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Bellevue University Bachelor's Degrees

As Partners in Education with Bellevue University, The College Network offers an undergraduate degree program that provides a convenient blended learning format. Our blended learning format consisting of independent study and online learning makes it possible to continue your education without altering your lifestyle or sacrificing your career.

The College Network will help you complete your general education and elective courses (up to 82 hours), using our Comprehensive Learning Modules. Once you have completed a Comprehensive Learning Module you will take an end-of-course equivalency exam through CLEP^®, DSST^® or Excelsior College^® Examination. The course credit earned though passing equivalency exams will transfer to Bellevue University. After you've tested-out of your general education you will complete your upper-level courses (about 45 hours) online with Bellevue University in an accelerated, co-hort format and receive your degree from Bellevue University.

Bachelor of Arts in Leadership

Provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to enhance their ability to lead in their chosen field. They will be more likely to distinguish themselves as leaders and to advance more rapidly in their careers. Graduates of the program work in a wide variety of public and private organizations, and are uniquely positioned to move up quickly with their leadership skills.

The program examines leadership in a variety of contexts – historical, ethical, political, professional, psychological, emotional, personal, and organizational. In all contexts, students are exposed to relevant theories about leadership and are asked to reflect upon their own experience leading and being led. Through various assignments, students analyze the nature of leadership in order to learn to lead more effectively in their personal, professional, and civic lives.