Student organizations at Bellevue College play a vital role in the student culture of BC and offer students the opportunity for leadership development and growth. Chartered Student Organizations provide students the means to connect with others who share similar interests/beliefs, as well as encourage inclusiveness and cooperation among groups and individuals, thereby enriching the collegiate experience.
Student groups can be officially recognized and listed by the College through the chartering process. Chartered Student Organizations overseen by ASG and the Office of Student Programs are open to all BC students: full-time and part-time. There is no cost to join a student organization. Honor Societies or groups operating as a local chapter to a national organization are the only exception, as their membership is invitation-only and may involve a cost to join the national organization.
- Anime
- BC Gaming
- Bellevue Indonesians
- Biology
- Black Student Union
- Brazilian Student Organization
- Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship
- Christian Student Association
- Climate Justice
- Collimator
- Communication
- Computer Science Student Advisory Board
- DECA
- DMA Student Organization
- DUTEC (Diagnostic Ultrasound Technology)
- Entrepreneurship and Personal Development
- First Nations
- Health Careers Club
- InfoSec Club
- International Student Association (ISA)
- Japanese Culture Exchange Club
- Jewish Student Union
- Latino Students of Bellevue College
- Latter-day Saint Student Association
- Literature Club
- Muslim Student Association
- Nursing Student Association
- Peer Health Educators
- Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
- Psychology
- Society of Healthcare Informaticists: Network and Educate – S.H.I.N.E.
- Stage Fright Student Drama
- STEM Student Association
- Tech Club
- Telos Student Organization (TSO)
- United Nations Association
- VR Club
- Women’s Self Defense
Last Updated March 8, 2021