On Campus Hours: Monday through Thursday 8:30-5 PM
To reach us virtually Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, you can email, text, or chat with us on Teams.
For our students’ privacy, we are not open to the public. A virtual tour is available online.
Properly worn KF94, KN95, or N95 masks are still required in our space.
When I first considered that I’d be going to college I was a little nervous, but seeing the Navigators program videos made me feel reassured that I could easily make my way into college and continue on from there.
Incoming First Year Student
As an educational program of the Center for Career Connections as part of the R.I.S.E. Learning Institute, the Navigators program offers educational opportunities along with individualized advocacy for Bellevue College students who identify as needing this support.
We provide services for all students at Bellevue College who would like this support, which means that even if you are not yet part of the full cohort program, we are here for you! See the All Students at BC page for more information.
To enroll in the full program, you must first meet the College admission requirements and then follow the steps on the Future Students page by the deadlines listed, including filling out an application form and meeting with us individually to discuss your interest in the program.
See Future Student page for full details
Our mission is to provide educational opportunities to increase self-knowledge in the areas of executive functioning, self-regulation, social interaction, self-advocacy, and career preparation, along with advocacy for students; and to actively promote a campus and community environment of community care and understanding for students, faculty and staff.
Note: Program Entry is Summer only. Currently enrolled students please see our Current Student page for available supports. Incoming students and currently enrolled students wishing to join the full program, we look forward to seeing you at our Q&A Sessions starting in January 2025!
For more information, see Program Information and view the video on our Information Session page. Please note that we are unable to provide individual meetings outside of our process due to limited staff availability.
The Navigators program provides services separate from the Disability Resource Center (DRC). Students are encouraged to contact the DRC and may register with them for accommodations at any time during the year.
