Want to stay on track in your classes? Or get some support in organizing assignments or making a study plan? Can’t find what you’re looking for on the BC search engine? Need an answer to a question or help connecting to resources? Need a body double to get some work done?
What is body doubling? Body doubling is a technique used to improve focus and productivity. It involves having someone else physically present while you work, even if they’re doing their own tasks. This can help reduce distractions and help you stay on track with your work.
Need something else? Stop by to ask, either on campus or online! We are here to set you up: see available times below.
Drop-In with Peer Mentors
Accessible Word document of Spring Quarter 2024 Peer Mentor Drop-Ins [Word doc]
Note: all on-campus drop-ins are also virtual – use the virtual drop-in link to connect!
Whether you are part of Neurodiversity Navigators cohort program or not, Peer Mentors are here to help! You can come every week at the same time, or, stop by when you need to.
On-campus at the Neurodiversity Center (B131) and Online via Microsoft Teams. See schedule above.
Get support with:
- Staying on track in class
- Communicating with instructors
- Organizing and understanding assignments
- Study preparation, tips, tools, and more
- Accessing campus resources, such as Advising, Counseling, Disability Services, Registration, Tutoring, and more
- Using the Weekly Handouts, including Agendas
- Get assignments done with a body double
- Other support that you need!
Just Have a Quick Question?
Ask a Peer Mentor: Staff and peer mentors are available online to answer your questions. You can ask things like:
- “How do I find a tutor for Math?”
- “I can’t find my instructor’s office hours!”
- “When is the deadline to drop a class without a ‘W’ on my transcript?”
- “What’s my instructor’s email address?”
- “I don’t know how to find what textbooks I need for my class.”
- “Can you help me make an appointment to talk with someone at the DRC?”
And more! Click below to chat M-F from 8 AM – 5 PM
Other ways to reach us
Email, text, or chat with us any time! We will respond as soon as possible, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Email us at asn@bellevuecollege.edu.
Text Us at (833) 227-4551
Student Success Coaching
From the Student Success & Retention Office, the goal of the Student Success Coaching program is to provide personalized support and strategies in the following five skill areas:
- Time management
- Motivation/goal setting
- Wellness/managing being overwhelmed
- Study strategies
- Navigating Bellevue College (help with Canvas, ctcLink, etc.)
Go to the Student Success Coaching page to learn more and book a 30-minute appointment.
Physical Spaces on Campus
Neurodiversity Center; B131: Main lounge area, plenty of comfortable seating, collaborative area, and individual study areas, Back Area Study Carrels, laptops available to use in the building, peer mentors usually available for support.
Library Media Center; D Building: Individual computers, copying & printing, group study rooms, quiet space upstairs. Check for current hours.
Computer Lab; D Building, D101: Individual computers, check for current hours
Computer Labs; N Building: Individual computers, printing (students start each quarter with $15 credit towards printing), labs for DMA students, DRC Solo Lab (must be reserved through DRC). Check for current hours.
L Building Student Lounge: No computers, but some quiet spaces can be found both downstairs and upstairs. Check it out!
T Building: 2nd and 3rd floors. Lots of quiet space, tables, benches, brand-new! Bonus – coffee shop on first floor!
S Building: Much like the T Building, the S Building also is a newer building that has lots of quiet nooks to study on the 2nd and 3rd floors.
R Building: Explore this building – there are nooks and crannies everywhere! And, a coffee shop on the first floor! Quiet!
Last Updated April 3, 2024
