Student ambassadors Jordan Rodriguez, left, and Jocelyn Repas prepare to lead prospective students on a tour of BC3's main campus in Butler Township Tuesday, Oct. 21. Submitted photo

Prospective students who attend an upcoming Butler County Community College Pioneer Night can explore programs, review opportunities and learn how credits transfer to four-year institutions.

Pioneer Night is scheduled for 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. April 8 at BC3 @ Cranberry, 250 Executive Drive, Cranberry Township; and from 5 to 8 p.m. April 15 at the main campus, 107 College Drive, Butler Township. The event is free.

The event will feature short presentations about the experience at BC3, including on the school’s graphic design program and the Shaffer School of Nursing at the Cranberry night. Student ambassadors will also lead tours of the facilities.

Guests can sign up to attend either event at bc3.edu/pioneer-night.

From left, students Shane Seagriff, Alexander Jack, Jaycob Jamison, Mary Fritz and Jordan Harper, take an electronically generated imaging course as part of BC3 @ Cranberry's digital audio and visual production associate degree career program on Tuesday, March 31. Submitted photo