Bellevue College

Bellevue College, located in Bellevue, Washington, is a public community college established in 1966. It is the largest of the 34 institutions within the Washington Community and Technical Colleges system.

The college serves a diverse student body of approximately 19,749 individuals.

It offers a comprehensive range of academic programs including associate degrees, bachelor's degrees, professional-technical degrees, and certificates.

Programs cover fields such as business, health sciences, humanities, social sciences, STEM, technology, and the arts.

Bellevue College provides nine bachelor's degrees in areas like Applied Accounting, Business Management & Technology, Computer Science, Radiation Therapy, and Software Development.

Student Support and Facilities

The college emphasizes student support and engagement.

The campus features modern classrooms, a state-of-the-art library, computer labs, a student center, fitness facilities, and a performing arts center.

The college offers on-campus housing with furnished suites and apartments that can accommodate up to 400 residents.

Campuses and Locations

Bellevue College operates multiple campuses to serve its students.

The main campus covers 100 wooded acres in Bellevue, Washington, offering a tranquil and accessible environment.

Additional campuses include:

• North Campus, located near Washington State Route 520 at 148th Avenue NE
• Campus in Seattle, WA

Commitment to Sustainability

The college is committed to sustainability and environmental stewardship.

It incorporates green buildings, recycling programs, and energy conservation initiatives across its campuses.

Mission and Vision

The mission is to provide accessible, high-quality education preparing students for successful careers and lifelong learning.

Bellevue College focuses on academic excellence, student support, and community engagement, continuing to be a vital educational institution in the Pacific Northwest.