Questions and Answers
If you can't find the answer to your question below please don’t hesitate to contact an
admissions counselor at 1.800.756.7920 or highschool/[email protected] and we’ll make sure you get the answers you need.
Academic
After completion of your Junior year. Complete an application here.
Contact us before finishing your application and we can get the application fee waived for graduating high school students!
No, Bellevue University is an open enrollment campus. However, the ACT/SAT scores may be used for some scholarship purposes.
Yes, Bellevue University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Read more about our accreditation here.
A bachelor's degree requires 127 credit hours including General Education, a Major, Electives, plus the Kirkpatrick Signature Series capstone course. Bachelor's degree requirements are explained on our Admissions pages.
Bellevue University offers a variety of majors in flexible formats, and in more traditional formats - online, and in-class. See the top in-class traditional programs at Bellevue University here.
Bellevue University requires an ALEKS mathematics placement assessment to determine your readiness for various courses.
Yes, Bellevue University provides free tutoring services as well as additional resources for academic success through our Learning Labs.
Yes! Many traditional majors provide the opportunity to complete an internship or service project as part of its requirements or elective credits. The Career Services Center has knowledgeable staff who can answer your questions on internships, career assessments, resumes and much more.
Yes. While many universities pick and choose what they allow to transfer, at Bellevue University there is no limit on the number of AP or dual enrollment credits you can transfer. We’ll determine the number of credits granted to you for each course based on the college’s course catalog description and our transfer equivalency guidelines.
As soon as you are awarded your high school diploma, contact your school counselor to request your official transcript be sent to: [email protected]
Upon receipt of your final official high school transcripts, your Admissions Counselor will be able to register you. Check out our first-year Bruin Experience Courses program, which makes it easy to complete your Gen Eds the first year.
Financial
Bellevue University is one of the most affordable private institutions in the State of Nebraska.
View cost of attendance
Bellevue University has a general college fee required every term. Parking is free, and we offer a variety of free printing options on campus.
View the Tuition & Fees page.
Yes, financial aid money is available to assist students with the cost of attending college.
Yes, Bellevue University has over 50 scholarships unique to the University, with eligibility ranging from simply being a freshman, to financial needs-based, to academic-merit or degree program. Check out more about our freshman scholarships here.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens December 1, 2023 for all 2024-2025 AY students. Click here to complete and enter the Bellevue University school code: 002538
You can estimate the cost of your degree using our Net Price Calculator.
Campus Life
Yes, Bruin Village apartment-style student housing is on the south end of campus. See our Student Housing pages for more information.
In-class courses range from 12 to 20 students on average per class.
Yes, Bellevue University has 14 nationally competitive men’s, women’s and co-ed sports teams. The Bruins are a member of the National Association for Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Our mascot is the Bruin Bear. Visit www.bubruins.com for schedules, stats and more!
Yes, all first-year students have a requirement to attend New Bruin Academy (NBA), a two-day orientation the week before Fall term begins. Learn more here.
No, most students are not required to live on campus, however, it is encouraged. Living on campus is the best way to meet people and acclimate to college life.
The Residence and Student Life team hosts over 80 events throughout the year and offers a wide range of organizations meeting the needs of its diverse student body.
See a list of clubs
and organizations here.
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