Navigate Your Academic Journey at Bellevue College
Explore academic advising workshops presented by Entry & Academic Advising Services in 2014, covering topics like degree options, course planning, and resources at Bellevue College. Discover professional/technical degrees, university transfer programs, and bachelor degrees available at the college. Gain insights into the credit requirements, program offerings, and transfer processes for various academic pathways at Bellevue College.
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Running Start Academic Advising Workshop Presented by Academic Advisors from Entry & Academic Advising Services 2014
Topics for Today Which Degree Is for Me? Planning Course Selection Next Steps in College Success Advising Resources
Which Degree is for Me? Professional / Technical Degrees 90 credits University Transfer Degrees 90 credits Bachelor Degrees 180 credits http://www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs
Professional / Technical Degrees Prof Tech Associate of Arts (AA) 90 credits 120+ options! 45% of students earn P/T Degrees Not transferable at 100% >> Certificates of Achievement 45 credits or more >> Certificates of Accomplishment less than 45 credits http://www.bellevuecollege.edu/programs
University Transfer Degrees University Transfer Degrees 90 credits >> Associate of Arts and Science Degree Direct Transfer Agreement (AAS-DTA) 90 credits >> Associate in Business Degree (AB) 90 credits >> Associate in Math Education Degree (AME) 90 credits >> Associate in Science Degree (AS) 90 credits Track 1 Biological, Environmental/ Resources, Chemistry, Earth Track 2 Physics, Atmospheric Sci, Engineering
Which BC Bachelor Degree? Bachelor Degrees (BA, BAS, BSN) 180 credits Bachelor of Applied Arts (BAA) 191 credits BAA - Interior Design Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) 180 credits or more BAS - Data Analytics BAS - Healthcare Technology & Management BAS - Information Systems and Tech BAS - Radiations and Imaging Sciences BAS - Applied Accounting (NEW Fall 2015) BAS - Molecular Biosciences (NEW Fall 2016) Bachelor of Science Nursing (BSN) 182 credits or more BSN Nursing
University Transfer Degree: How does it work? 90 credit hours Transfer Associate Degree Bachelor s Degree 180 credit hours 90 credit hours Credits at a University
University Transfer Degree: Benefits Potential for program readiness Satisfy most general admissions requirements of 4-year college Save money! Bellevue College $1,333 per quarter University of Washington $4,091 per quarter
When Applying to a University 2 Basic Skills Requirements Math: (minimum 5 credits) Highest math level possible Requirements are specific to major English: (minimum 5 credits) English 101 English 201 (strongly recommended)
When Applying to a University Foreign Language: 2 3 years in High School (recommended) or . 2 3 quarters college (recommended)
Thinking of UW? Consider this: Ifyou want to attend the University of Washington . You must have completed one of the following with a C or better: Math 099 (Intermediate Algebra) at BC A college-level math course numbered 100 or above that has a prerequisite of Math 099 or . High School Algebra II/Advanced Algebra or equivalent Note: Home schooled students must satisfy the College Academic Distribution Requirements (CADR) through transfer degree or SAT/ACT.
When Applying to a University HELP! . Will I apply as a Freshman or a Transfer Student ...?! Apply as a Freshman if you apply to universities during Senior year Apply as a Transfer Student if you apply any time later than fall quarter.
Course Selection ??? Balance ! work / family commute course selection 1 year of a high school subject = 1 quarter at college 1 credit = 1 hour you spend in class 5 credits = 1 typical college class 1-2-3 rule
Tips for Success @BC FIRST PRIORITY : High school requirements Myth: My Running Start credits don t really count as REAL college. I m still in high school, right? Take English and Math first Do not avoid Math! If I fail some classes, I can always start over at REAL college. . . right? Research pre-requisites for intended major . Fact: College credits NEVER expire. They are a permanent record of your academic studies . Majors have specific courses GPA does matter
Online/Hybrid Classes Common Myths Online classes are easier than coming to class. Yay! I don t have to interact with my classmates anymore it s an online class. I can turn things in whenever I want in an online class
Online/Hybrid Classes Tips to be successful: Block out a time in your week that will be dedicated to this class. Do your work in a consistent place at a consistent time each class session Check your email often and pay close attention to deadlines.
Resources Online Services Degree Audit Course Catalog and Projected Schedule Advising Website Transfer Major Guides Your Bellevue College email Academic Success Center Free! Tutoring Math and Writing Enrollment Calendar Add & drop Deadlines Holidays and No classes! Quarterly online access to registration Your Academic Advisor 30 min appointments Phone or by stopping by to schedule 2nd floor of B Building
Program-Specific Advising Workshops Pre-Professional Health Sciences Healthcare Programs Nursing Business Interior Design http://www.bellevuecollege.edu/admissions/infosessions
Continuing Your Research: A Checklist Always communicate with your high school counselor High School graduation requirements come FIRST! Attend: Advising workshops specific to your major Faculty office hours Get involved at BC CLUBS, sports, programs Volunteer work/internships Meet 1:1 with an academic advisor Plan ahead: registration times are particularly busy Bring your projected class schedule for high school completion.
Questions? Thank you for coming!
