Virtual/Remote and on-campus hours are Mon-Thur 8AM-5PM and Friday Virtual/Remote Only 8AM-12PM. If coming to the office on-campus, we recommend you call (425-564-2498) or email (DRC@bellevuecollege.edu) because of reduced staffing.
Masks are still required in the DRC even while optional on campus. Please put on a mask before entering the office.
Students, if you are experiencing difficulties with courses due to being diagnosed with COVID or are experiencing mental health concerns because of the pandemic or racial inequities, the DRC can support you! Please fill out our MyDRC Access Form and we’ll be in touch to schedule a meeting to discuss accommodation options.
About Scholarships The BC Foundation Scholarship is a scholarship program funded by individuals, foundations, Bellevue College departments, or businesses to provide college scholarships to incoming and current BC students who will be enrolling at BC. The BC Foundation Scholarship can be customized around a general set of requirements requested by the donor. Scholarships awarded will ...more about BC Foundation Scholarships
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) provides academic accommodations to students with a barrier related to a disability or health condition. We work directly with faculty to ensure accommodations are implemented in the classroom and provide some accommodations directly to the student. The DRC also provides education and training on disability, accommodations, and accessibility. We provide a wide variety of accommodation services for disabled students, and we work to educate the community and foster inclusiveness.
Students who are interested in disability accommodations should visit our Getting Started with the DRC page for a detailed overview of how to become registered with the DRC and receive accommodations. Please fill out the Access Form to start our disability accommodation process
Confidentiality: Information regarding your disability is protected—no information about using DRC services will not be shared with other colleges or universities and is not connected to your transcript. Your disability information is not shared outside of the DRC without an educational need to know, per the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA).
Our office supports students in all High School Programs including Running Start. Please note IEP/504 accommodations are not automatically transferred to college; you must complete our registration process. College accommodations are different from high school alterations. We recommend you review our page on accommodation differences from secondary school to higher education to be prepared.
