Welcome to the Becker College community. Whether you are a parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or friend of a Becker College student, you play a vital role in the educational success and transformational experience that students can achieve at Becker College.
The Office of Admissions serves you and offers some of the necessary resources to help ensure your student has a smooth transition into the College. Your encouragement, guidance, and support are crucial in helping your student develop the necessary skills for emerging into adulthood.
Becker College is focused on our core values of excellence, accountability, community and diversity, social responsibility, integrity, and creative expression. Here, students are challenged to become well-rounded and well-grounded individuals who strive toward reaching their greatest potential.
Please note: We do not receive or accept IEP or disability documentation materials at Becker until after a student is officially accepted, per ADA guidelines. At that point our disability services office will receive and review materials, as well as set up appointments to work with incoming students and families seeking student support services through the department.
Helpful links for parents and families:
Published on: July 9, 2020
The Becker College varsity esports team will compete in the Tespa Overwatch Collegiate National Championship playoffs that begin this weekend. Becker’s squad is one of only 64 to earn a seed in the playoffs, out of an original 612 teams that kicked off the competition during the fall season.
Published on: June 16, 2020
The Center for First-generation Student Success is pleased to announce the inaugural cohort of First Scholars® Network institutions. Becker College was selected to join the Network after demonstrating a commitment to advancing the outcomes of first-generation students.
Published on: June 11, 2020
Becker College student Corynn Cooper has been awarded a scholarship to attend and present a paper at the Association of Zoo Veterinary Technicians (AZVT) conference this fall. She is pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in veterinary science, with a concentration in veterinary technology.