In-person for face-to-face interaction
Hybrid for a mix of classroom and online convenience
Fully online for ultimate flexibility
Accelerated courses to finish faster
Flexible Learning
Life doesn't fit into a one-size-fits-all schedule — and neither should your classes. With flexible learning options, you choose what works best for you:
All courses at BCC use our online learning platform to some degree. No matter your lifestyle, we've got a format that fits. Take control of your learning and build a schedule that works for you!
Online Learning
Each term BCC offers a number of hybrid and fully online courses across our Programs of Study.
Hybrid courses have required on-campus, in-person classes at specific times. Additionally, students complete half of the course through the online learning platform. To search for hybrid classes at BCC, visit courses and course sections , select a term and search. Filter the results by choosing "Hybrid" in the Instruction Type filter.
Fully online courses have no on-campus component and no set meeting times. Students complete all coursework in the online learning platform at times that work with their schedule, meeting specific deadlines, interacting with their classmates, and receiving instructor feedback all online. To search online classes at BCC, visit courses and course sections , select a term and choose "online" in the location field.
BCC also offers completely online associate degrees and certificates in Business, Liberal Arts and Medical Coding. The Business and Liberal Arts programs support the MassTransfer program — allowing easy, seamless transfer from BCC to a four-year state school.
Online students can schedule advising, registration, and financial aid appointments remotely, eliminating the need to come to campus. To get started, email Admissions at onestop@berkshirecc.edu or set up a virtual meeting .
Is Online Learning for Me?
Taking classes online is convenient — but it's also different from traditional in-person learning. Make sure you're set up for success!
Our Online Learning Readiness Assessment is quick, easy, and gives you personalized feedback to help you thrive in a virtual classroom. Discover your strengths, boost your confidence, and start your online journey prepared and empowered.
Take the Online Learning Readiness Assessment
Tech Help
Struggling with Moodle or other online tools? The Digital Commons is your go-to resource for tech support. Whether you need help navigating your courses, uploading assignments, or troubleshooting issues, the Digital Commons team is here to make your online learning experience smooth and stress-free. Visit Tech Support for how-to's and articles answering many common questions.
Online Student Support
Online students enjoy the same support services as in-person students, including virtual counseling, coaching, access to the Writing Center, library resources, and tutoring services. Check out the Student Support Services page for more information.
Accelerated Courses
Life is busy — work, family, and personal commitments can make a traditional semester feel overwhelming. That's where Accelerated courses come in. These accelerated classes let you focus on fewer subjects at a time, helping you stay on track toward your degree without sacrificing flexibility. With a shorter timeline, you can dive deep into the material, finish faster, and keep momentum going — all while balancing your busy schedule. Perfect for students who want efficiency without compromising quality.
Accelerated courses are offered during the intersession and summer terms as well as 7-week courses during the fall and spring semesters.
To search for intersession and summer courses, visit courses and course sections and select "Intersession" or "Summer" as the Term. All courses during these terms are accelerated.
For 7-week courses, visit courses and course sections and select "Fall" or "Spring" as the Term. In the search results, look for Section Names ending with F or S. For example, ENG-101-F1 means the course is offered for the first seven weeks of the semester and ENG-102-S1 means the course is offered during the second seven weeks of the semester.
