Everything about this school is bad. The financial aid department is a mess, they ask you to redo the same documents every semester. There is no real teaching done here. You get a couple five minute videos and some links that you could have found yourself. The teachers dont care at all. The student advisor does absolutely nothing except for say there is nothing I can do. What do they have jobs for if they dont do anything?

The Outdoos Staff was great very helpful.The Property was well taken care of; the experience was delightful

I’ve had only great experiences at this university and I would recommend it to anyone. My student advisor Deborah Mace is incredible and has helped me beyond what I ever would have expected. This college is great if you’re working full time and I love that I can work my schedule around college.

Terrible school. Instructors do everything possible to make students fail so they have to retake same classes. Worst instructors ever. Stay away from this school.

Bellevue University needs to switch their online platform to CANVAS or something else. It is so hard as a student to track down my assignments and when they are due. I have to sift through a bunch of documents and tabs just to find my assignment for the week. The online platform Blackboard is not student friendly. The only thing students care about is knowing what our class assignments are and when they are do. something needs to change about that. BLACKBOARD IS NOT STUDENT USER FRIENDLY!!! ............. There campus is super nice tho.This is coming from a new student to Bellevue University and a former student of UNO that replaced there blackboard to canvas because of these reasons.

I enrolled at Bellevue University through my employer. Classes were overpriced. I learned nothing compared to what I had learned from my previous university. The classes were childish and resembled a middle school class curriculum. A degree from this university will not prepare you for any job or higher education. Bellevue University is in fact a diploma mill provided by employers for a second rate education. Steer clear.

Nice campus with amazing staff. Small town community allows smaller class size so your not just a number. New housing right off campus. Everything within short walking distance. Clean, comfortable and affordable education. Lots of Enthusiastic support of athletes. Positive School spirit!

I had a great experience attending Bellevue University online. Yes, its one of the pricey private schools, but they also have lower fees compared to other schools. I found the material challenging and I feel like I got my moneys worth. The only negative thing I have to complain about is that unnecessary course that all undergraduates have to take. If I had known that I couldnt get out of taking the course from the beginning, I wouldve reconsidered another cheaper school. I felt like that was a ripoff.

I ended up backing out of the enrollment process. After sending my transcripts and FAFSA info. I asked what would be the cost for the classes. I could not get a straight answer from anyone. We wont know until you are accepted ... and enrollenrolled. And to be accepted you must complete the student loan applications process. I made it clear from Day 1 I was not taking out student loans. And wanted to pay out of pocket.... So they could have saved me a bunch of time by saying we wont accept you without loans. And I would have walked away. Even on my final email I sent to them say I was no longer interested because I found a local University that was cheaper and way more helpful the reply I got back was.... well if you are still against taking out loans....hope that school is a better fit for you...

Great campusGreat school

Worst experience ever! I took a class, withdrew from that class and had to reimburse my employer via direct deposit. Bellevue also sent me a bill for the class stating my balance is the result of a Sallie Mae loan!! I’ve never ever had any student loans. Sallie Mae has no record of an account for me at all. Each time I speak to a rep i get told different information! Lastly I was told basically I’m being double charged for the class. Even though I paid my employer back, Bellevue is also charging me for that class and I’m forced to pay them $1000 for a transcript with a “W” grade! Highly frustrating! Do yourself a favor and avoid Bellevue University at all costs!!

This is my first year of school here at Bellevue & I am extremely happy so far. I am most impressed by how helpful the faculty is ; and how much the professors are willing to go out of their way to help you get the best education possible. There is a lot of resources and facilities available for free not to mention how much money they give in scholarships on top of how affordable it is already. If you are looking for a school that provides the best experience or opportunity Bellevue University is the school. GO BRUINS!

Bellevue University is an outstanding educational experience with top notch staff and professors. I graduated in 2005 and the education I received at Bellevue impacted my career in a positive manner. I have since returned to work on my Masters. The curriculum is up-to-date and reflective of the real world. Rewards in life come with hard work and dedication. I read the comments made and was surprised by the negative ones. However, I served my country for 30 years to protect the rights of folks to practice free speech. In exercising that right, I would like to say well done Bellevue University, you are making a positive impact on professional and personal goals of thousands. James S.

Well maintained, secure campus

Got a BS here. Now going to UNO. Learned more in one semester at UNO.

This school only cares about fees. Every fee from the transcript fee, student fees $900 a year now, everything is Ivy League priced. They just want more and more money. The student fee has gone up 375% in the past 5 years, its impossible for a single income family to pay. Just when education is supposed to be more affordable, Bellevue is raising the price bar. Complete rip off

My student success advisor did not help me in any way she literally told me theres nothing i can do with everything i asked her i honestly feel like the students DO NOT MATTER

Bellevue University is a private, non-profit institution that provides high-quality educational programs. The University is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Both online and face-to-face classes are available. Bellevues faculty is composed of highly qualified individuals who care about the success of each student. The admissions and financial aid procedures are streamlined and hassle-free. Credits are easily transferred from other schools.A previous reviewer commented negatively about the requirement of the Kirkpatrick Signature Series. Bellevue is very clear from the outset that those courses are required as part of its liberal arts program. If that is a deal-breaker, then Id recommend choosing another school.There was also a complaint from a reviewer about not receiving an informational packet in the mail. It is true that Bellevue does not generally send printed materials. Unless you are attending face-to-face courses, all information is easily accessible on their online learning portal. If you like to have hard copies, you can simply print the course materials at home.The bottom line -- I graduated with a B.S. in Business from Bellevue, and I highly recommend this school.

I am just finishing my first session for B.S. in Software Development, and it was great. I have been writing software for 18+ years, and the curriculum is up to date and will prepare you for work in the industry. The professor is very helpful and always responds quickly.I would refer this to anyone who is working full time and cant go on a traditional schedule with school. Bellevue does have a large campus in NE, from what I have seen using Google Earth, it looks nice. But the online curriculum is what hooked me.

I have had a horrible experience so far with Bellevue. Beginning with the application process now through the first term there is a consistent lack of communication from their staff. I missed application deadlines for scholarships and now have had large loans taken out on my behalf without my knowledge. When you try to contact to get issues resolved no one is available to take your calls.

Best university ever. I learned a lot and was able to find a job right after graduation.

I am attending Bellevue now. Key knowledge for applicants: They went the extra mile to accept my existing credits from a fully accredited school in the Midwest. Im in the online program. Once you understand the drill, the process works beautifully. I work on my classes when I want to, Ive learned key things for my degree, and they are fully accredited. This is a fantastic way to get your degree.I was ecstatic to see the Kirkpatrick series was part of the curriculum. Like every student, I want my study to work toward the future Im planning in IT. But this should be a requirement in every school, starting in grade school. Its whats missing from most curricula.You get such generous acceptance of your existing credit hours, and it is so easy to knock out what remains that you arent losing anything vs another school. Other schools will also have curricula to round out your education, but its in something less useful. If you hate our country, you can always go to another school and learn to be a societal ingrate. They teach that everywhere.The cost is not the lowest, but somewhere in the middle. Everyone Ive spoken to at the school is extremely helpful. About everything. Bookstore, Financial Aid, Student Services, etc.

Another reviewer described Bellevue as predatory and that is 100% true. Until this university decides to stop requiring 9 credit hours for their Kirkpatrick Signature Series, they will remain illegitimate and undeserving of anything more than a 1 star rating. 9 credit hours on top of the requirements for a degree potentially adds an additional semester and nearly $5,000 in tuition expenses when accounting for all the hidden fees associated with each class. What a scam. Go to University of Nebraska Omaha, which has almost the same acceptance rate and lower tuition, and enjoy a real college. Bellevue is a joke.

The financial aid department is horrible!

Bellevue University makes it unbelievably difficult to earn a Masters degree. Tuition is up to over $1,700 per class. Each class will also cost you over $100 random fees. Also, Bellevues classes do NOT count for credit at any other institution. Trust me, I have tried.Ive never failed a class, yet they discontinued my federal student aid and have forced me to pay out of pocket. Were talking $7,000 a year to attend online classes (one at a time). There is very little educative takeaway here and they rob you blind. Bellevue ONLY cares about money.

Needs some work. Only a few classes were challenging. It really depends on the professors you get.

I completed my Bachelors degree here, as well as my MBA. I can completely vouch for the programs that I accomplished within this University! While the online courses seem easier from a topical vantage point, I would caution one with saying do your due diligence! If you are not organized and self-motivated, then you may want to consider the brick and mortar delivery. I think Ive accumulated more gray hairs throughout the MBA program; than the three combat tours that I completed in the military. Additionally, if one is also concerned with the validity of the online courses, I assure you that for the MBA you will take around four or five proctored tests to satisfy anyones in-class hunger. Overall, I am satisfied with the curriculum of the university and have, as well as will continue to recommend this school to anyone I come in contact with.

I finished my undergraduate degree in 2014 from Bellevue. I think it depends on a number of variables such as timing, program/major, individual instructors, etc. that determine ones experience at any school.My experience was pleasant and the professors were experienced and knowledgeable. The coursework was intense. I particularly enjoyed the KSS. It gave my degree a liberal arts component that gavethe degree a worth beyond the typical college degree.I knocked off one star because of the expense.

Ive had the worst experience with this school. They will not explain anything to you, they expect you to know. They never stated my tuition wasnt covering my books so I found out on my own by inquiring because books were needed for a class that I did not have .After finding out the advisor was like oh well its all on you. The advisors are the worst at responding to calls. They are no help in any form .Overall I wish I could unroll and find a different school but its too late so I am stuck making the best out of a situation the school doesnt care about .This school is only about your money. Do not attend this school! Find a different oneone !

Charged additional fee that unexisted. Low and bad student service. The only star is for those great friendly professors and career consult

The admin side is fantastic with this school; however the course curriculum and classes are definitely not worth the price tag.

DO NOT ORDER THE ELECTRONIC TRANSCRIPTS BECAUSE THEY ARE COMPLETELY USELESS!!!!! I tried to order my transcripts for a job and they are insanely expensive ($10 for electronic and $15 for paper when I only play $5 for my masters transcripts at a different school). When you receive the email for the electronic copy it comes as a pdf download which is completely useless to employers because its considered a copy. But before you order Bellevue tells you that the electronic ones are legit which you dont find out is a lie until after the fact. When I spoke to the registrars office they told me sorry but if you want them sent to your employer you will just have to pay again. Like they are so cheap, right? What a scam!

Very unprofessional and the professors get away with treating us like we are less than human. I’m taking my education elsewhere!

By far, the worst experience ever! I NEVER write reviews but I felt that it was absolutely necessary to write about my experience with this school.I was very ill last year for half of the year and attempted to remain enrolled in school. After not being able to stay on top of the work, I decided to withdraw during 2 Quarters. I was told after the 2nd Quarter that I would not need to file an appeal for financial assistance as my appeal would carry over into that next quarter and that I would receive financial assistance. Please keep in mind that I provided all of the documentation from my doctor and had provided numerous emailed communications. 3rd Quarter, 3 weeks into the Quarter and literally the day before my disbursement was supposed to be deposited to my school account, I receive an e-mail that my aid has been suspended. After many calls and escalations and weeks of pleading, I was told that I had 2 options: a) Pay $700+ that day to remain enrolled in the current course and pay the remaining balance within a few weeks or b)Withdraw from the University completely. Yes, those were my options. Instead of Bellevue owning up to the fact that they obviously had an incompetent rep, that is working in the financial aid office, giving out inaccurate information that could affect a students livelihood, they basically told me too bad! If I could afford to pay $700 at the very moment that someone asked me to, I probably would not require financial assistance. I decided to withdraw from the University and I am now enrolled in another MHA program and thriving!! I absolutely WOULD not and could not stay enrolled with a school that obviously cares nothing about their students! If you decide to attend school here, best of luck! Please take all of the horrible reviews into consideration! It is not worth it!

If there was a zero it would of gotten that low, terrible experience. The professors do not even hold a Ph.D., The cost is 10x that of more credible universities. Absolutely a disgrace to the Omaha metro community.

Expensive, predatory, not military friendly! I got stuck in transit on the way home from a deployment and could not attend classes for almost a month. After several attempts, I was not able to retake the courses or have the classes refunded, but they finally dropped the failing grades. I was 3 classes from my degree so I reenrolled. I got to my last class and they informed me that they changed their mind and I now I had 3 more classes.

Awesome university. Helpful staff and great options for the working student

Just started here so far its great!

One of the best schools in the US for working adults.

Well I am not sure where to start.1. They force you to take, and pay full tuition for, a program called Kirkpatrick signature series. I get that, except there is no way out of it if you have had constitutional classes in the past and/or also worked in law enforcement and military. Most people need a lesson on the constitution but it should be waived for those who have had extensive experience with it. That is $3000.00+ I do not want to pay for something that has nothing to do with my major.2. Communication is basically non existent. They never once sent me an orientation packet or any documentation on how online classes work or what we have to do to set up to take classes online. Other forms of communication such as email and phone calls had a 48-72 hour turn around. Finally, they just dont seem to really care about anything except your money, otherwise they would take good care of students.

Well my dad works there and there are so many benefits

They are so unprofessional the person who tried to help me didnt help me at all she didnt explain to me about the Business program but she chose to ask me questions about my personal life and my school experience sad!

Very organized information throughout the online courses, when I had questions, I just emailed my professors and they respond back in a day or less. Enough and productive small homework and discussions. Plenty of tools and material available, and weekly short essays is sufficient to develop concrete skills and a strong learning experience. Each instructor works differently but they are always willing to help. As a minority student, I had an excellent experience in all areas. When it comes to financial issues, I got emails to correct stuff and to stay informed.I really liked this school, I took classes online and although it seemed complicated, everything was well explained, and if I had questions, the teachers were quick to answer me. There is a teacher and a class every 6 weeks, and during those weeks there is a different topic. The assignments and discussions were very helpful in keeping me up to date. They have a lot of material available in the virtual room. Each teacher expects different things but in itself, all with the same purpose. There are papers to deliver each week but they were not so long, and all this helps so that one is truly prepared out there. I did well, even being a foreigner / naturalized, as I thought it would be very difficult to obtain my Bachelors or Bachelors degree. It was less complicated than I thought, and it was all worth it. They are good to communicate with one, when it comes to any matter, even economic, and they explain how to solve it.