Bellevue University
- 4 Year
- BELLEVUE, NE
Bellevue University Reviews
Rating 3.89 out of 5 322 reviews
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I love attending Bellevue University. It is a great school. I completed my Bachelors of Science in Business Management and Leadership and now working on my Masters of Science in Management. I would recommend this school to anyone that wants to work hard and do the work.
I loved my online cohort experience. I went through with the same group of people and got to know them pretty well. I liked the simplicity of the online portal and the structure.
I completed my MS in Clinical Counseling. The majority of the professors want their students to become successful clinicians. With CACREP accreditation, it is not an easy degree to earn! Assessment probes are a requirement with each course, and if you do not earn a minimum of 80%, you cannot pass the course and must repeat the course. A 3.0 GPA is required to continue in the program. After graduation, I was hired at a counseling agency, and I have received incredible feedback from seasoned counselors for the knowledge I gained from Bellevue University. If being a counselor is your dream, I would recommend this program. If being a counselor is not your dream, and you want an "easy graduate degree," the counseling profession and the program at Bellevue University are not for you. The MS in Clinician Mental Health counseling from Bellevue University is a difficult degree to earn, but with drive, determination, and incredible support from faculty members, it is attainable!
I am part of the online student program. This means that I can work from anywhere. That is what I love the most about Bellevue.
I would love to see more video demonstrations from professors, though. The only thing I use now is books. The way it is now is still fine, but a student can learn a lot- and quickly from an expert's well-chosen words, however short they may be.
I would love to see more video demonstrations from professors, though. The only thing I use now is books. The way it is now is still fine, but a student can learn a lot- and quickly from an expert's well-chosen words, however short they may be.
This college claims to be adult-friendly, but it keeps a traditional M-F schedule for homework, it requires student commentary on other student's assignments, and it's a pretty rigorous work schedule for anyone working a regular 40 hour week. Also, I received very little support and pretty bad advice from my assigned advisor. If you're truly looking for adult education and support, keep searching.
I really would not recommend Bellevue University to anystudents considering going into the field of Cyber Security.
If I had it to do all over again I would have chosen another college to attend. All but one of my professors has taken several weeks to grade assignments when the schools policy is to have things graded within a few days of the turn in date. I got no feedback the whole way through my major program and felt like at the end that I had no idea what I was doing. Please if you are thinking about this school run the other way!
Bellevue University has given me the opportunity to grow into an adult. When I first came, I was still young and immature and did not know what I wanted to do with my life. Now that I am in graduate school here, I have a clear sense of direction and know what I want to do with the rest of my life. They have given me many experiences and memories that have helped me grow and shape my future.
The online experience is great. There are constant opportunities to talk to your professor or other classmates to get assistance if you need it. Most of the time, there are videos made by the professor that s teaching the lesson for that week, because it is helpful to some students that way. Personally, I enjoy the online experience more than the residential experience.
Excellent school! The advisors are thorough and prompt. They are always there to answer all questions and they have guided me through a positive enrollment experience!
The professors at Bellevue University are truly looking out for your best interests. They do all they can to see you succeed, which I always appreciate!
I am a full-time online student and also work full-time. Bellevue makes it easy to secure a degree while working.
The format of the learning was not very flexible. Trying to maintain online schooling and working was not as possible as I was hoping it to be because of the format of the courses.
It's a small university, but it has what it needs. The staff are open minded, patient, and willing to help out student when needed. The campus itself is small enough to walk around in about ten minutes, but it's a peaceful walk. There aren't many crowds of students due to the small size except for about five minutes after the university bell rings and even then it's pretty small. As a new transfer student I like the place a lot. The only thing that is really missing is a nurses office on campus, but there are some nearby the university so it doesn't impact it that much.
I am taking one course that is half online this school year. So far the experience is fine, for the assignments are very doable, and the Zoom meetings clarify any questions that might turn up. However, the only real negative thing is that sometimes there can be a dead silence due to our own experiences on certain topics. But that cannot really be avoided if one does not know how to answer certain questions.
My experience with the school so far as been through advisors and student coaches. They have always been available when I have questions and are very quick to respond. This is hard for me to find since I work overnights at a hospital and my hours can get pretty crazy. The advisors even went above and beyond by helping me transfer military credits which UNO, UNL, Metro, and Iowa Western never mentioned. Overall I have had a really good experience and no complaints so far.
Most of my classes have been online through the university, but I have taken some in person classes! Bellevue does a tremendous job making the online experience enjoyable, but very professional and educating.