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Tuition and fee rates are set by the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges (SBCTC) which acts upon legislative authority. The following charts show the basic tuition for state-supported courses per credit per quarter for resident and non-resident. Additional fees are described below the tuition rates.
Tuition rates for the 2017-18 academic year have been determined and include a 2.2 percent legislative approved tuition increase.
2017-2018 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2017
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident (State-Support) | Non-Resident |
| 1 | 105.17 | 282.17 | 205.36 | 603.91 |
| 2 | 210.34 | 564.34 | 410.72 | 1207.82 |
| 3 | 315.51 | 846.51 | 616.08 | 1811.73 |
| 4 | 420.68 | 1128.68 | 821.44 | 2415.64 |
| 5 | 525.85 | 1410.85 | 1026.80 | 3019.55 |
| 6 | 631.02 | 1693.02 | 1232.16 | 3623.46 |
| 7 | 736.19 | 1975.19 | 1437.52 | 4227.37 |
| 8 | 841.36 | 2257.36 | 1642.88 | 4831.28 |
| 9 | 946.53 | 2539.53 | 1848.24 | 5435.19 |
| 10 | 1051.70 | 2821.70 | 2053.60 | 6039.10 |
| 11 | 1103.78 | 2880.98 | 2063.83 | 6050.05 |
| 12 | 1155.86 | 2940.26 | 2074.06 | 6061.00 |
| 13 | 1207.94 | 2999.54 | 2084.29 | 6071.95 |
| 14 | 1260.02 | 3058.82 | 2094.52 | 6082.90 |
| 15 | 1312.10 | 3118.10 | 2104.75 | 6093.85 |
| 16 | 1364.18 | 3177.38 | 2114.98 | 6104.80 |
| 17 | 1416.26 | 3236.66 | 2125.21 | 6115.75 |
| 18 | 1468.34 | 3295.94 | 2135.44 | 6126.70 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,468.34 for 18 cr + $94.36 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,295.94 for 18 cr + $271.36 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents pay $2135.44for 18 cr + $194.55 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $6,126.70 for 18 cr + $593.10 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $1.70 per credit fee ($17 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
E-learning Fee
A fee of $10.50 per credit, up to $52.50 (maximum) for a 5-credit online class pays for services, supports, infrastructure and software licensing.
E-learning Waiver
NON-RESIDENT students enrolled in only online classes may be eligible for a tuition reduction. For more information, call Enrollment Services at (425) 564-2222 or e-mail enrollment@bellevuecollege.edu and ask about the “e-Learning Waiver”.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Refunds are generally processed after the 3rd day of the quarter, but an expedited refund may be requested by filling out the online expedited refund request form (login required).
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)
2016-2017 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2016
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident (State-Support) | Non-Resident |
| 1 | 102.91 | 279.62 | 200.94 | 599.20 |
| 2 | 205.82 | 559.24 | 401.88 | 1,198.40 |
| 3 | 308.73 | 838.86 | 602.82 | 1,797.60 |
| 4 | 411.64 | 1,118.48 | 803.76 | 2,396.80 |
| 5 | 514.55 | 1,398.10 | 1,004.70 | 2,996.00 |
| 6 | 617.46 | 1,677.72 | 1,205.64 | 3,595.20 |
| 7 | 720.37 | 1,957.34 | 1,406.58 | 4,194.40 |
| 8 | 823.28 | 2,236.96 | 1,607.52 | 4,793.60 |
| 9 | 926.19 | 2,516.58 | 1,808.46 | 5,392.80 |
| 10 | 1,029.10 | 2,796.20 | 2,009.40 | 5,992.00 |
| 11 | 1,080.06 | 2,854.35 | 2,019.41 | 6,002.72 |
| 12 | 1,131.02 | 2,912.50 | 2,029.42 | 6,013.44 |
| 13 | 1,181.98 | 2,970.65 | 2,039.43 | 6,024.16 |
| 14 | 1,232.94 | 3,028.80 | 2,049.44 | 6,034.88 |
| 15 | 1,283.90 | 3,086.95 | 2,059.45 | 6,045.60 |
| 16 | 1,334.86 | 3,145.10 | 2,069.46 | 6,056.32 |
| 17 | 1,385.82 | 3,203.25 | 2,079.47 | 6,067.04 |
| 18 | 1,436.78 | 3,261.40 | 2,089.48 | 6,077.76 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,436.78 for 18 cr + $92.33 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,261.40 for 18 cr + $269.04 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents in State-support programs pay $2,089.48 for 18 cr + $190.36 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $6,077.76 for 18 cr + $588.62 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $1.70 per credit fee ($17 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
E-learning Fee
A fee of $10.50 per credit, up to $52.50 (maximum) for a 5-credit online class pays for services, supports, infrastructure and software licensing.
E-learning Waiver
NON-RESIDENT students enrolled in only online classes may be eligible for a tuition reduction. For more information, call Enrollment Services at (425) 564-2222 or e-mail enrollment@bellevuecollege.edu and ask about the “e-Learning Waiver”.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Refunds are generally processed after the 3rd day of the quarter, but an expedited refund may be requested by filling out the online expedited refund request form (login required).
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)
2015-2016 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2015
Tuition 2015-2016
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident / Non-Resident (Self-Support)* | Resident (State-Support)* | Non-Resident |
| 1 | $102.75 | $279.26 | $234.43 | $234.43 | $598.84 |
| 2 | $205.50 | $558.52 | $468.86 | $468.86 | $1,197.68 |
| 3 | $308.25 | $837.78 | $703.29 | $703.29 | $1796.52 |
| 4 | $411.00 | $1117.04 | $937.72 | $937.72 | $2395.36 |
| 5 | $513.75 | $1396.30 | $1172.15 | $1172.15 | $2994.20 |
| 6 | $616.50 | $1675.56 | $1406.58 | $1406.58 | $3593.04 |
| 7 | $719.25 | $1954.82 | $1641.01 | $1641.01 | $4191.88 |
| 8 | $822.00 | $2234.08 | $1875.44 | $1875.44 | $4790.72 |
| 9 | $924.75 | $2513.34 | $2109.87 | $2109.87 | $5389.56 |
| 10 | $1027.50 | $2792.60 | $2344.30 | $2344.30 | $5988.40 |
| 11 | $1078.40 | $2850.68 | $2578.73 | $2354.25 | $5999.05 |
| 12 | $1129.30 | $2908.76 | $2813.16 | $2364.20 | $6009.70 |
| 13 | $1180.20 | $2966.84 | $3047.59 | $2374.15 | $6020.35 |
| 14 | $1231.10 | $3024.92 | $3282.02 | $2384.10 | $6031.00 |
| 15 | $1282.00 | $3083.00 | $3516.45 | $2394.05 | $6041.65 |
| 16 | $1332.90 | $3141.08 | $3750.88 | $2404.00 | $6052.30 |
| 17 | $1383.80 | $3199.16 | $3985.31 | $2413.95 | $6062.95 |
| 18 | $1434.70 | $3257.24 | $4219.74 | $2423.90 | $6073.60 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,434.70 for 18 cr + $92.17 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,257.24 for 18 cr + $268.68 additional per credit beyond 18 | Self-Support Bachelor's degree students pay $4,219.74 for 18 cr + $234.43 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents in State-support programs pay $2,423.90 for 18 cr + $223.85 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $6,073.60 for 18 cr + $588.26 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
*Self-Support degrees currently include Healthcare Technology & Management, Information Systems & Technology, Interior Design, and Nursing. State-Support degrees currently include Radiation & Imaging Sciences.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $1.70 per credit fee ($17 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
E-learning Fee
A fee of $10.50 per credit, up to $52.50 (maximum) for a 5-credit online class pays for services, supports, infrastructure and software licensing.
E-learning Waiver
NON-RESIDENT students enrolled in only online classes may be eligible for a tuition reduction. For more information, call Enrollment Services at (425) 564-2222 or e-mail enrollment@bellevuecollege.edu and ask about the “e-Learning Waiver”.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)
2014-2015 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2014
Tuition rates for the 2014-2015 academic year are unchanged from the 2013-2014 academic year.
Tuition
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident / Non-Resident (Self-Support)* | Resident (State-Support)* | Non-Resident |
| 1 | $106.84 | $278.84 | $245.45 | $245.45 | $598.42 |
| 2 | $213.68 | $557.68 | $490.90 | $490.90 | $1,196.84 |
| 3 | $320.52 | $836.52 | $736.35 | $736.35 | $1795.26 |
| 4 | $427.36 | $1115.36 | $981.80 | $981.80 | $2393.68 |
| 5 | $534.20 | $1394.20 | $1227.25 | $1227.25 | $2992.10 |
| 6 | $641.04 | $1673.04 | $1472.70 | $1472.70 | $3590.52 |
| 7 | $747.88 | $1951.88 | $1718.15 | $1718.15 | $4188.94 |
| 8 | $854.72 | $2230.72 | $1963.60 | $1963.60 | $4787.36 |
| 9 | $961.56 | $2509.56 | $2209.05 | $2209.05 | $5385.78 |
| 10 | $1068.40 | $2788.40 | $2454.50 | $2454.50 | $5984.20 |
| 11 | $1121.39 | $2846.40 | $2699.95 | $2464.38 | $5994.77 |
| 12 | $1174.38 | $2904.40 | $2945.40 | $2474.26 | $6005.34 |
| 13 | $1227.37 | $2962.40 | $3190.85 | $2484.14 | $6015.91 |
| 14 | $1280.36 | $3020.40 | $3436.30 | $2494.02 | $6026.48 |
| 15 | $1333.35 | $3078.40 | $3681.75 | $2503.90 | $6037.05 |
| 16 | $1386.34 | $3136.40 | $3927.20 | $2513.78 | $6047.62 |
| 17 | $1439.33 | $3194.40 | $4172.65 | $2523.66 | $6058.19 |
| 18 | $1492.32 | $3252.40 | $4418.10 | $2533.54 | $6068.76 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,492.32 for 18 cr + $96.26 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,252.40 for 18 cr + $268.26 additional per credit beyond 18 | Self-Support Bachelor's degree students pay $4,418,10 for 18 cr + $245.45 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents in State-support programs pay $2,533.54 for 18 cr + $234.87 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $6,068.76 for 18 cr + $587.84 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
*Self-Support degrees currently include Healthcare Technology & Management, Information Systems & Technology, Interior Design, and Nursing. State-Support degrees currently include Radiation & Imaging Sciences.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $1.70 per credit fee ($17 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
E-learning Fee
Online courses have a fee which pays for hardware, software and licensing. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule next to each eLearning course.
E-learning Waiver
NON-RESIDENT students enrolled in only online classes may be eligible for a tuition reduction. For more information, call Enrollment Services at (425) 564-2222 or e-mail enrollment@bellevuecollege.edu and ask about the “e-Learning Waiver”.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)
2013-2014 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2013.
Tuition rates for the 2013-2014 academic year are unchanged from the 2012-2013 academic year.
Tuition
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident / Non-Resident (Self-Support)* | Resident (State-Support)* | Non-Resident |
| 1 | $106.84 | $278.84 | $245.45 | $245.45 | $598.42 |
| 2 | $213.68 | $557.68 | $490.90 | $490.90 | $1,196.84 |
| 3 | $320.52 | $836.52 | $736.35 | $736.35 | $1795.26 |
| 4 | $427.36 | $1115.36 | $981.80 | $981.80 | $2393.68 |
| 5 | $534.20 | $1394.20 | $1227.25 | $1227.25 | $2992.10 |
| 6 | $641.04 | $1673.04 | $1472.70 | $1472.70 | $3590.52 |
| 7 | $747.88 | $1951.88 | $1718.15 | $1718.15 | $4188.94 |
| 8 | $854.72 | $2230.72 | $1963.60 | $1963.60 | $4787.36 |
| 9 | $961.56 | $2509.56 | $2209.05 | $2209.05 | $5385.78 |
| 10 | $1068.40 | $2788.40 | $2454.50 | $2454.50 | $5984.20 |
| 11 | $1121.39 | $2846.40 | $2699.95 | $2464.38 | $5994.77 |
| 12 | $1174.38 | $2904.40 | $2945.40 | $2474.26 | $6005.34 |
| 13 | $1227.37 | $2962.40 | $3190.85 | $2484.14 | $6015.91 |
| 14 | $1280.36 | $3020.40 | $3436.30 | $2494.02 | $6026.48 |
| 15 | $1333.35 | $3078.40 | $3681.75 | $2503.90 | $6037.05 |
| 16 | $1386.34 | $3136.40 | $3927.20 | $2513.78 | $6047.62 |
| 17 | $1439.33 | $3194.40 | $4172.65 | $2523.66 | $6058.19 |
| 18 | $1492.32 | $3252.40 | $4418.10 | $2533.54 | $6068.76 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,492.32 for 18 cr + $96.26 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,252.40 for 18 cr + $268.26 additional per credit beyond 18 | Self-Support Bachelor's degree students pay $4,418,10 for 18 cr + $245.45 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents in State-support programs pay $2,533.54 for 18 cr + $234.87 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $6,068.76 for 18 cr + $587.84 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
*Self-Support degrees currently include Healthcare Technology & Management, Information Systems & Technology, Interior Design, and Nursing. State-Support degrees currently include Radiation & Imaging Sciences.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $1.70 per credit fee ($17 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
E-learning Fee
Online courses have a fee which pays for hardware, software and licensing. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule next to each eLearning course.
E-learning Waiver
NON-RESIDENT students enrolled in only online classes may be eligible for a tuition reduction. For more information, call Enrollment Services at (425) 564-2222 or e-mail enrollment@bellevuecollege.edu and ask about the “e-Learning Waiver”.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)
2012-2013 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2012. For summer quarter 2012 tuition & fees, please view the 2011-12 tuition and fees.
Tuition 2012-13
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident | Non-Resident |
| 1 | $106.84 | $278.84 | $245.45 | $598.42 |
| 2 | $213.68 | $557.68 | $490.90 | $1,196.84 |
| 3 | $320.52 | $836.52 | $736.35 | $1795.26 |
| 4 | $427.36 | $1115.36 | $981.80 | $2393.68 |
| 5 | $534.20 | $1394.20 | $1227.25 | $2992.10 |
| 6 | $641.04 | $1673.04 | $1472.70 | $3590.52 |
| 7 | $747.88 | $1951.88 | $1718.15 | $4188.94 |
| 8 | $854.72 | $2230.72 | $1963.60 | $4787.36 |
| 9 | $961.56 | $2509.56 | $2209.05 | $5385.78 |
| 10 | $1068.40 | $2788.40 | $2454.50 | $5984.20 |
| 11 | $1121.39 | $2846.40 | $2464.38 | $5994.77 |
| 12 | $1174.38 | $2904.40 | $2474.26 | $6005.34 |
| 13 | $1227.37 | $2962.40 | $2484.14 | $6015.91 |
| 14 | $1280.36 | $3020.40 | $2494.02 | $6026.48 |
| 15 | $1333.35 | $3078.40 | $2503.90 | $6037.05 |
| 16 | $1386.34 | $3136.40 | $2513.78 | $6047.62 |
| 17 | $1439.33 | $3194.40 | $2523.66 | $6058.19 |
| 18 | $1492.32 | $3252.40 | $2533.54 | $6068.76 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,492.32 for 18 cr + $96.26 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,252.40 for 18 cr + $268.26 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents pay $2,533.54 for 18 cr + $234.87 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $6,068.76 for 18 cr + $587.84 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $1.70 per credit fee ($17 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Late registration fee
Students who register after the tenth day of the quarter must use a special permit-to-enroll form and will be assessed a $144.00 late registration fee for each course, in addition to the tuition and fees.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
eLearning Fee
Online courses have a fee which pays for hardware, software and licensing. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule next to each eLearning course.
eLearning Waiver
NON-RESIDENT students enrolled in only online classes may be eligible for a tuition reduction. For more information, call Enrollment Services at (425) 564-2222 or e-mail enrollment@bellevuecollege.edu and ask about the “eLearning Waiver”.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)
2011-2012 tuition and fees in effect as of fall quarter of 2011. Summer quarter 2011 uses the 2010-11 tuition and fees.
Tuition 2011-2012
| Lower Division Courses (299 & below) | Upper Division Courses (300 & above) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credits | Resident | Non-Resident | Resident | Non-Resident |
| 1 | $96.39 | $268.39 | $219.34 | $596.34 |
| 2 | $192.78 | $536.78 | $438.68 | $1192.68 |
| 3 | $289.17 | $805.17 | $658.02 | $1789.02 |
| 4 | $385.56 | $1073.56 | $877.36 | $2385.36 |
| 5 | $481.95 | $1341.95 | $1096.70 | $2981.70 |
| 6 | $578.34 | $1610.34 | $1316.04 | $3578.04 |
| 7 | $674.73 | $1878.73 | $1535.38 | $4174.38 |
| 8 | $771.12 | $2147.12 | $1754.72 | $4770.72 |
| 9 | $867.51 | $2415.51 | $1974.06 | $5367.06 |
| 10 | $963.90 | $2683.90 | $2193.40 | $5963.40 |
| 11 | $1007.28 | $2732.28 | $2201.46 | $5972.15 |
| 12 | $1050.66 | $2780.66 | $2209.52 | $5980.90 |
| 13 | $1094.04 | $2829.04 | $2217.58 | $5989.65 |
| 14 | $1137.42 | $2877.42 | $2225.64 | $5998.40 |
| 15 | $1180.80 | $2925.80 | $2233.70 | $6007.15 |
| 16 | $1224.18 | $2974.18 | $2241.76 | $6015.90 |
| 17 | $1267.56 | $3022.56 | $2249.82 | $6024.65 |
| 18 | $1310.94 | $3070.94 | $2257.88 | $6033.40 |
| 19 & over | Residents pay $1,310.94 for 18 cr + $86.85 additional per credit beyond 18 | Non-Residents pay $3,070.94 for 18 cr + $258.85 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Residents pay $2,257.88 for 18 cr + $209.80 additional per credit beyond 18 | Bachelor's Program Non-Residents pay $5,787.60 for 18 cr + $586.80 additional per credit beyond 18 |
Please note that all tuition and fee rates are subject to change by the Board of Trustees and/or the Washington State Legislature. Additional fees are described below.
Fees
Comprehensive fee
A student voted $1.50 per credit fee ($15 maximum per quarter) is used to provide services for no additional charge. These services include (but are not limited to) transportation management, unofficial transcripts, and a catalog.
Student Transportation Fee (Garage Debt Payments)
A student voted $2.00 per credit fee ($20 maximum per quarter) to support the funding for the college parking garage and subsidize student bus passes.
Environmental Sustainability Fee
A fee of $1.00 per credit ($10 maximum per quarter). A student-body-initiated fee to fund environmental projects.
Technology fee
The technology fee ($3.50 per 1-10 credits and $3.50 per credit beyond 18) ensures credit students access to college-managed e-mail, the Internet, and many software packages in a quality academic learning environment.
Late registration fee
Students who register after the tenth day of the quarter must use a special permit-to-enroll form and will be assessed a $144.00 late registration fee for each course, in addition to the tuition and fees.
Course Fees
Certain courses require fees for laboratory use, licensing, Internet service provider, etc. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule; tuition and fee waivers generally do not apply.
eLearning Fee
Telecourses and online/hybrid courses have a fee which pays for hardware, software and licensing. These fees are identified in the Credit Class Schedule next to each eLearning course.
Costs for Self-Support Programs
Tuition for Self-Support Credit Programs
Some programs are self-supporting – that is, they do not receive state funding. They have their own tuition structures and do not grant tuition and fee waivers. Students pay the full tuition and fees, regardless of residency status. Self-support fees are listed with courses in the quarterly Credit Class Schedule. Self-support credit programs include upper division Interior Design, Alcohol & Drug Counseling and Fire Science.
Continuing Education
Fees for Continuing Education classes are listed in the quarterly Continuing Education schedule. Residency in Washington State is not required for some of these classes; in these cases, all students are charged the same stated fees regardless of residency status.
Methods of Payment
Tuition and fees may be paid with
- Visa
- MasterCard
- Discover
- check
- cash
Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information.
Tuition and Fee Refunds
Refunds are authorized by the Washington State Legislature. The college policy offers the maximum refunds allowed by state law. Refunds are paid when a credit student withdraws from the college or when a credit student withdraws from course(s). The amount refunded will be based on course(s) withdrawn. There is a $10.00 processing fee for refunds.
Certain fees are non-refundable
- Students withdrawn for disciplinary reasons will not be eligible for a refund.
- The refund policy does not apply to self-support courses or to noncredit Continuing Education courses (these courses may have a separate refund procedure; students should check the Continuing Education website for details).
- Tuition refunds for students receiving financial aid are processed by the Financial Aid Office and are generally returned to the program which paid the tuition.
- Complete withdrawals are processed using the federally-mandated Return of Title IV Funds for federal financial aid and a similar return occurs for state financial aid.
The college begins to process refunds after the third day of classes. Students may request a refund earlier by visiting or contacting cashiering. See the academic calendar for cut-off dates for 100% and 50% refunds. The payment method for refunds is made according to the payment method used for the original payment. If the initial payment was charged to a credit card, the refund is processed back to that credit card. Cash and check payments are refunded by check. No checks will be processed for refunds that are less than $25; refund balances may be applied to future quarters, unless the original payment was made by a third party with other instructions. Outstanding debts to the college will be deducted from refunds. Any refund balance remaining after 8 quarters will be forfeited.
For fall, winter, and spring quarters, withdrawals are refunded as follows:
- 100% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the fifth instructional day of the quarter
- 50% refund (minus $10.00 fee) through the 20th calendar day of the quarter
- No refunds are given after the 20th calendar day
Note: Days are prorated for summer quarter and for classes with non-standard start/end dates.
Drop for Nonpayment
Registration is not complete until payment is made. Classes may be dropped by the Registration Office for nonpayment of tuition and course related fees, including returned check and/or credit cards.
If you are dropped from classes for nonpayment, the college will notify you by email to your official BC email address.. A withdrawal fee will be charged and must be paid if you have ever been dropped for nonpayment in the past.
Related policy: (Policy #7250)