BC Campuses

Bellevue College Main Campus offers a wide range of academic programs designed to meet the needs of diverse learners. As the primary location for the college, it serves as the hub for both associate and bachelor’s degree programs, as well as professional and technical training. The campus is known for its strong emphasis on transfer programs, allowing students to complete the first two years of a bachelor’s degree before transferring to a four-year university.

• Associate of Arts and Sciences (transfer degree programs in fields like humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences)
• Bachelor’s Degrees (including Applied Accounting, Computer Science, and Healthcare Management)
• Professional and Technical Programs (such as Nursing, Information Technology, and Digital Media Arts)
• Continuing Education (offering professional development and personal enrichment courses)
• English Language Institute (for non-native speakers seeking to improve language skills)

The campus also provides robust support services, including tutoring, counseling, and career advising, to ensure student success. With state-of-the-art facilities like science labs, art studios, and computer centers, students have access to hands-on learning opportunities. Bellevue College is particularly recognized for its commitment to sustainability and innovation, integrating these values into its curriculum and campus operations. Additionally, the campus hosts a variety of student clubs, cultural events, and athletic programs to foster a vibrant community. Whether students are pursuing a degree, certificate, or simply exploring new skills, the Main Campus offers comprehensive resources to help them achieve their goals. Its location in Bellevue, a thriving tech hub near Seattle, also provides unique opportunities for internships and networking with industry leaders.

Bellevue College North Campus serves as an extension of the main campus, focusing on specialized programs and community education. Located just a few miles from the primary campus, it provides a convenient option for students in the northern Bellevue area. The North Campus primarily caters to continuing education, professional development, and specific technical training programs, making it an ideal location for adult learners and working professionals seeking to enhance their skills.

• Continuing Education Courses (including business skills, project management, and personal enrichment)
• Professional Development Programs (such as leadership training and industry certifications)
• Technical Training (focused on areas like IT support, coding, and software applications)
• Community Workshops (covering topics like financial planning and creative arts)
• Corporate Training (customized programs for local businesses and organizations)

The North Campus is designed to be accessible, with flexible scheduling options including evening and weekend classes to accommodate busy lifestyles. While it does not offer full degree programs like the Main Campus, it plays a critical role in supporting lifelong learning and career advancement. The campus features modern classrooms and computer labs tailored to adult education needs. Additionally, it serves as a venue for community events and partnerships with local businesses, fostering a strong connection to the surrounding area. Students at North Campus benefit from the same high-quality instruction and resources as those at the Main Campus, with a focus on practical, real-world skills. Its proximity to major tech companies in Bellevue also provides unique opportunities for networking and professional growth.