“Bethel’s nursing program was academically challenging to make me a good nurse, and they also emphasized how important compassion, integrity, and kindness are in all facets of life.”

“It has always been in my heart to care for others, and Bethel prepared me to care for people holistically. I am forever grateful for my experience at Bethel and how it shaped me into the nurse I am today.”

“The combination of hands-on clinical experience and Christ-centered teaching inspires me daily and reminds me why I chose this path — to be a light in the midst of pain, and to bring hope and dignity to every patient I serve.”

“Bethel allowed me to explore my faith, participate as a student athlete on the Women’s Golf Team, and meet influential peers who were also pursing the beautiful mystery that is Christianity. I truly believe that the culmination of a well-rounded education between Bethel and Notre Dame, in addition to opportunities and experiences, has prepared me not only for the technical work, but allowed me to thrive as a working adult.”

“The science courses and labs definitely helped prepare me to attend graduate school in physical therapy. I had access to a cadaver lab as an undergraduate student, which was a great experience.”

“It’s one thing to learn things in a book. It’s another thing to experience the human body. [My cadaver internship has] really expanded my knowledge of what actually happens in surgery.”

“The rigorous classroom environment helped me learn the pathophysiology to best care for my patients in an evidence-based way.”

“I am grateful for the supportive community and opportunities to grow at Bethel. The staff invests in, inspires and equips students with the tools of knowledge, confidence and respect for others to help us find success and fulfillment in life. I have been well-prepared for physician assisting school, and I am forever grateful for my science professors.”

“Bethel University and the nursing program changed my life for the better, and helped me find my passion and purpose.”

“Reflecting on my four years at Bethel as a now practicing Doctor of Physical Therapy brings me deep gratitude. The staff at Bethel invested into my life in ways that profoundly impacted the way I now serve others. My professors were intentional in and out of the classroom, ensuring I felt seen and cared for, as well as equipped and empowered to step forward into my calling. I am now able to do the same for others because of this. Thank you Bethel for the opportunities, relationships, growth and investment into my life!”