Without regard to sex, race, age, religion or socio-economic status, the school offers the benefits of its instructional programs to those willing to attempt its rigorous curriculum. The school offers a comprehensive program, educating its students to work as Hairdressers, Estheticians, Electrologists and Nail Technicians. These programs require an understanding of both the "art" and the "science" of beauty culture, and demand a highly qualified faculty with broad knowledge and experience. The desire for faculty of the highest quality is in keeping with the school's philosophy of striving for excellence in the level of its graduates. Bucks County School of Beauty Culture takes an interest in the whole person and makes every effort to ensure that capable students can attend and progress.

Admission
BCSBC does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, age, ethnic origin, religion, color or socio-economic status. Students must be at least 16 years of age and have a diploma from secondary school, an equivalent (GED).
The Bucks County School of Beauty Culture does not actively solicit students currently enrolled in another school. This school formats its structured programs on the basis of teaching the job skills necessary to become a profitable professional and does not have earning clock hours or licensing, as it’s ultimate goal. The school will conduct a suitability interview and explain the options students have by attending here. Candidates are encouraged to take advantage of the job skill courses that are available, thereby participating in a structured environment. In addition, a candidate must have their earned hours transferred from their previous school on the forms and in the manner appropriate to the Pennsylvania State Board of Cosmetology. Students are treated like a new student with respect to charges for any courses or hours remaining after transfer. Candidates will also be responsible for having a doctor sign the "Application for Enrollment".

Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Department is available to provide students with information and financial advising. You may make an appointment for a Free Financial Aid/Resource advising session when you visit the school for your Tour. The institution participates in several financial aid programs. Tuition may be paid to the school through the In-House Payment Program, through the no-interest HES Installment Payment Plan (IPP), and with the assistance of PHEAA reduced-interest rate loans. Besides, students may qualify for Hope Scholarships, Pell Grants, or Stafford Loans; and families may assist with PLUS Parental Loans.