Registrar's Office
Student Records
The Registrar's Office supports and ensures the accuracy and privacy of each student's academic record in order to protect the value and integrity of Bellevue University education. Here’s what we do for you:
- We oversee registration, grading, conferral of degrees and distribution of diplomas. For course registration, Go to Bruinconnect.bellevue.edu (current students) or talk to your Student Coach.
- We educate the University community on the privacy rights of students as accorded them through FERPA.
- We maintain course information and degree requirements including the academic catalog and schedule of classes.
- We can deliver official transcripts, unofficial transcripts, enrollment verifications, degree verifications, and advisement reports online. Contact us for more information. More about Ordering Transcripts.
- We report student data to the University as well as federal and state units.
- We provide students with answers about processes, services and transactions.
Contact The Registrar
Bellevue University's Office of the Registrar
1000 Galvin Road South
Bellevue, Nebraska 68005
1.402.293.2000
1.800.756.7920
Email Us with Your Transcripts Securely at:
[email protected]
Transferring in previous college credits? Just send us your transcripts.
If you’re transferring from another institution of higher education, you must submit an official transcript from each accredited institution you previously attended. Here are a few details to note:
- A transcript can be emailed securely to [email protected] or by mail. It is required to be sent directly from the issuing institution to Bellevue University's Office of the Registrar to be considered an official document. Please check with previous institution for available sending options.
- Applicants who submit an official transcript which reflects a two-year degree from a regionally accredited postsecondary institution are not required to show proof of high school completion.
- Transcripts must be submitted even if credits were not earned at the previous institution or if transfer credit is not granted.
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