“best community college around”   Travis B.

ive taken classes at bellevue, everett and edmonds community colleges, bellevue is by far the best. its located right off I-90, there has been recent road improvements here which always helps.... More >

ive taken classes at bellevue, everett and edmonds community colleges, bellevue is by far the best. its located right off I-90, there has been recent road improvements here which always helps. theres many parking lots and a garage, but some are far away. the school is good condition with several new buildings and computers being more included into classrooms. there is always visible security and ive never heard of any problems there.
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“Good community college”   Wilson C.

Bellevue is certainly a very good community college. took some evenning classes there for my microsoft certification. They are rated much better than the other community colleges around Seattle.... More >

Bellevue is certainly a very good community college. took some evenning classes there for my microsoft certification. They are rated much better than the other community colleges around Seattle. The instructors were knowledgable and very helpful. The location was very convenient. I actually wasn't at the main campus but an off-campus site. If you are looking for a community college to go to this is one you should be be looking at.
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“Good community college.”   Sharna C.

BCC is one of the better community colleges in the area. Many local high school students attend BCC for two years and then transfer to local universities such as the University of Washington. BCC... More >

BCC is one of the better community colleges in the area. Many local high school students attend BCC for two years and then transfer to local universities such as the University of Washington. BCC offers a variety of courses for many different majors and the school is going to become a four year university around 2007. The location is easy to find. Courses are also offered for high school students who would like to be part of the Running Start program.
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“Thanks...but no thanks”   by tygirljojo at Citysearch

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I attended the school for a little over a year. The biggest problem I had with this school was that I felt like I was in high school all over again! Sure, class sizes are better than the U, it's... More >

I attended the school for a little over a year. The biggest problem I had with this school was that I felt like I was in high school all over again! Sure, class sizes are better than the U, it's got a pretty nice campus, and overall for the price it's your best bet, but honestly I lost interest in attending my classes after a while. I'm a good student and I never thought I would be one to just stop attending classes, but I did here. I never really came across the sense of ""school community."" The enrollment process was extremely dated (no internet enrollment at that time, only phone) and traffic...yeech. I think they may have fixed the last two points I mentioned, but even so, if I do need the use of a community college down the road, I'll probably try elsewhere next time. Pros: Class size, Credit prices, Nice campus Cons: , Dis-jointed community, Enrollment process
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