Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing (RN to BSN) at Bellevue College

Advance Your Nursing Career
Free for eligible member RNs

Advance Your Nursing Career

Free for eligible member RNs

Ready to take your next big step? Get your Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) at Bellevue College. Offered in partnership with the college, this program is especially for busy, working nurses. If you are an RN with a nursing associate’s degree or a diploma from an accredited program, don’t miss this opportunity to advance your credentials.

To learn more about program requirements and the application process, visit the Bellevue College website.

Are you an eligible union member interested in applying? We will help you take next steps and show you how to use your benefits to pay for your education. Email Melanie Bermudez-Felix or call (425) 255-0315.

Not sure if you are a member? Check here.

What You Get

Built for your schedule:
Courses are both in-person and online (hybrid), with degree candidates typically on campus one day per week.
Flexible timeline:
Students may choose to apply for full-time (6 quarters) or part-time (10 quarters) status.

For Eligible Members

A degree without student loan debt:
Eligible members pay nothing for a program that typically costs $10,500. Non-members self pay.
You go first:
Get priority tuition assistance to pay for school. This member benefit normally has an enrollment list.

Our Members Say It Best

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“The Training Fund helped me with tuition. The process was easy: Fill out your application, submit your stuff, and you’re going to be guaranteed a slot in the program with Bellevue College. I’m like, ‘Yes, here we go! I’m ready!’

The Training Fund is awesome. I cannot believe you guys did this for us. And that’s fantastic!”

Monica Clark

Training Fund member for more than a decade, Began RN-BSN program in 2021

“The Training Fund can help you advance your career through education. They are here to help you with tuition, advisors, tutors, education planning, emotional support, and information about many resources that will help you through your journey.”

Danielle Davis, MA

Danielle is currently pursuing her ADN with the Training Fund

“My Training Fund Navigator was really great at counseling me. He walked me through the whole process….applying to the Training Fund, qualifying for Tuition Assistance, and then sending me resources for scholarships to keep my costs as minimal as possible. When I was unsure about things, he would reach out on my behalf to help me navigate. He definitely went above and beyond!”

– Paisha Andersen

MultiCare Deaconess Nursing Assistant. Paisha will graduate with her RN certificate in August, 2020 from Spokane Community College.

“I was really nervous to go back to school because I had been out of school for 13 years. But it’s such a great benefit to take advantage of. Going back to school was a challenge but I think when it challenges you it really makes you stronger, and I just feel like it makes me have more of an edge in my field”

– LeAnn Garcia, MultiCare Valley Hospital Registered Respiratory Therapist

LeAnn graduated in August 2020 with her Bachelors of Science in Respiratory Care from Boise State University.

“I wanted to be a nurse since I was 10-years-old. I started working as a patient transporter in 2016 and I didn’t know we had a union or an education fund. I became more serious about my nursing career. [The Training Fund] is awesome, it’s great! It takes a load off of you financially and you can focus on your school without worrying about how to pay for it.”

– Aimee Duenas, MultiCare Auburn Medical Center Nursing Assistant

Aimee completed her nursing pre-requisites and began the Highline College nursing program in September 2020.

“Going back to school for a Master’s program after 30 years, in a different learning environment, with a full-time O.R. nurse job, and the pandemic is not easy, but not impossible to do. I was amazed by the tremendous support I had from the Training Fund and WGU mentors. Now I can say I will never regret taking the high road in meeting my personal and professional development. The next step for me is to plan on giving back.”

– Marina “Rina” Sotero-Galban, Highline Medical Center Registered Nurse

Marina graduated with her Masters of Science degree in Nursing Education from Western Governors University in October 2020.