I attended Bellin for almost 3 years until I transferred schools. In my opinion, Bellin College is unnecessarily hard. I was in the BSN program at Bellin and I never even made it on the honor roll. Since I transferred I have made it on Dean's list every single semester. Even though there are teachers at Bellin that will offer assistance every single step of the way there are also many teachers that won't help there is no in-between with teachers. read more

As a disabled veteran I can say that Bellin College has been the best college I have been to out of two UW-Colleges previously attended. It is hard, but I managed to still get all A's my first semester there. I am a transfer student from UW-Oshkosh, before that UW-Fox Valley. I am taking one more semester of classes before going into the 15 month BSN program since I will have all my requirements met. As far as help goes, I couldn't have been in better hands! I got sick and had documentation from the veterans hospital so that I could stay enrolled after getting a month behind due to medical reasons. All of my professors were caring, planned everything to make up, and were patient with me when it came to completing my work. I still had to take the same exams, tests, and do all of the work everyone else did. It was very hard, but I still caught up while being able to earn all A's. I also had my significant other in the hospital and had to care for my son while going to school. I feel that I should share my private details of what happened because of seeing some other negative reviews so that everyone can get an idea of how Bellin College is as a whole and how they really treat students. One of the deans at the college even met with me during my semester and supported me all the way with an open door policy if I ever needed any help. They don't discriminate and are more than fair to everyone of all types. Your not just a number there and it feels like a family. Everyone is there to help you and your not a lost voice left to struggle. I was very nervous and awkward as a first semester transfer student, but once I got behind everyone as a whole worked with me every step of the way. If I was able to get straight A's and was behind a month in classes like general chemistry, anatomy and physiology 2, etc... as a full time student while being a disabled veteran than I think anyone can be successful as well here. I just completed my first semester as a transfer student this spring 2022 so this is a recent review. I'm not being asked to do this, but after seeing some negative reviews I had to say something since I had the opposite experience. Give them a chance it's a very good school with a serious reputation. Nothing worth getting is easy either of course it's going to be hard at times. Take care and consider applying if your interested in healthcare professions in nursing, physical therapy or radiological technology. They have other programs as well so check out the website. I am still a student here and can't give an elaborate description of what they offer. The important thing I wanted to add was the review as how they are as a college, how my experience was and what to expect as a student. Take care! read more

Application nightmare! For every piece of paperwork I send in, they ask for two more. Their "transcript review" missed simple issues right up to application time; when they were no longer simple issues. At this point, I think I'm looking at going somewhere else. read more

An excellent school! If you are looking for a school with a great faculty to student ratio you will find it here. Nursing (BSN and FNP), radiology technology, and ultrasonography programs available. read more