To find out if the college is closed,

• call (425) 401-6680 for a recorded message; or
• check these online resources:

http://schoolreport.org/
http://bellevuecollege.edu/status/

The Public Safety Office keeps the central “Lost and Found” for all BC facilities. If you find a lost item on campus, please take it to K100 for safekeeping or call 564-2400 to have a staff member pick it up.

Contact the division or program office for the class. If appropriate, they will provide an entry code to register for a class.

Yes. Set up and location information at http://bellevuecollege.edu/wireless

Textbooks for credit classes are available in the Main Bookstore and Continuing Education textbooks are available at the North Campus bookstore. Textbooks may be pre-ordered and paid for online. You must have the class section number to obtain the appropriate textbook. A limited number of textbooks are available for rent. See the bookstore website for details.

No. Having a student ID is optional. However, without the ID you will be unable to check out books from the library, use the Open Computer lab and participate in the Open Gym sessions. More services requiring student ID cards may be added in the near future.

Student fees fund a multitude of student programs (such as the Associated Student Government, Peer-to-Peer Mentoring, Leadership Institute, and many more), student clubs and fund events (such as the Halloween Night, Multi- Cultural Festival, Black History Month, etc.). There are over 70 programs, over 80 clubs and hundreds of events funded by Student Fees. A committee, on which students are a majority, is charged with distributing the funds collected from student fees.

For a club to be chartered, 5 students must come together and agree on the particulars of the club life. They need to find a faculty or a staff advisor, in which they will be assisted by the Student Programs Office staff. Lastly, the students need to complete the chartering application (a 3-page form), available at the Student Programs office and online at http://bellevuecollege.edu/stupro/forms/index.asp

Students may register via the web using their SID and PIN numbers. Go to www. bellevuecollege.ctc.edu then select Registration. You will be given a menu to select Register ADD/DROP classes (in the middle of webpage).

If you are new or returning after an absence of four or more quarters, you will need to submit an admissions application. Please access the BC website, www. getstarted.bellevuecollege.edu to apply. BC requires an admissions fee for your application to be processed.

There is a variety of reasons why a student may have been dropped from classes. Most often it’s for non-payment of tuition or unmet prerequisites. Students should go to the SSC (Student Services Center) to get details.

If a desired class is closed, you can sign up for the Wait List and then check your schedules daily online. You will be automatically enrolled in the class if an opening occurs through the third day of the quarter. Students who have not been registered for the class via the Wait List process by the first day of classes should go to the class on the first day for further instructions.

If a student has prerequisites that they have taken at another school the student must bring in a copy of the grade report or an unofficial transcript to the Student Service Center and/or Division office.

Come to the Student Service Center or call our general info line at 425-564-2222 to determine the nature of your block. Several things could be the cause, including academic probation or dismissal or unpaid parking fees.

Students have 7 days or by the first day of the quarter which ever comes first to pay tuition, i.e if the student registered for class on Tuesday they have until close of business the following Tuesday to have their tuition paid. Once the quarter begins the payment is due immediately.