Work alongside nationally recognized faculty who will empower you to leverage your strengths and lead with confidence.
Get hands-on, real-life experience through research, community service, and internships so that you’re prepared for what’s next.
Think critically about your convictions so that you can remain rooted in your beliefs while rising to meet the world’s challenges.
At Bethel, you’ll learn under passionate, engaged professors—many with Ivy League credentials—who will support you, challenge you, and collaborate with you on everything from high-level research to national conference presentations.
Whether you’re rolling up your sleeves in our cadaver lab or connecting over a cup of coffee after class, our faculty will encourage you to pursue your passions and map out a path toward the career you’ve always wanted.
99%
recent graduates are employed or in graduate school
Top 12%
best colleges for your money
- Money Magazine100+
internship sites at companies like NASA, Medtronic, and 3M
We offer more than 100 areas of study for undergrads, as well as programs for adult undergrad, graduate, and seminary students. Enter a career or area of interest to find and compare majors, programs, certificates, and licenses.
Some of the best learning comes from doing. That’s why we weave hundreds of hands-on experiences into our programs—like collaborative research, internships, study abroad, and service learning, to name a few.
Whether you’re a computer science student designing a corporate website or an aspiring nurse participating in end-of-life simulations, you’ll take your learning beyond the classroom so that you’re prepared to be as impressive in practice as you are on paper.
99%
incoming students who receive financial aid
$70k
median salary for recent CAPS graduates
30+
study abroad destinations
Biology and psychology students collaborated with researchers at Boston University to advance modern science’s understanding and treatment of memory loss.
Our business and finance students manage a $1 million investment fund for both institutional and outside investors.
In a collaborative project, art and journalism students traveled abroad to produce a national award-winning cultural magazine.
Students across the arts and sciences conduct research with faculty advisers, and many present their findings at conference locally and nationwide.
Journalism students rack up hands-on leadership experience while helping local fourth- and fifth-graders create their first school newspaper.
A rare opportunity in undergraduate education, science students study human anatomy—along with faith and ethics—in Bethel’s on-campus cadaver lab.
Beyond academics, there's something that draws Bethel students together. It's a sense of calling, a commitment to shared values, and a deep desire to fulfill a greater purpose.
You’ll be challenged to think critically about your convictions and consider some of life’s most difficult questions from a Christian perspective. And when you take your place in our increasingly diverse world, you’ll know what it means to own your faith and live for something more.
70%
recent alumni volunteer their time to charitable causes
68%
recent alumni hold leadership roles in their work, church, or community
85%
alumni active in faith community
Here, attending Chapel is a choice. Three times a week, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from campus pastors and renowned speakers.
Our Shift ministry will invest in your spiritual development and help you build community on your freshman floor while you transition to college life.
Our Sunday evening Vespers services, led entirely by student vocalists and instrumentalists who are passionate about ministering through music.
My faith grew immensely during my time at Bethel, in part from being surrounded by so many wonderful friends and mentors who encouraged me to dig deeper. I have been challenged to ask more difficult questions while reconciling my faith with a world filled with so much injustice. Entering into dialogue with others about the messiness in life has really led me to grow closer to God.
Katie Cudo '19My college experience not only gave me the knowledge I needed to pursue a career in medicine, but also provided me with opportunities to gain real-life skills that increased my confidence as both a researcher and a Christian. Having this experience in a Christian environment allowed me to learn with others who share similar core values and reminded me that faith can exist in every aspect of our lives.
Hannah Manion '18
Tucked serenely into the woods of Arden Hills, our waterfront campuses are just 15 minutes north of the Twin Cities. Come and experience our vibrant community for yourself—we’d love to show you around.
The third cohort of the spiritual leadership program Living the Questions continues strong with funding from Youth Theology Network.
January 14, 2020 | 11:30 a.m.
The building plan is part of a decade-long grant designed to recruit, prepare, employ, and support forward-thinking teachers.
January 10, 2020 | 10:45 a.m.
This spring, Deborah Sullivan-Trainor, associate provost and vice president of Academic Affairs for the College of Arts & Sciences, will complete her 21st and final year at Bethel. Here, she reflects on her experience and the characteristics that she believes make Bethel a strong academic community.
January 07, 2020 | 11 a.m.
December 10, 2019 | Noon
December 04, 2019 | 4 p.m.
November 26, 2019 | 1 p.m.
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