First-Year Seminar at Bellevue College

First-Year Seminar Degree Requirement

First-Year Seminar (FYS) 101 is a 3-credit, quarter-long course that is designed to help students explore their strengths, identities, and long-term career and academic goals.

  • This course is a requirement for students who are seeking to complete the AAS-DTA, which is the Associate in Arts and Sciences – Direct Transfer Agreement.  This is the most common transfer degree from the college and is commonly chosen by students interested in studying social science (sociology, political science, economics, geography, psychology, anthropology, etc.), communications, art, and humanities (English, history, cultural and ethnic students).
For additional information about the First-Year seminar classes and all other alternatives visit General Education and Degree Requirements.

Featured Classes

First-Year Seminar offers a range of experiences to meet specific student learning goals, such as sections that specifically focus on Running Start students or sections for students who are interested in exploring STEM careers and majors. More information is available in the class schedule (bwlow) and on our FAQ page.

Full List of Classes Offered

FYS Helps Students with

Academic Success Skills and Campus Resources

Community Building and Networking

Personal Strengths and Lifelong Growth

Social, Financial, and Emotional Wellness

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Career Goals and Academic Pathways

And More…

Questions?
If you have any questions or if you’re not sure whether you need to take this course, please view the FAQ page or email the FYS chair at fyseminar@bellevuecollege.edu.

Website Manager: Jeremiah Allen