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BU@Youth For Christ
Discipling Students for God’s Calling
BU@YFC, based in Englewood, Colo., is a virtual college campus passionate about discipling students for God’s calling through practical education and community engagement.
Those seeking a degree will benefit from Bethel University’s strong academics while being immersed in the culture of Youth for Christ. Students will receive practical ministry experience in a learning environment that promotes spiritual growth.
Why Bethel University at Youth for Christ?
BU@YFC students will benefit from Bethel University’s strong academics while being immersed in practical real life experience. BU@YFC prioritizes in creating a safe and fun community for students to grow and develop with each other.
Life Flexibility
Through BU@YFC, you will earn a college degree while still having the flexibility to remain at home and continue to work a part-time job.
Reduced Tuition
Bethel University offers discounted tuition to students at extension sites, allowing BU@YFC students to earn up to 30 credit hours a year for $10,500. Additionally, financial aid is available for those who qualify.
Practical Training
Ministry and business apprenticeships will be offered to you through BU@YFC. Up to 3 credit hours per semester will be given for practicum experience. This amounts to 8-10 hours weekly of firsthand leadership, ministry and workplace experience.
Get Your Degree at a Fraction of the Cost
Check out our current degree options at BU@YFC! We are regularly adding more areas of study to provide variety that prepares our students with many career opportunities.
View Cost
COST: $6,900
Total cost is for one year of tuition at BU@YFC after the addition of the $3,600 Abe Graber Memorial Scholarship. The price before the scholarship is $10,500 and is based on 12-18 credits per semester (including 3 optional practicum hours). The cost will increase if the student registers for additional credits over the 18 hours or is enrolled in summer courses. Additional fees may vary by site.
*Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
Next Steps:
Step 1
Submit Site Application
Fill out this short info form to get the process started and get more info. Our site director will get in touch with you shortly.
Step 2
Apply to Bethel University
Students meet with an advisor to complete application and submit required materials to Bethel University.
All students must meet the admission criteria for Bethel University.
Step 3
Enrollment & Financial Aid
Bethel University’s admission team will notify you of acceptance and help you with FAFSA and financial aid at BU@YFC.
Step 4
Meet With Academic Advisor
You will work with your advisor to select the appropriate classes pertaining to your degree.
Let’s Start a Conversation
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should apply to BU@YFC?
BU@YFC is for high school graduates and interested young adults who look to discover and embrace their God-give mission within a platform of vocational ministry or the marketplace.
How much does it cost?
Total cost is $6,900 for one year of tuition at BU@YFC after the addition of the $3,600 Abe Graber Scholarship. The price before the scholarship is $10,500 and is based on 12-18 credits per semester (including 3 optional practicum hours). The cost will increase if the student registers for additional credits over the 18 hours or is enrolled in summer courses. Additional fees may vary by site.
*Financial aid is available for those who qualify. Students may apply for the Federal Pell Grant. For eligible students with the most need, these grants may substantially reduce their out-of-pocket costs.
Will credits from other colleges transfer or can I transfer credits from BU@YFC to another college?
Yes, any credits from a regionally accredited college or university would generally transfer. For more questions, please visit Bethel’s Transfer Credit Policy page. The Registrar’s Office reviews all official transcripts on a case-by-case scenario and, if applicable, awards transfer credits appropriately for each Bethel corresponding course. Students may also receive elective credits for courses that do not apply to the area of their degree (up to the maximum elective credits required for the degree).
Does the program offer financial aid or student loans?
BU@YFC enables enrolled students to pay for their college experience using federal financial aid. To know if you are eligible for such funding, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at StudentAid.gov and maintain 12 credit hours each semester.
Many scholarships received from organizations outside of Bethel University can be applied to the cost of your education.
Bethel University will assist you in understanding all of your financial options.
Is housing available?
Unfortunately, housing is not available.
When can I start?
Classes begin in August and January. Students can be admitted up to one week before classes begin.