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Your NetID is your electronic identity at Bellevue College. Your NetID is a combination of a username and password which allows you to log-in to online and computing services on campus such a email, MyBC, computers in labs and classrooms, or desktop computers if you’re an employee. Setting up your NetID is something you should do as soon as possible after you apply for admissions or after being hired.
Once you’ve been issued your SID and PIN, you’ll create your NetID online. More about SID and PIN…
All users receive a user name based on first and last name. The username format is: firstname.lastname. Your username becomes the first portion of your email address. If another user has a similar name, alternates are provided when creating your account. This username format is new for all users as of August 27. Read more details…
Once you finish the online set-up steps, if you’re a college employee check with your direct supervisor and he/she will provide you with details on how to log in to your computer the first time. Students who have applied for admissions will receive their password via email at the email address used when they applied for admissions. Once your BC email address has been created, all official communications from the college are sent to that address.
Note: All NetID passwords expire every 120 days, so it is important that you reset your password on a regular basis. If the expiration date passes, you will be unable to access college resources until you have updated your password.
We provide online self-service tools for managing your NetID password at https://bellevuecollege.edu/netid/. If you are a PC user, you may also opt to reset your password directly through your desktop computer at your desk. Choose CTL+ALT+Delete and then choose Change Password. If you’ve been away from the college for a while and don’t remember your username, you may look it up online. Review the NetID password rules and standards.
You’ll use your NetID to access important college services such as: