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We want you to grow personally and professionally. That’s why we partner with Bellevue University to offer career-focused learning programs to help you skill up and move up.
Don’t let funding your education stop you from achieving your dreams. Our partnership with Bellevue University makes your education more affordable than you may think.
We understand the need for flexibility and affordability to balance life and education. Fitting school into your already busy life isn’t going to be easy. But we know online education – and we will help make it work for you.
you have questions, we have answers.
TALK WITH A COUNSELORUndergraduate online $459/credit hour and in-class programs are $339/credit hour. Graduate online and in-class programs are $680/credit. Doctoral tuition is $825/credit hour. Click here for a full listing of tuition and fees.
The Free Application For Student Aid is not required for entry into Bellevue University. The FAFSA is required if enrolling in an undergraduate program and you want to take advantage of Bellevue University’s custom funding solutions, which includes tuition grants. The Title IV school code is 002538. For more information about the FAFSA and how to apply, click here.
Yes, there are some eligibility requirements based upon a company’s tuition assistance benefit and partnership with Bellevue University. It is recommended to confirm policy details with your HR or learning department. An admissions counselor is available to help answer questions as well by calling 1-800-756-7920.
Yes, Bellevue University lets you transfer in your previous college credits without a transfer fee. If you have an associate’s degree from an accredited institution, we will accept your degree in full. We operate on semester hours and recommend speaking to an admissions counselor to learn how any quarter credit hours you have may transfer. You can also get credit for professional and military training, and exams like CLEP and DSST. Reach out to an admissions counselor by calling 1-800-756-7920.
Current Bellevue University students should check with their Bellevue University Student Coach to see if they’re eligible for this program. If you are, you will need to let your Coach know that you’re interested in participating, and after that is complete, eligibility will start at the following term. In no case will the benefit be granted retroactively.
Starting something new comes with a lot of questions. From enrollment and financial aid to class formats and support resources, find the information you need to feel confident about your next step.
The time it takes to finish a degree depends on factors such as transfer credits, course load, and whether you study full-time or part-time. Students with previous credits may progress more quickly, while first-time learners may prefer a steadier pace. Estimating your timeline usually begins by reviewing past coursework, your weekly availability, and the pace that feels realistic for your situation.
Bellevue University classes start throughout the year – Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer. For your specific program interests, connect with your enrollment counselor for start dates.
You can determine which path fits your goals by reflecting on your interests, long-term plans, and the types of work you enjoy. Reviewing course descriptions, learning outcomes, and sample assignments can highlight how programs differ. Many adults also consider past experiences or strengths that feel energizing or meaningful. You can also connect with an enrollment counselor in which they will talk through your goals and align next steps.
Working full-time while earning a degree is possible, and the best approach depends on your weekly schedule and course expectations. Flexible course structures often make it easier for working learners to balance school with professional and personal responsibilities. Bellevue University is an institution built for working adults, offering resources to support you as you go.
To review a current listing of tuition and fees, please visit this page.
You will discuss your path with your admissions counselor and they will be able to advise you regarding your financial plan, how much your organization’s benefit will cover and if there will be any out-of-pocket costs.
Yes, Bellevue University lets you transfer in your previous college credits without a transfer fee. If you have an associate’s degree from an accredited institution, we will accept your degree in full. If you are transferring college credit to Bellevue University and have not obtained an associate degree, talk to us. Bellevue University has an open transfer credit policy, so you won’t have to repeat the courses you have already taken. You can also get credit for professional and military training, and exams like CLEP and DSST.
Current Bellevue University students should check with their Bellevue University Student Coach to see if they’re eligible for this funding program. If you are, you will need to let your Coach know that you’re interested in participating, and after that is complete, eligibility will start at the following term. In no case will the benefit be granted retroactively. Students do need to remain enrolled full-time to be eligible.
Yes, there are some eligibility requirements based upon a company’s tuition assistance benefit and partnership with Bellevue University. It is recommended to confirm policy details with your HR or learning department. An admissions counselor is available to help answer questions as well by calling 1-800-756-7920.
As part of your organization’s partnership with Bellevue University, you have access to a variety of student support resources. Use this directory to quickly connect with the appropriate team for academic, financial, technical and student support needs.
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*Acceptance of transfer credits is always subject to official transfer credit evaluation by Bellevue University.
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