This visit day is for everyone, but especially Latino/a prospective students and families of all ages with an option for the tour to be translated into Spanish.
Pilot Prep Camp
Feeling unprepared for big decisions about college can be a barrier to attending college, and Bethel wants to help!
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Virtual FAFSA Info Night
Find out more about the new FAFSA changes and how they affect you as an incoming student. Come get your questions answered!
Bethel University recognized by U.S. News for 20th consecutive year, distinguished as No. 9 for social mobility
For the 20th consecutive year, Bethel University has been recognized by U.S. News on their annual Best Colleges list. For 2024, Bethel is ranked among the Midwest’s Best Regional Universities and distinguished in the top 10 for social mobility.
Bethel MBA Online: Affordable and Flexible
Corey Ringenberg ’19, originally from South Bend, Ind., completed his MBA from Bethel University 100% online – from Arizona – and just graduated in May with no debt.
Latino Visit Day | Día Para Estudiantes Latinos
Latino Visit Day is for Latino/a prospective students and families of all ages. Most of the visit will be offered in Spanish or translated.
Bethel University named to Money Magazine’s “Best Colleges in America 2023” list
Bethel University has been named to Money Magazine’s 2023 list of “Best Colleges,” ranked by value. Money Magazine analyzed more than 700 four-year colleges and scored them based on dozens of data points to determine the colleges where students’ tuition is most likely...
Bethel University Announces Oct. 1 Priority Action Date + $500 Visit Scholarship
Bethel University announces its new Priority Action application with scholarships for students who apply for Fall 2024 by Oct. 1
Fine Arts Scholarship Day
Explore music and the arts at Bethel University and receive a one-time $500 scholarship toward your first year of tuition at BU.
Bethel University just got more affordable for Indiana Residents
Indiana State Budget Committee approved the Indiana Commission of Higher Education’s request for the largest increase in state grant funds since 2008.