Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Convergys CM Development Program?
- How long does it take to complete the Convergys CM Development Program?
- How much does the Convergys CM Development Program cost?
- What if I have fewer than 30 college credits?
- When can I enroll in Bellevue University's bachelor's degree completion program?
- What if I already have a bachelor's degree?
- How do I apply for tuition assistance?
- What is the Reimbursement Payment Option?
- Where is Bellevue University?
- What are the requirements for admission to Bellevue University?
- How long has Bellevue University offered online learning?
- Is Bellevue University accredited?
- Will Convergys accept the online grade report printed from the B.R.U.I.N. (Bellevue University Real-Time Users Information Network) system as proof of the grade?
- What is Bellevue University's transfer policy?
- What can I expect from my Admissions Counselor?
- Why does Bellevue University need my Social Security Number (SSN)?
- Can you tell me more about the history of Bellevue University?
- I see Bellevue University degrees are based on semester credit hours and other universities (typically community colleges) use quarter credit hours. Is there a difference - and, if so, what is the difference?
Answer
What are the requirements for admission to Bellevue University?
All applicants for admission to Bellevue University are required to submit an Application for Admission. Bellevue University will order transcripts from the accredited institutions you have attended.
Transcripts must be submitted even though credit may not have been earned at the previous institution, and even though transfer credit may not be granted.
In many cases, training courses may be evaluated for credit. For example, ACE (American Council for Education) has assigned credit awards for many training courses. Be sure to ask your Admissions Counselor about whether your training might be worth academic credit.
Bellevue University does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or disability in the educational programs and activities it operates.