Office of Financial Aid
To apply for financial aid at Bethel Seminary, a student must file both a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and the Bethel University Financial Aid Application. The results of both forms will indicate eligibility for most types of financial aid, including grants and student loans.
If you are a Doctor of Ministry student, your opportunities are limited and you should not complete either the FAFSA or the Bethel University Financial Aid Application. Visit the Doctor of Ministry Programs financial aid webpage for more information and instructions.
Complete the Bethel University Financial Aid Application. Students must apply for financial aid each school year.
Only students selected for verification or using estimated income data in the FAFSA must submit signed federal taxes to the Office of University Financial Aid.
Notify the Office of University Financial Aid of any necessary changes or additions to the Financial Aid Award.
Confirm that your award was based on your correct enrollment.
Submit the appropriate loan applications or requests (if needed) by July 1 (or one month prior to the start of the term) to ensure timely disbursement.