Financial Aid
Consumer Information about Bethel College
Accreditation
A copy of accreditation documents may be requested by contacting the President’s office at 574.257.3313.
Special facilities
Services For Students With Disabilities
Services for students with disabilities are provided by Academic Support Services, located within the Teaching Learning Center. Services may include assistance with note taking, alternative testing, books on tape, or other accommodations deemed reasonable and necessary by qualified professionals. To receive these services, a student must provide documentation of his/her disability. Academic Support personnel also coordinate the peer tutoring program and Twenty First Century Scholars Program.
Costs of attending Bethel College
Instructional Facilities
The Bethel College campus has numerous buildings which house the various academic programs.
Bethel College Faculty
Bethel College Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate degrees offered at Bethel College.
Bethel College Graduate Programs
Graduate programs offered at Bethel College.
For information regarding student financial assistance
Office of Student Financial Services
574.257.3317
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For information regarding academics
Academic Services Office
574.257.3306
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For information regarding our residential campus
Student Development Office
574.257.3304
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Drug and Alcohol Abuse Education
The Bethel College alcohol and drug abuse program extends far beyond minimum requirements for such programs. Since Bethel College does not permit the use of alcohol or drugs on or off campus, abuse problems tend to be hidden. For this reason the extensive program strives to reach five distinct outcomes:
- Training and information which may prevent some students, faculty and staff from abusing drugs and alcohol.
- Training for the campus community so that they will more readily identify current problems.
- An increase in the level of competency of intervention techniques in a manner that is caring and correct.
- Better referrals to appropriate agencies and follow up with needed support.
- A campus-based, user-friendly resource center housing specific, needed information.
The full description of the Comprehensive Drug and Alcohol Program is available upon request to the Dean of Students (574) 257-3530.
For information regarding our campus crime statistics
Campus Safety Office
574.257.2553
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You may also reference the Department of Education Campus Crime Statistics
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Right to and procedures for inspecting and reviewing a student’s educational records
- Right to and procedures for requesting amendment of a student’s education records
- Right to consent to disclosure of personally identifiable information contained in the student’s education records
- Right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education
- Right to obtain a copy of the student records policy
Graduation Rate Information
Bethel College tracks graduation rates for those first-time, full-time students who enter the college during the fall term of each year. The rates represent the percentage of such students who finish within a time equivalent to 150% of the standard length of their program (i.e. – 6 years for a 4 year program). Cohorts of entering groups have been formed each year since fall term of 1996. Descriptions of those groups by sex and racial/ethnic background are now available. Reports are available to prospective and enrolled students by contacting Carolyn Arthur.
Carolyn Arthur,
Director of Retention and Academic Support Center
574.257.3356
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Equity in Athletics Report
This report is designed to make prospective students aware of a school’s commitment to providing equitable athletic opportunities for its men and women students. View the Equity in Athletics Report.
Athletic Graduation Rates
Cohort Year |
Athletes |
Athletes that graduated |
% of Athletes that graduated |
2001 |
45 |
27 |
60% |
2002 |
51 |
32 |
63% |
2003 |
62 |
29 |
47% |
