Bellevue College

Commencement is this weekend. Are you prepped and ready to go? If you are a graduate, make sure you have your cap and gown ready with the necessary stoles and/or ribbons. Don't forget you need to be at T-Mobile Park to check in and line up before 2 PM.

If you are joining us as a guest, parking is available for $20 and is cashless; make sure you bring a card to pay. Tickets are not required for this event; all family and friends are welcome to join in celebrating our graduates. All bags must be clear or meet T-Mobile Park bag policy.

We can't wait to see everyone and celebrate all of our graduates this weekend!

We are all in this together! Good luck on finals Bulldogs, you got this.

Campus is closed today, June 19, for Juneteenth. There are no classes and all offices are closed. We will see you back on campus on Monday.

Commencement is less than 10 days away! Are you joining us as a graduate, family member, staff, or just excited to celebrate this class of Bulldogs?

Summer is just around the corner, and campus is definitely showing off.

Don't forget to hang up your regalia before commencement on June 27 to help with any fold wrinkles due to the package materials came in. Today, June 16, is the final deadline to submit your graduation application.

Graduation applications can be found on our website: https://www.bellevuecollege.edu/current-students/apply-graduation/

Commencement details can be found on our website: https://www.bellevuecollege.edu/current-students/commencement/

Meet Oliver Au Yong, RTT, Bellevue College alumnus who works in proton therapy at Fred Hutch. A graduate of our radiation therapy program, Au Yong found himself interested in proton therapy after his three-month clinical rotation at the Fred Hutch proton therapy facility.

Read more about Oliver Au Yong on the Fred Hutch website:

Meet Oliver Au Yong, RTT, the newest proton therapy radiation therapist Oliver Au Yong, a radiation therapist at Fred Hutch, delivers precise proton therapy while supporting patients through treatment. He values proton therapy for its ability to target tumors accurately and reduce side effects and finds inspiration in his patients’ resilience.