About BPC
History BPC
About BPC
BPC as Public Higher Education Institution
Bulacan Polytechnic College (BPC), formerly known as Bulacan Public Community College (BPCC), is a public higher education institution committed to providing accessible, quality, and industry-relevant education. Since its establishment in 1971, BPC has grown into a multi-campus college offering a wide range of degree and diploma programs that equip students with the knowledge, skills, and values needed for academic success, professional excellence, and community development.
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BPC Timeline
A journey through the significant milestones and achievements that define the history and growth of Bulacan Polytechnic College.
1971–1972
Foundation
Bulacan Polytechnic College was established as a vocational-secretarial school under the Department of Education. It initially offered a two-year Junior Secretarial course and General Education program.
1994
Curriculum Expansion
Basic Computer Literacy was introduced to meet the increasing demand for computer-related skills and address changing workforce needs.
1995
Campus Reconstruction
Following a devastating fire that destroyed the original building, the campus was rebuilt to continue serving its students.
Present
Continued Growth
Under the leadership of College President Mel-Oliver S. Balagtas, BPC has grown into a multi-campus institution with eight campuses across Bulacan, offering diverse degree and diploma programs.
2003
Program Development
BPC expanded its academic offerings by introducing ladderized programs in Industrial Technology and Hotel and Restaurant Services through a consortium with Bulacan State University.
1997
College Recognition
The institution was officially renamed Bulacan Polytechnic College (BPC) through Sangguniang Panlalawigan Resolution No. 97-550 and relocated its main campus to Bulihan, Malolos.
