Cranberry Center
BC3 has had a presence in the Cranberry Township area since the mid-1980s. Reaching out into one of the fastest growing communities in the country, the College has been able to provide educational opportunities to thousands of individuals.
Butler County residents, as well as those residents from participating counties, pay in-county tuition for these conveniently located classes. However, students from nonparticipating counties are welcome to enroll.
Directions To Cranberry Center
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Join the Cranberry Center Roadrunner Club
Get in shape and be rewarded!! Receive a free Roadrunner Club T-shirt, cap, or gym bag for every 100 miles you walk, run, or jog. Starts September 1, but you can sign up at any time.
For more information contact Laurie Keller 724-772-5520.
Start Community College Here
Students are welcome to begin the Butler County Community College process at the Cranberry Center. We provide admissions and financial aid information, placement testing, academic advising, career counseling, scheduling and registration right here in Cranberry.
The Center staff also provides cultural and sporting event trips, as well as workshops and seminars for students' academic and career enhancement. Students taking their classes at any off-campus site are welcome to participate in college student activities.
As a convenience, Point Park University uses this facility for bachelor's degree and master's degree completion opportunities. A student can potentially go from an associate's degree through a master's degree at the Cranberry Center.
Class Schedules
Fall 2008 Credit Schedule (pdf)
The Cranberry Center credit schedule provides 60 courses toward associate's degrees, certificates, and transfer to bachelor's degree institutions. The Graphic Design program is located here, where top-of-the-line computers are housed. In addition, students may obtain all their credits toward degrees in Business Administration, General Studies, Business Management, and Education programs. Semester and summer day and evening courses provide a wide variety for scheduling flexibility.
The non-credit opportunities at the Cranberry Center cover a wide range of computer classes, professional and personal improvement courses, professional seminars, and certificates of achievement. Over 50 classes and seminars are available each semester.
