The past year has brought about a unique set of challenges when it comes to the college decision process. With that in mind, Bucks County Community College invites parents and guardians to a “Parents Night In” from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, February 23. The online information session can guide crucial decisions about choosing an affordable college.

The free event takes place online using the Zoom videoconference tool. After registering for the event, those who log in will meet academic department deans, financial aid representatives, advising and transfer staff, as well as members of the Bucks Admissions team.

Director of Admissions Marlene Barlow recognizes that for many high school students and their families, these decisions are more difficult than in the past.

“A lot has changed in the past year, and we understand any uncertainty there may be surrounding the decision to attend college. Whether your child is already considering Bucks or they are planning to go to another college or university, this session is open to the entire community to support you as you weigh your options.” – Marlene Barlow, Director of Admissions

Bucks offers more than 80 programs of study in seven academic departments – Arts, Business & Innovation, Health Sciences, Kinesiology & Sport Studies, Language & Literature, STEM, and Social & Behavioral Sciences. Programs lead to either a two-year associate degree or shorter-term certificate.

“Considering the drastic changes many have faced this year amid a global health crisis, families might like to learn why Bucks is the best choice, where your student can stay close to home, but still go far,” added Barlow.

Tuition is currently $165 a credit for Bucks County residents, making it the most affordable option to begin your academic career. Credits transfer to most four-year colleges and universities.