Eastern @ BCC
BCC and Eastern Washington University (EWU) offer four bachelor's degree options on the BCC campus through Eastern @ BCC. Visit the information pages highlighted on this page for more information about specific offerings and requirements. You may also contact the EWU @ BCC Operations Manager, Greg Dempsey, Jr. by phone at (425) 564-5100 or by e-mail at greg.dempsey@mail.ewu.edu.
The EWU Interdisciplinary studies degree in social and behavioral sciences provides a strong foundation in social science theory and research for career preparation, advancement or entrance to graduate studies. Students who have already earned an associate degree may complete the bachelor's in two years by taking some summer classes or receiving credit for prior learning experience.
Students first complete a BCC Associate in Arts and Sciences Direct Transfer Degree (AAS-DTA) or an Associate of Business (AB-DTA/MRP) including coursework covering eight of Eastern’s business program requirements. Then they complete 90 credits of EWU courses on the BCC campus to earn the bachelor’s degree.
The interdisciplinary Children’s Studies major with an Early Childhood focus plus other EWU requirements (minor, culture and diversity courses, and international studies course) completes a EWU four-year bachelor’s degree that is offered on the Bellevue Community College campus. Students first complete or concurrently enroll in an Associate in Arts and Sciences Direct Transfer Degree (AAS-DTA) or an Associate in Applied Science – T degree in Early Childhood Education at Bellevue Community College or equivalent institution.
The curriculum of the EWU major focuses on the developmental, learning and social issues of children, preparing students for professional opportunities working in programs for young children. In addition, this degree can be used as an Early Childhood Education endorsement if an elementary education teacher’s certificate is earned in the future.
Eastern @ Bellevue Community College is proud to announce the addition of our new psychology program (pending HEC board approval). Psychology is the science of human behavior and experience and seeks to provide answers to some of the most interesting—and difficult—questions humankind has asked. Psychology is one of the most versatile degrees offered. A bachelor's degree in psychology prepares students for a wide variety of career areas—many outside the specific field of psychology—including administrative jobs, business management and sales, education, public relations and public affairs research, and social services.
Students first complete an associate's degree in network support at BCC and then earn the additional 95-100 credits through classes at BCC. The EWU bachelor's degree is intended to prepare students to enter the workforce in the areas of network service, maintenance and support.
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