your meeting.
What kind of student are you?
New
New Students who have applied to Bucks, please follow these steps to begin your Bucks experience.
Current
Students who took a credit class at Bucks recently (within the past year).
Returning
Students who previously took a credit class at Bucks and are returning after a break (one year or longer).
Guest & Non-Degree
Students who wish to transfer Bucks courses to their primary institution should be advised by their own college or university.
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Studio Arts
Students in the following majors must contact Susan Cafiero directly to schedule advising: Cinema Video Production, Fine Arts, Fine Woodworking, Graphic Design, Music, Multimedia & Digital Arts, and Photography.
susan.cafiero@bucks.edu (215) 968-8088
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Paralegal
Students pursuing a Paralegal degree or certificate should contact the coordinator of that program, Prof. Brenda Seibert, for advising.
brenda.seibert@bucks.edu (215) 968-8277
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Culinary Arts
Students pursuing a degree or certificate in the Culinary Arts should contact the coordinator of that program, Chef John Angeline, for advising.
john.angeline@bucks.edu (215) 504-8541
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Fire Science
Students pursuing a degree or certificate in Fire Science should contact the director of that program, Rob Freese, for advising.
earl.freese@bucks.edu (215) 968-8190
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Historic Preservation
Students pursuing a certificate in Historic Preservation should contact the coordinator of that program, Prof. Matthew Metcalf, for advising.
matthew.metcalf@bucks.edu (215) 968-8286
Advising Home
Academic advising is a service that all students are encouraged* to use in planning their course work. Advising will be conducted remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
*Advising is required to register for Fall & Spring Classes