Middle Bucks Institute of Technology faces capacity questions as families consider its next admissions cycle in Jamison.
The school received 682 applications in its previous cycle and is developing a six-year plan, first reported by the Bucks County Herald. Centennial School Board representative Flemming Godiksen described incoming classes outpacing departures.
Applications and open house
MBIT’s official admissions page lists Nov. 1 as the opening of applications for the 2027-28 school year. That differs from the Herald’s account, which said applications would open at the school’s open house.
The school confirms that the open house is Thursday, Nov. 12. The Herald lists its hours as 6 to 8 p.m.
Applications received after Jan. 1, 2027, will enter a waitlist pool, according to MBIT. The school says those applicants will be considered when openings remain in their preferred programs.
Students can shadow a program during the application window. MBIT says students may do so after applying and can request a change to their program choices by contacting the admissions team.
Programs and next steps
MBIT offers 21 career and technical education programs, according to its 2027-28 Program of Studies announcement. The guide describes courses, career pathways and opportunities to earn industry credentials.
The school says academic records will be requested and reviewed as part of admissions. Determination letters will be mailed to applicants’ homes.
MBIT is at 2740 York Road in Jamison. Families with questions can call 215-343-2480 or email [email protected].
