What Is STEM to Stern?
The STEM to Stern Program accelerates the growth of students in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. Through a series of courses, students explore and prepare for careers in STEM. The program is a supportive learning community and a powerful resource where you will learn skills and make connections that will help you succeed as a STEM student and STEM professional.
STEM to Stern students will:
- Sustain enthusiasm for STEM fields by connecting to STEM professionals and STEM alumni.
- Develop “STEM Smarts” techniques, such as study skills, note taking, and time management.
- Acquire and practice professional skills needed to successfully compete for jobs, internships, and scholarships.
- Strategically plan your career paths after reflecting upon your interests and strengths and conducting hands-on research about STEM pathways and jobs.
- Explore and connect to STEM opportunities on campus, in the Puget Sound area, and across the country.
Course Structure:
First Year Courses
- Fall STEM 101, Winter STEM 102, Spring STEM 103
- Wednesdays 2:30-4:20
- Each course is 2 credits
Second Year Courses (Optional)
- Fall STEM 201, Winter STEM 202, Spring STEM 203
- Wednesdays 2:30-3:20
- Each course is 1 credits
Be curious! Our STEM students join different clubs at Bellevue College to organize events and work on projects. Bellevue College is a member of the Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium, you can get funds for rocket parts through the Rocketry & Aerospace Club, a group of students who build and launch high-powered rockets.
