Community & Visitors

We invite you to visit our beautiful campus and learn about our many programs, services, and student activities. Our programs encompass four-year bachelor's degrees, two-year associate degrees, and professional-technical certificates. Additionally, we offer classes and courses for the community. We look forward to welcoming you!

Landerholm Circle at Bellevue College

Main Campus

3000 Landerholm Circle SE
Bellevue, WA 98007
Phone: 425-564-1000

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Come Visit our Campus!

Bellevue College is a vibrant campus in the stunning Pacific Northwest, just eight miles east of Seattle. It offers students the perfect blend of a serene campus and a thriving city.

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Community Education

The Community Education unit of Bellevue College is a place to explore hobbies and interests. With an array of courses in art and design, personal enrichment, and world languages, Community Education is a premier option for residents of all ages including teens and retirees throughout the Puget Sound.

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Adult Literacy/ESL

We offer many classes to help you improve literacy skills, earn a GED® (high school equivalency) or learn English. Fee-based intensive English and non-credit community ESL classes are available for international students.

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Children & Parents

Discover opportunities for learning and fun in our parent education classes, kids camps, and Childcare Center.

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Tombolo Institute

In the heart of the Pacific Northwest tech hub, Tombolo Institute offers forward-looking professional training designed for today’s lifestyles and the future of work.

Stay in touch with what’s happening at BC

Bellevue College News

College Receives Conservation Grant | National Wildlife Federation

Bellevue College was among seven colleges and universities awarded grants ranging from $7,500 to $10,000 as part of the EcoLeaders® program funded by Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom’s College and University Grant Program. The grants will be used to conduct research, restore habitat and advance conservation education for threatened and endangered species within their communities.

Neurodiversity with Sara Sanders Gardner | Access Utah

Sara Sanders Gardner is the openly autistic designer and developer of Bellevue College's nationally recognized Neurodiversity Navigators program. As director of the program, they design curriculum, teach cohort classes, lead a team of staff, faculty, and peer mentors, and work to support disability inclusion and access across campus.

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Employers and Businesses

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Career Assistance