J-1 EXCHANGE STUDENT INFORMATION FOLDER

Please submit your application to:

Global Initiatives Bellevue College 3000 Landerholm Circle SE Bellevue, WA 98007-6484 U.S.A.

(425) 564-3169 (425) 641-0246 Faxischolar@bellevuecollege.edu www.bellevuecollege.edu/globalinitiatives www.bellevuecollege.edu/oiegi

College Level Programs

Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Bellevue College (BC) currently offers thirteen (13) bachelor’s degrees. These are career-oriented programs designed to prepare students to successfully compete for specialized jobs that require advanced knowledge and skills for a respective industry.

In addition to the general international student admission requirements, each bachelor’s program sets their own admission requirements, deadlines, tuition and fees, and admission selection processes.

Admission is competitive, and applicants are highly encouraged to start from the associate’s program level at BC or in the U.S. Find out more at, www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/bachelor/. Global Initiatives (GI) handles general international admission only.

� Bachelor of Applied Arts Degree � Interior Design

� Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees: � Applied Accounting � Data Analytics � Digital Marketing � Healthcare Informatics � Healthcare Management and Leadership � Health Promotion and Management � Healthcare Technology and Management � Information Systems and Technology � Radiation and Imaging Sciences � Molecular Biosciences

� Bachelor of Science Degrees: � Computer Science � Nursing (RN to BSN)

Associate Degree and Certificate Programs

What is it? BC is also an accredited two-year institution that offers a variety of associate degrees and certificate programs. Associate degrees are divided into three tracks:

1) Transfer: � A transfer associate degree is the freshman plus sophomore year of a bachelor’s

degree (the first two years of a school) and often called “lower division” courses � Students can then transfer to any four-year university or college in the U.S.

where students complete their junior and senior years which are often called “upper division” courses

� We offer a variety of associate degrees and certificate programs. For a complete list of programs, please visit: www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/

� For general requirements of the transfer associate degrees at BC, please visit: www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/transfer/

2) Professional & Technical: � For career-focused students who wish to join the workforce � Students can choose to complete an Associate in Arts (AA) degree or various

certificate programs in their field of interest � Professional Technical degrees and certificate programs offered at BC can be

found at: www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/proftech/

3) General Studies: � Students who wish to earn an associate degree and return home � For the degree requirements, go to: www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/

degrees/nontransfer/aags/aags.pdf

How Long? About 2-2.5 years for an associate degree and about 3-18 months for certificate programs.

English Language Proficiency Requirement:

� An IBT TOEFL score of 61 or higher, or a PBT score of 500 or higher � An academic IELTS overall score of 6.0 or higher. All sub-scores must be 5.5

or higher � A grade of “C” or higher in English as a First Language on the IGCSE or O-level exams � At least two years of non-ESL English classes in a U.S. high school or interna-

tional school with overall GPA recommended of 2.5 or higher (reviewed on a case-by-case basis)

� At least three years of secondary education in Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, or New Zealand

� Successful completion of AP English Language/Composition with a minimum score of 3 or better

� Successful completion of IB English A exam with a minimum score of 4 or better � Successful completion of the Bellevue College Intensive English Program

with a grade of “A-“ or higher in integrated Skills 5, and “B-“ or higher in all other classes that quarter

� Successful completion of the Bellevue College Bridge program with a grade of “C” or higher in all classes

Minimum Age: 16 years of age with proof of high school completion. Must also submit completed underage forms.

Required Documents: � Completed and signed J-1 Exchange Student Application Form � $50 Non-refundable Application fee � Per J-1 College/University Exchange Student (ES) immigration regulations, an

ES must be financed directly or indirectly by the US Government or the govern-ment of their home country, or be supported substantially by funding from any source other than personal or family funds. Official bank statement and financial supporting documents, in English, with a minimum total balance of $24,700 USD. (See website for current amount.) � An additional $5,000 USD is required per dependent (spouse/child)� Financial statement and support documents must be dated within 6

months of application � If there is a sponsor within the U.S., both bank statement and Affidavit of

Support (I-134) form are required. (Download the I-134 form from www.uscis.gov)

� Copy of the passport photo page, including the expiration date. � For dependents (i.e., spouse/child) travelling with you to the U.S., you must

submit copies of their passport photo pages. � Official transcript in English from current or previous school. � Proof of English language requirement (See the English Language Profi-

ciency Requirement above for more details). � Admission documents sent outside the U.S. must be sent by express mail

via eShipGlobal at your own expense. (See the eShipGlobal Payment on the website for information on how to pay).

Underage Students (16 or 17 years old): � Limited Power of Attorney for Health Care Purposes Form � Attorney-in-Fact Form � Proof of high school completion (see page 4 for examples).

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Programs Offered Through the English Language Institute

Bridge Program

What is it? The Bridge Program combines one advanced ESL class plus one college academic class and prepares students to enter a U.S. college or university.

� The ESL class is nine (9) credits and the college academic class is five (5) credits for a total of 14 credits and covers:

� Reading and Writing Skills � Oral Presentations � Use of Reference Materials � Effective Preparation � Test Taking Skills

� There is a heavy emphasis on the development of critical thinking skills and taking personal responsibility for learning

Who is considered for the Bridge Program? � Students with the following TOEFL/IELTS scores:

� IBT TOEFL score of 58-60, or PBT TOEFL score of 493 � An IELTS overall score of 5.5, with all sub-scores of 5+

� Students who are studying at an English language school in the U.S. and successfully completed:

� Level 109 at ELS Language Centers � The high-intermediate level at Kaplan � The highest level at their intensive English school (must submit a verifica-

tion letter from the school official and considered on a case-by-case basis)

How Long? Generally one quarter

Minimum Age, Costs & Required Documents: Same as college level

Intensive English (ESL)

What is it? It is an academic-focused program that brings students up to proficient levels in speaking, listening, reading, writing, and grammar preparing students to enter American colleges and universities.

For Whom? Students who wish to enter an American college or university or simply improve their academic English skills.

How Long? About 3 to 24 months

Minimum English Requirement: Not required

Minimum Age: 16 years of age with completed underage waivers

Required Documents: � Completed and signed J-1 Exchange Student application form � $50 non-refundable application fee � Per J-1 College/University Exchange Student (ES) immigration regulations, an

ES must be financed directly or indirectly by the U.S. Government or the govern-ment of their home country, or be supported substantially by funding from any source other than personal or family funds. Official bank statement and financial supporting documents, in English, with a minimum total balance of $24,700 USD. (See website for current amount.)� Additional $5,000 USD is required for each dependent (spouse/child) � Financial statement and support documents must be dated within 6

months of application

� If there is a sponsor within the U.S., both bank statement and Affidavit of Support (I-134) form are required. (Download the I-134 form from www.uscis.gov)

� Copy of the passport photo page, including the expiration date � For dependents (i.e., spouse/child) travelling with you to the U.S., you must

submit copies of their passport photo pages � Admission documents sent outside the U.S. must be sent by express mail

via eShipGlobal at your own expense. (See the eShipGlobal payment on the website for information on how to pay.)

Underage Students (16 or 17 years old) Only: � Limited Power of Attorney for Healthcare Purposes Form � Attorney-in-Fact Form

International Business Professions (IBP) Program

What is it? The International Business Professions (IBP) program is a full-time, one year professional development program. IBP is a great program for university students and working professionals of all visa types to:

� Improve their overall English skills and business knowledge � Have a practical internship experience in an English speaking environment

Who is considered for the IBP Program? � J-1 exchange students already attending a U.S. school can transfer directly to

BC to attend IBP � Students in Japan must apply to the IBP Program through the agency

ICC, www.iccworld.info or www.iccworld.co.jp (Japanese)

English Language Proficiency Requirement: No TOEFL/IELTS required. However, IBT TOEFL score of 45 is recommended.

Minimum Age: 18 years of age

Required Documents: � Completed and signed J-1 Exchange Student application form � $50 non-refundable application fee � Per J-1 College/University Exchange Student (ES) immigration regulations, an

ES must be financed directly or indirectly by the US Government or the govern-ment of their home country, or be supported substantially by funding from any source other than personal or family funds. Official bank statement and financial supporting documents, in English, with a minimum total balance of $30,966 USD. (See website for current amount.)� An additional $5,000 USD is required per dependent (spouse/child)� Financial statement and support documents must be dated within 6

months of application � If there is a sponsor within the U.S., both bank statement and Affidavit of

Support (I-134) form are required. (Download the I-134 form from www.uscis.gov)

� Copy of the passport photo page, including expiration date � For dependents travelling with you to the U.S., you must submit copies of

their passport photo pages � Official transcript in English from current or previous school � Proof of high school/secondary school completion (diploma and/or transcript) � Admission documents sent outside the U.S. must be sent by express mail

via eShipGlobal at your own expense. (See the eShipGlobal payment on the website for information on how to pay.)

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Financial Responsibility

Per J-1 College/University Exchange Student (ES) immigration regulations, an ES must be financed directly or indirectly by the US Government or the government of their home country, or be supported substantially by funding from any source other than personal or family funds. These amounts are subject to change without prior notice. Students should be prepared for any adjustments in expenses and also must be personally respon-sible for any tuition and fees unpaid by your sponsor at the time of registration. Check, money order, Visa, MasterCard credit cards are accepted.

For more information about the college credit program refund policy, visit: www.bellevuecollege.edu/tuition/

IBP withdrawal and refund policy: IBP Program students and agents follow withdrawal and refund policies for classes (IBP, credit, Continuing Education, ESL Community, etc.) taken at BC plus additional policies per BC-agent contracts, if any. IBP tuition is refunded 100% for cancellations made one week or more before classes begin including Orientation. A 50% refund is made for cancellations made less than one week before classes begin and through the 5th day of class. There is no refund for cancellations after the 5th day of class.

� Shaded costs in table above are paid to Bellevue College. � A quarterly discounted Bus Pass is available. � BC contracted homestay option is available for $250-$375 placement and $650

and up per month. � Students with a car will be required to buy a quarterly parking permit. � Bellevue College (BC) does not require the BC-contracted agency to withhold

any tuition and fees from the students in advance.

*Based on 15 credits.**A one-time activity fee of $35 will be charged to all new exchange students in their first term.***International Business Professions (IBP) is a one year program that starts in Fall and Spring quarter only. Tuition, books & supplies, and computer fees may be higher or lower depending on type and number of classes taken, class fees, etc. A one-time IBP Program Fee ($240-$300) is charged first quarter and is non-refundable. IBP classes follow the same refund policies as the Intensive English ESL Program and other departments.

Underage Students Only(16 or 17 years old) Final official proof of high school completion(secondary school completion) is required BEFORE college-level classes start at BC. For example:

� China: The Upper Middle School Graduation Certificate (i.e., 12th grade) � Hong Kong: Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) after

Form 6 or Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination (HKCEE) after Form 5 if taken before 2012.

� South Korea: High School Certificate (The Inmungye Kodung Hakkyo) � Japan: The Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate � Indonesia: (SMA or SMU) (after 12th grade) The STTB or SMA represents

attainment of a level of education comparable to completion of senior high school in the United States.

� Vietnam: Senior High School Certificate Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Trung Học Phổ Thông

� Taiwan: The Senior High School Diploma � Singapore: The Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education (GCE)

Ordinary (‘O’ Level) Examination with minimum 5 subjects including English, Mathematics, Science with two other subjects preferably Social Science and Humanity with at least “C” grade or higher.

� DR Congo: Examen d’ Etat

Transfer Students Only

If you are transferring to BC from another U.S. school, please also submit the following documents. You must be admitted at least two weeks before your grace period ending date to complete your timely transfer process.

Please submit the copies of the following additional documents: � Visa � All DS-2019 forms � Most recent entry (to the US) stamp in passport � I-94 document retrieved from https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/request.html � Completed J-1 Exchange Visitor Transfer Eligibility Form

Tuition Refunds for Intensive English ESL Program

New Students Continuing Students

Before Placement Test: 100% By 5th of the Quarter: 50%

Before 1st Day of Class: 100% By 5th of the Quarter: 50%

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2016-17 Academic Year

Intensive English & College-Level

International Business

Professions***

9 months

3 months

12 months

Tuition $9,234 $3,078* $11,050

Mandatory Medical Insurance $1,098 $366 $1,464

Books & Supplies $1,050 $350 $1,368

Computer / Other Fees $231 $77 $308

Transportation (Not paid to BC) $1,380 $460 $1,728

Room & Board (Not paid to BC) $9,780 $3,260 $12,656

Miscellaneous $1,927 $642 $2,392

TOTAL $24,700 $8,233 $30,966

Housing InformationBellevue College (BC) is building on-campus dormitories. The dormitory building project is expected to be finished and serve BC students and scholars starting Fall 2018. At this moment, BC does not have dormitories or on-campus housing. If your home university or institution does not assist with housing, it is your responsibility to find housing. BC students live in a variety of housing arrangements depending on their needs including apartments, hotels, and homestays.

Housing OptionsApartments: Several apartments are near the campus and within walking distance of the college or a short bus ride away. It is best to apply at least two months before you arrive as apartments are in great demand. Please note that furniture is not included in apartment rentals. When you rent an apartment, be sure you understand the lease agreement before you sign. Many lease agreements are for six months or one year.

Hotels: Few hotel choices are available close to the campus. Please note that you will also need to arrange for a shuttle or taxi/cab to take you to these hotels. Remember to ask for promotional rates when booking a room.

Homestays: If you wish to arrange homestay, please contact one of the three housing companies directly to arrange your housing. Housing companies normally need at least 30 days before your expected arrival date to arrange your housing. Otherwise, you may be required to stay at a local hotel at your own expense until your housing is secured.

� Intercultural Homestay and Services: www.ihincusa.com � USA International, Inc.: www.ushomestay.com � American Homestay Network: www.homestaynetwork.com

For more information about housing options, please visit:www.bellevuecollege.edu/globalinitiatives/housing

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Application Deadlines

Arrive in U.S.Mandatory Arrival

Orientation with the A/RO

Academic Orientation & Payment Deadline

Testing & Registration Classes Start Classes End

Outside U.S. Currently in U.S.

Intensive English ESL

Spring 2017 January 15th March 1st March 1-30, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival March 24, 2017 April 2, 2017 April 6, 2017 June 14, 2017

Summer 2017

April 15th June 1st May 21-June 19, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival June 20, 2017 June 21, 2017 June 26, 2017 August 10, 2017

Fall 2017 July 15th August 1st Aug. 10-Sept. 6, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival September 7, 2017 September 18, 2017 September 21, 2017 December 5, 2017

Bridge & College

Spring 2017 January 15th March 1st Feb. 24-Mar. 22, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival March 23, 2017 By appointment April 3, 2017 June 16, 2017

Summer 2017

April 15th June 1st May 20-June 18, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival June 19, 2017 By appointment June 26, 2017 August 10, 2017

Fall 2017 July 15th August 1st August 1-27, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival August 28, 2017 By appointment September 18, 2017 December 7, 2017

IBP

Spring 2017 January 15th March 1st March 25, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival March 26, 2017 By appointment April 6, 2017 June 14, 2017

Fall 2017 July 15th August 1st September 9, 2017 By appointment within 30 days of arrival

September 11, 2017 By appointment September 21, 2017 December 5, 2017

Important Dates and Deadlines The dates below are tentative and subject to change.

Join us at Bellevue College

Why Bellevue College (BC)?

� The BC international program is ranked in the top 20 among U.S. community colleges

� There are over 1,200 international students from 70+ countries at BC � The dedicated BC staff in the Office of International Education and Global

Initiatives provide services in admissions, immigration and academic advising, student life, and student leadership training

� Student services such as tutoring, writing labs, and ESL computer labs � BC was awarded the 2004 Senator Paul Simon Award for exemplary campus

internationalization � BC was recognized by U.S. Department of Commerce U.S. Commercial

Services for its recent accomplishments in the Global Marketplace

About the City of Bellevue

� Ranked one of the top 25 safest cities by CNNMoney Magazine � Centrally located near top Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft,

Amazon, Boeing, Expedia, Nintendo of America, Starbucks, etc. � About 30 minutes from the heart of Seattle, which was nominated in 2014

by Forbes Magazine as the “2nd Coolest” city in the United States, based on entertainment and restaurant options, cultural events, population diversity and growth

� Close to the beach and skiing resorts � Great shopping opportunities � Near professional sporting events for the Seahawks (Football),  Sounders

(Soccer), and Mariners (Baseball)

Student Life

Student ClubsBC has 74 student run clubs and 10 student run programs. Joining a club or program is a great way to meet new friends and learn about other cultures. Some of our current clubs include the African Student Association (ASA), ELI Band, ESL, Inter-national Talk Time, Katarou-kai, Latin American Culture Club, Muslim Student Association, SACNAS (Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science), and the Taiwanese Student Association. For a complete list of student organizations, visit: www.bellevuecollege.edu/organizations/.

International Student AssociationMake connections with students from the U.S. and international and exchange students from around the world. Activities and events are offered throughout the year, including International Night, local festivals, and other cultural events.

Leadership InstituteBuild your leadership skills and your resume through courses, workshops, retreats, conferences, and volunteer experiences. For more information, www.bellevuecol-lege.edu/leadership/.

Performing ArtsBC offers multiple opportunities to participate in music, dance, and theater produc-tions through credit classes and student clubs. For a complete list of opportunities, visit: www.bellevuecollege.edu/theatrearts/.

SportsBC has several state and nationally recognized sports programs including Tennis, Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Softball and Volleyball. To learn more about our sports teams, go to: www.bellevuecollege.edu/athletics/sports/.

Gym classes are also offered in many subjects including badminton, karate, volley-ball and rock climbing in addition to outdoor classes such as hiking, kayaking and NW fitness exploration. For current course offerings, check our website at: www.bellevuecollege.edu/classes/.

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Signature StatementPLEASE READ CAREFULLY ALL INFORMATION BELOW AND SIGN Signature Statement on J-1 Exchange Student Application.By signing the signature statement on page 3 & 4 of the J-1 Exchange Student Appli-cation form, I certify that I understand and accept the following conditions and agree to abide by them. As a condition to my admission, I agree to do the following:

Mandatory Accident and Sickness Insurance Coverage Plan:As one of the U.S. Department of State (US DOS) J-1 Exchange Visitor Program’s regulations, all J-1 Exchange Students and their J-2 dependents (spouse and minor unmarried children under age 21) accompanying them to the U.S. are required to have medical insurance coverage at the minimum benefit levels at all time. Please submit proof of coverage to the BC Responsible or Alternate Responsible Officer (RO/ARO) at the time of application.If you as a J-1 Exchange Student do not have your own insurance provided from your home university/college or organization, or if your own insurance coverage does not meet the US DOS’ required insurance’s minimum benefit levels, you are required to join the BC-contracted medical insurance every quarter including approved vacation and Reduced Course Load (RCL) terms. Please go to http://fiig-insurance.com/ to learn about the eligibility and coverage information. The plan does not cover dental and vision. Pre-existing conditions are not covered during the first quarter of study at BC. If you are currently taking prescription medicine, please bring enough for at least 4 months after you begin classes at BC. Please see your doctor for any check-ups or health concerns before arriving in the US, so that you are healthy and ready to study full-time when you arrive. Some students are not eligible to enroll in this plan. They are: 1) U.S. Citizen2) Permanent Resident (i.e., green card holder) 3) Unauthorized distance education students taking all online and/or televised courses 4) A third-time medical RCL students5) Newly admitted students who have not actively attended classes for the first 31

days after the date for which coverage is purchased. Please contact the Firebird International Insurance Group at 206-909-8550 or admin@fiig-insurance.com for questions. J-1 Exchange Students who become ineligible for the College’s Accident and Sickness insurance plan will need to secure other coverage and submit proof of coverage to the Global Initiatives (GI) office immediately.

General AgreementFamily Education Rights and Privacy Acts (FERPA)

The education records of students attending or having attended the college are confidential and can be released only with written permission of the student. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act also authorizes the college to release “directory information” without that prior written permission.

General Release For Admission ProcessI release the officer, employees, and agents of Bellevue College from any liability surrounding my admission to Bellevue College. Additionally, I give consent to the officers, employees, and agents of Bellevue College to access my I-94 information.

Please Note: � Class spaces are not guaranteed, especially if you arrive late. Student must

attend all classes including online/hybrid by logging in on day one. Failure to do so may result in administrative withdrawal.

� All students are expected to report to the GI office prior to the reporting date on their DS-2019 form.

� Admission documents sent outside the U.S. must be sent by express mail via eShipGlobal at your own expense.

� A second review may be required for previous conduct issues.

FAQs: Pathways to SuccessIntensive English ESL College-Level Programs

Q: How long will I be in English language classes?A: It depends on your current level. There are 5 levels in our Intensive English ESL

Program. Each level can be completed in one quarter. Most students complete the Intensive English ESL Program in about 9-12 months.

L E V E L ➌Written Expression

ReadingSpeaking/Listening

L E V E L ➊Written Expression

ReadingSpeaking/Listening

L E V E L ➋Written Expression

ReadingSpeaking/Listening

L E V E L ➍Integrated SkillsRead and React

Speaking/ListeningElectives

L E V E L ➎Integrated SkillsRead and React

Exploring Contemporary Issues

Electives

CollegeLevel

Studies @

Q: How do I qualify for college?A: There are three ways to advance from the Intensive English ESL program to the

college-level programs:1) Successfully complete the Intensive English ESL program. 2) Submit an updated IBT TOEFL or IELTS score that meets the minimum

requirements for the college-level programs3) Take the BC institutional TOEFL exam (offered each quarter) and achieve a

score that meets the minimum requirements for the college-level programs (some majors have an additional application process, ex. Nursing)

Q: Do I have to attend orientation?A: Yes, all exchange students are required to attend the Academic Orientation and

the Mandatory Arrival Orientation with the Responsible Alternate - Responsible Officer (A/RO).

2+2 Option

Y E A R 3 & 4@ Bellevue College or transfer to a University

Bachelor’s Degree

(4 years)

Y E A R 1 & 2@ Bellevue College =

Associate Degree

Q: Where can I transfer? A: You can transfer to any accredited university or college in the U.S.

Q: Will my credits transfer?A: Credits will transfer to any accredited university or college in the U.S. However,

each transfer-in university/college evaluates transfer credit differently.

Q: Can I get a conditional admission letter for transfer?A: Yes, we can provide conditional admission letters from some U.S. univer-

sitites, including University of California Davis, California State San Marcos, San Francisco State University (California), University of Washington Bothell, University of Washington Tacoma, Central Washington University, Eastern Washington University, Western Washington University, Gonzaga University, University of Idaho, Indiana Purdue, Arizona State University, Oregon State University, University of Nevada Las Vegas, and Johnson & Wales University (Rhode Island).

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Professional/Technical (Non-Transfer) For a complete list, see www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/proftech/

505K Accounting: 97 credit AAS-T Degree

505J Accounting: 90 credit AA Degree

505D Accounting Assistant: 46 credit Certificate Program

547A Administrative Assistant: 48-51 credit Certificate Program

524M Advanced Video Production: 48 credit Certificate Program

437 Alcohol & Drug Counseling: 46 credit Certificate Program

328 Allied Health Transfer: 90 credit AAS-T Degree

509A Application Desktop Support Specialist: 45 credit Certificate Program

503E Business Intelligence Analyst: 30 credit Certificate Program

502 Business Management: 90 credit AA Degree

502K Business Management: 90 credit AAS-T Degree

547E Business Technology: 90-93 credit AA Degree

527D Cisco Support Technician: 46 credit Certificate Program

32A Criminal Justice: 90 credit AAS-T Degree

503M Database Report Developer: 45 credit Certificate Program

393 Diagnostic Ultrasound Technology: 122 credit AA Degree

504D Digital Gaming: 45 credit Certificate Program

504E Digital Media Arts: 90-91 credit AA Degree

46E Early Childhood Education: 47 credit Certificate Program

402 Early Childhood Education: 90 credit AA Degree

402D Early Childhood Education: 90-91 credit AAS-T Degree

391C Emergency Department Technician: 50 credit Certificate Program

532D Health Unit Coordinator: 64 credit Certificate Program

521A Healthcare IT: 45 credit Certificate Program

545C Human Resources Assistant: 48 credit Certificate Program

515Z Information Systems – Database Adminstration: 91 credit AAS-T Degree

515Y Information Systems – Software Developer: 91 credit AAS-T Degree

734A Interior Studies: 95 credit AA Degree

438C Interpretation: 24 credit Certificate Program

515F Introductory .NET Programming: 45 credit Certificate Program

245 Marketing Management: 90 credit AA Degree

321A Medical Administrative Assistant: 49 credit Certificate Program

355E Medical Dosimetry: 65 credit Certificate Program

527E Microsoft Network Support: 45 credit Certificate Program

678 Molecular Science Technician: 91 credits AAS-T Degree

527B Network Services & Computing Systems: 91-94 credit AA Degree

527P Network Services & Computing Systems – Application Support: 94 credit AAS-T Degree

527Q Network Services & Computing Systems – Operating System Admininstrator: 94 credit AAS-T Degree

527L Network Services & Computing Systems – Network Administration: 91 credit AA Degree

527R Network Services & Computing Systems – Network Administration: 91 credit AAS-T Degree

333A Neurodiagnostic Technology: 103 credit AA Degree

357A Nuclear Medicine Technology: 93 credit AA Degree

323T* Nursing: 116-117 credit AAS-T Degree

887C* Occupational & Life Skills: 45 credit Certificate Program

887* Occupational & Life Skills: 90 credit AOLs Program

509C Operating Systems Support Specialist: 45 credit Certificate Program

515M Programming For Mobile & Web Development: 45 credit Certificate Program

353* Radiation Therapy: 120 credit AA Degree

354* Radiologic Technology: 101 credit AA Degree

355C Radiologist Assistant: 89 credit Certificate Program

298A Retail Management: 50 credit Certificate Program

245B Sales & Marketing: 50 credit Certificate Program

438D Translation: 24 credit Certificate Program

547D Web Marketing Specialist: 58-60 credit Certificate Program

(DTA = Direct Transfer Agreement; MRP=Major Related Program) * Requires Additional Admission

Bellevue College Programs

Bachelor’s Degrees For a complete list, see www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/bachelor/

Applied Accounting (BAS)

Data Analytics (BAS)

Health Promotion & Management (BAS)

Healthcare Management & Leadership (BAS): � Healthcare Management General � Radiation & Imaging Management

Digital Marketing (BAS) Healthcare Technology & Management (BAS):

� Healthcare Informatics Concentration

Information Systems & Technology (BAS): � Application Development � Business Intelligence � Systems Administration � Information Security

Interior Design (BAA)

Molecular Biosciences (BAS)

Nursing (RN to BSN)

Radiation & Imaging Science (BAS): � Medical Dosimetry � Nuclear Medicine � Radiologist Assistant � Technology

Transfer Associate Degrees For a complete list, see www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/transfer/

Associate in Arts & Sciences (AAS-DTA)

Associate in Business (AB-DTA/MRP)

Associate in Math Education (AME-DTA/MRP)

Associate in Science (AS) – Track I: � Biological, Environmental/Resources, Chemistry, and Earth Sciences (Life Sciences)

Associate in Science (AS) –Track II: � Physics, Atmospheric Sciences and Engineering (Physical Sciences) � Engineering/Major Related Program:

� Chemical and Bio-Engineering � Electrical and Computer Engineering � Civil, Mechanical and other Engineering

Computer Science (BS)

Healthcare Informatics (BAS)

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