This document presents data pertaining to the impact of Bellevue Community College (BCC), Washington, on the surrounding community. The study examines both short- and long-term impacts of BCC on the larger community. Short-term impacts include the revenue and expenditures for which BCC is responsible, which for 2001-02 totaled $86,431,309. During that academic year, BCC received over $4 million in funded grants, 99% of which came from outside the BCC service area. The report breaks down expenditure estimates into three categories: college, employee, and student expenditures. Long-term impacts on the community include an educated populace and a return on investment (ROI) in the community college. The report calculates the ROI for BCC by multiplying the 292,231 earned credits the 15,794 students in the 2000-01 academic year received by $117 per credit return on investment, which, adjusting the figure for other factors, leads to an ROI of almost $21 million. BCC student earnings average an increase of $13,000 per year after professional/technical training. Also examines lifetime earnings potential, worker productivity, community services, health, voting participation, incarceration, and other areas affected by education and training. (Contains 38 tables and 14 figures.) (NB)