BPCC Sabine Valley
The Sabine Valley Campus is located in the heart of Toledo Bend Lake Country, in Many, Louisiana. Career and technical education programs at this location include: Business Office Administration, Electrician Technology, Medical Assistant, and Welding.
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Sabine Valley Campus Offerings
BPCC: Division of Business and Information Technology
BPCC: Division of Nursing and Allied Health
BPCC: Division of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
BPCC: Division of Workforce Solutions
BPCC Support Services
⭐ Sabine Valley Campus Offerings
Career and technical education programs include:
- Business Office Administration
- Electrician Technology
- Medical Assistant
- Welding
⭐ BPCC: Division of Business and Information Technology
The mission of the Division of Business and Information Technology is to provide a dynamic and innovative learning experience with educational pathways that align with industry partners’ needs. Through these in-demand pathways, BPCC graduates will build a requisite foundation that cultivates critical-thinking, problem-solving, and team collaboration in the workplace environment.
🩺 BPCC: Division of Nursing and Allied Health
The mission of the Division of Nursing and Allied Health is to provide quality educational opportunities in nursing and allied health through excellent classroom, laboratory, and clinical instruction, and to provide service to the citizens of Northwest Louisiana.
The Division of Nursing and Allied Health offers 28 programs: 11 associate degrees, 6 certificates of technical studies, 4 technical diplomas, and 8 career and technical certificates.
Clinical Program Admissions Requirements
Students may be admitted to the college based on the ability to benefit test; however, specific program accrediting and regulatory agencies may consider students without a Louisiana High School Equivalency or High School Diploma ineligible to apply for licensure or certification.
Admission to the clinical program component is restricted to students who have completed all qualification courses with a C or higher, minimum cumulative GPA of 2.000 (2.500 for PTA and RSTH), submit a completed program application packet by the published deadline, and meet all other specific program requirements. Additionally, BPCC must have received official copies of all transcripts from all colleges attended, prior to being considered for admission to a clinical program.
Admission to a program with a clinical program component is competitive and dependent upon availability of clinical sites, local employment statistics, and established faculty to student ratios. The Division of Nursing and Allied Health strives to administer the selection process fairly and consistently.
⭐ BPCC: Division of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
The mission of the Division of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics is to provide quality educational opportunities in four discipline areas.
In the area of technology, students will learn innovative techniques and upcoming trends in computer systems, programming, networking, and security. The discipline of engineering will provide students with a foundation to design and build solutions for the problems of tomorrow. In the concentration for mathematics, students will increase their quantitative understanding of concepts relevant to their area of study. Energy, construction, welding, and engineering technologies relate theoretical concepts to the actual production of goods and services using technologically advanced equipment and processes.
Some programs are offered at all BPCC campuses, while other are only offered at the Natchitoches campus or the Sabine Valley campus. To view the breakdown of the programs, visit th Division's website.
🗂 BPCC: Division of Workforce Solutions
The Division of Workforce Solutions is a community energized and prepared for workforce and personal development, growth, and opportunity. The mission of Workforce Solutions is to provide excellence and innovation in talent development to benefit individuals, employers, and citizens of our region by delivering customized, relevant education and training, offering high-stakes test services, and enhancing access to employability and opportunities for career advancement.
Workforce Solutions offers the following programs and services:
- Customized Training for Employers
- Incumbent Worker Training Program
- Non-Credit Courses
- BPCC Testing Center
- Certifications, License, and Exam Preparations
- Online Programs
- Program for Successful Employment (PSE)
⭐ BPCC Support Services
The mission of the Student Services Office is to maximize student success in achieving a well-rounded education. The Student Services Division coordinates its services with all the other divisions within the College to enhance the educational experiences of the students and to support the mission of Bossier Parish Community College.
Student Support Services offered under this office include:
- Career Center
- Cavalier Care Center, a one-stop shop for students experiencing food insecurity, housing insecurity and other barriers to success.
- Campus Counselor
-Veteran Educational Services
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