Undergraduate Admission Traditional Programs

Terrell L. Elam, Ph.D. - Vice President of Enrollment Management

Stephanie Hochstetler, B.A. - Director of Admission for Traditional, Adult and Graduate Studies

Cindi Pedersen, M.B.A.. - Director of Financial Aid

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Bethel University seeks applicants whose characteristics indicate a desire and ability to work in accordance with the Christian liberal arts and sciences concept described in our objectives. Students should present an academic record of achievement that indicates intellectual capacity and initiative; motivation toward responsible citizenship and Christian commitments should also be represented. In evaluating students’ credentials, the admission committee strives to determine potential for success in Bethel’s rigorous academic program. Skills in reading, thinking, communication and a solid foundation in the natural and social sciences are highly desirable.

The admission committee takes the following criteria into account in evaluating applicants:

Academic achievement
English and math proficiency
Supplemental information such as personal statement, recommendation letters, interview, or writing sample.

Prospective students, regardless of major, are expected to have the following academic preparation:

Four years of English
Three years of math and laboratory science
Three years of history or social studies
Two years of foreign language