Bristol Community College

Welcome to Bristol Community College, a vibrant public institution dedicated to serving its community and empowering students to achieve their academic and career goals. Established in 1965 by the Massachusetts Board of Regional Community Colleges, BCC has grown significantly from its modest beginnings, originally operating from a leased space at 64 Durfee Street. This dynamic history saw the college expand dramatically, settling into its dedicated full campus at 774 Elsbree Street in the mid-1970s, a testament to its commitment to growth and providing comprehensive educational opportunities.

Today, Bristol Community College proudly serves 5,822 students, offering a diverse range of programs designed to prepare them for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. Under the leadership of President Sedgwick L. Harris, Ed.D., the college continues to foster an accessible and supportive learning environment.

Students at BCC benefit from a close-knit community college experience, where dedicated faculty and staff are committed to their success. Whether you're seeking to jumpstart your career, pursue a new passion, or lay the groundwork for further education, Bristol Community College stands as a cornerstone of accessible higher education in the region, building on a legacy of progress and student-focused learning.