BCCC cited as top two-year institution for supporting transfer success

Dated: December 11 2023

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A recent U.S. Department of Education report highlighting the top two- and four-year colleges and universities supporting student transfer was released earlier this month. Bucks County Community College was cited as having the highest transfer-out rate (44%) of Title IV students among Pennsylvania community colleges. Title IV funding refers to federal financial aid, such as Federal Direct Student Loans and Federal Pell Grants. In addition, the Bucks County Community College and Temple University transfer partnership was recognized as having the best completion rate in the state. 
Source: The Advance of Bucks County; 11/26/2023

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