We provide services, resources, and college opportunities to enhance a student’s academic, cultural, social, and career development.
Student Accommodations
Purpose: Reasonable Accommodations for Reasons of Faith and Conscience: Students who will be absent from course activities due to reasons of faith or conscience may seek reasonable accommodations so that grades are not impacted.
Requests are expected to be made:
- using the online form, Request for Accommodation for reasons of faith or conscience,
- within the first two weeks of the course, and
- directed to the Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, B232
Relevant Policies:
SB 5166: Providing religious accommodations for postsecondary students, Bellevue responding policy is Policy 2950.
In the event you feel you are being discriminated against based on faith or conscious, you may report your concern. If you would like more information or explaination, please refer to the procedures outlined in the college’s Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation Policy (1440P).
The Disability Resource Center provides advocacy and classroom accommodations, including specialized materials, technology, and equipment for students with documented disabilities.
Student Services
Neurodiversity Navigators program provides advocacy, communication support, and cohort educational opportunities to all B.C. students who identify as autistic or neurodivergent.
The Early Learning Center provides affordable, quality childcare to children ages 3 months to 7 years, an on-site Head Start program with resources and classes for parents.
Disabled Students Navigating STEM (DSNS) B131
Our interfaith space is a visible symbol of our institution’s commitment to welcoming religious diversity, and provide support to diverse students. This space bring together students of diverse faiths and values the spiritual practices of our student population.
The Multicultural Services Program provides culturally-sensitive academic and support services to B.C. students. MCS services include: outreach, advising, counseling, cultural events planning, and curriculum & policy development.
The Title IX or Title 9, is an office that addresses gender-based discrimination and includes such behaviors as: sexual harassment, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, gender-identity and pregnancy. It also prohibits retaliation against anyone who makes or participates in a complaint.
TRiO provides academic and personal support for eligible students who are first-generation college students, students with low-income, or students with a documented disability. Services include tutoring, study skills, advocacy, laptop computer lending, activities and transfer assistance.
The Veterans Program is designed to assist military service members and their families with financial services, academic planning, college experiences, and career search.
Workforce Education is a program that helps eligible individuals to get skills needed to enter or re-enter the workforce. All training programs include: advising, career planning, connections to additional funding sources, assistance with Financial Aid, and related agencies. Workforce Education services include:
Student Resources
An open pantry that provides can and dry foods, hygiene products, and baked goods. It serves all students, faculty and staff on campus.
- Career Connections Center- provides information on interviewing, finding a job, resume writing and cover letter writing.
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- Food assistance – Bags of nonperishable food are available in our front lobby (B131).
- Free Personal Finance Workshops and 1:1 Financial Coaching (call 425-564-4054 for schedule).
- Energy assistance – Hopelink staff visit B131 once a month to help qualifying individuals apply for energy assistance programs, LIHEAP and PSE HELP; more information about the programs and eligibility can be found on Hopelink’s website.
Stop by for information to help navigate around campus. We’re staffed by students! We offer campus ID Cards,drop-in computer lab, limited free printing, lockers, and more. We can also help add funds to your campus printing account.
We are served by a number of bus lines running throughout the area, check the Bellevue College Bus and Bicycle Map.
- Scholarships – A site that is continually expanding a list of scholarships and featuring approaching deadlines, please return to the page periodically for updates.
- WASFA – A potential financial aid resource for students that is from Washington state.
College Opportunities
The Associated Student Government (ASG) represents your interest and serves within governing committees. These committees influence the direction of college projects and impact the lives of students.
Organizations expand your campus experience. The learning outside of the classroom engages cultural activities, volunteering, and social activities. If an organization doesn’t exist, you can create one.
Last Updated February 28, 2023
