Future students
Seek.
Bethel people are passionate – about academics, music, forensics, sports, work, art, worship, service, conversation. Everyone here is passionate about something. Usually several things. – Allison Boehm, ’09
You’ll find that your professors and classmates will engage, challenge and inspire you as they join you in an exhilarating pursuit of knowledge and personal fulfillment. A wide range of academic programs and study abroad options means you are sure to find the right program to prepare you for your future. Outside the classroom, you can connect with the campus community through athletic events, all-school service days, lectures, dances, plays and musical productions. Check out the many opportunities for participation you will have at Bethel.
Serve.
I am putting my beliefs into action much more than I did before I came to Bethel. Bethel has had a valuable role in that change. – Matthew Root, ’09
Whether through living and studying together or participating in activities together, students come to know and care for each other. At Bethel, you will be encouraged to integrate faith and learning, empowering you to view questions and dilemmas from multiple perspectives. You also will have regular opportunities to give of yourself to serve others – on campus, in the community and around the globe – in order to stretch and strengthen your spiritual life.
Grow.
Being a thresher is more than just being a college student. It involves becoming a better person and finding out who you are inside and out. Bethel is all about figuring out where you belong and having a great time doing it. – Emily Kliewer, ’10
Bethel provides you the space and support you need to grow as a person, build your faith and have some fun. Intellectual and spiritual growth converge to start you on your chosen path – toward a career, possibly grad school, certainly a fulfilling life. Our caring community will challenge you to excel academically, to think creatively and carefully and to live with integrity. Read what alumni say about their Bethel experience.
