BCC's Medical Coding Program Approved by the PCAP Council
The PCAP approval identifies coding education programs that have been evaluated by a peer review process against national minimum standards for entry-level coding professionals. Read more!
BCC Sees Significant Increase in Enrolled Students
BCC reports an increase in students from 1,367 in 2022 to 1,601 in 2023, representing an increase of 17.1% -- the largest percent increase in students since the institution started tracking this metric in 1991.
Learn How to Attend BCC for Free with MassReconnect
Berkshire County residents: If you're at least 25 and don't have a college degree, attend an Info Session. You could attend BCC for free!
Spring 2024 Registration Going on Now
Falcons, registration for spring 2024 is happening now — meet with your advisor to get the classes you need!
BCC Announces New Staff, Promotions, Title Changes
BCC announces the addition of five full-time faculty/staff members, two promotions and two title changes. Congratulations!
Students, Don't Miss Candy, Board Games and Friends!
Candy, Board Games and Friends will be held Oct. 5, Nov. 2 and 30, and Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Connector. Enjoy board games and candy of all kinds! From KitKats and Bananagrams to Jenga and Swedish Fish to Connect 4 and Laffy Taffy, this is an opportunity to a make new friends, bring an old friend or play alone!
BCC Expresses Gratitude Over Passage of State Budget
Higher education in the Commonwealth has been given a boost with the passage of the state's $56.2 billion budget, which includes several programs designed to increase access to education for all residents
BCC Announces New Staff, Promotion, Title Change
BCC announces the addition of eight new staff members, a promotion and a title change. Congratulations!
BCC Signs Articulation Agreement with William James College
BCC announces the signature of an articulation agreement with William James College (WJC) in Newton, Massachusetts, allowing BCC students to transfer seamlessly to WJC.
BCC Joins Governor to Launch Free Community College Program
Each community college in Commonwealth to receive for $100K for implementation of program that will help meet workforce needs, address economic skills gap and offer transformative chance for Massachusetts adults to earn a degree.