At the Q&A Session, we will answer your questions! Be prepared to ask questions by learning about the program ahead of time – see the Action Items below.
At Discovery Day, typically held in October and March each year, you’ll learn about the program by attending a live presentation and will have a chance to ask questions then. You may still wish to learn more ahead of time by diving into the Action items!
Plan to attend Discovery Day at Bellevue College to learn more about Neurodiversity Navigators and many more opportunities at BC!
Or, learn more about the program via the action items below, and then attend a follow-up Q&A Session to get your questions answered!
Action Items – Prior to attending a Q&A session you will want to:
- Watch the program video
- Read over the Program Information page
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions page
- Write down or record any questions you have and bring them with you to the session
- Upcoming – October 2026
Q&A Sessions – 2nd Monday of each month – virtually from 4:15 -5 PM
- Q&A Sessions are over for this year!
If you’ve missed Q&A sessions for this year, please:
- Watch the program video
- Read over the Program Information page
- Read the Frequently Asked Questions page
- Email your questions to us at asn@bellevuecollege.edu
Please note that in order to be included in the program, you must:
- Learn about Neurodiversity Navigators by:
- Watching the Information Video,
- Reading over the Program Information page.
- Reading the Frequently Asked Questions page to find answers to many questions!
- Attend Discovery Day or a Q&A Session. If they are over for the year, get support from us another way.
- Complete our NSO/NSE process. Learn more on the Future Students page.
- Meet with us for an Application Meeting – you will receive a link for this at your NSE session after completing other steps mentioned on the Future Students page.
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Drop-In New Student Support: We’ve set aside time to help! Find drop-in support times. Still have questions or need help after attending a Discovery Day or a Q&A session? Be sure to watch the program video or read the program information page, and read the Frequently Asked Questions page. Then follow the steps on the Future Students page. If you need support, or have further questions, come to drop-in new student support for help! Find drop-in support times.
Note: We are unable to accommodate unscheduled drop-ins or provide individual information meetings.
- If you cannot attend Discovery Day or a Q&A session after watching the video and reading the information, please read the Frequently Asked Questions page, then email, text, or chat with us to ask questions.
- When you follow the steps on the Future Students page there will be an opportunity to meet with us individually to further discuss your interest in the Neurodiversity Navigators program.
Information Video
If you would like to explore attending Bellevue College and enrolling in the Neurodiversity Navigators program, please watch the video below, which explains what you will be doing in the program. You, the student, must watch the video so that you fully understand the program and what you will be doing in the program. After you’ve watched the video, bring your questions to a Q&A Session, or, if they are over for the year, be sure to follow the steps on the Next Steps for Future Students page and then get support from us another way if needed.
Neurodiversity Navigators Information Video (20 minutes)
If you’ve missed this year’s Q&A, ask for help!
Current Bellevue College Students
We can support you right now! Check out the Current Students page for resources available now and join the full cohort program starting each Summer.
Neurodiversity Navigators is separate from the Disability Resource Center, and has different deadlines. We encourage you to register with them as soon as possible! Students may register for accommodations with the Disability Resource Center all year.
Last Updated May 12, 2026
