Visit Bethel

A campus visit changes everything in your college search.

When you step on campus, you’ll get an immediate sense for finding your place at Bethel. Experience the energy of life on campus, meet with professors to explore your interests, and feel what it’s like to know you’re home.

In-Person Campus Visit

Schedule an on-campus visit where you can create an experience that best fits your interests at Bethel.

Schedule Your Visit

Virtual Campus Visit

Schedule a virtual meeting with an admissions counselor, faculty member, or coach over Google Hangouts.

Schedule Your Visit

Virtual Campus Tour

Explore campus virtually to learn more about what day-to-day life at Bethel looks and feels like. These resources will help you imagine yourself as a Bethel student right where you are.

Picture Yourself Here

Group Visit

We’re currently unable to host groups on campus, but we're available if you’d like to talk about what a visit for your school, youth group, or organization could look like in the future.

Learn About Group Visits

Admissions Events

SEPT 28 2023

Social Work Accelerated Master's Info Session

11:15 a.m. Lakeside Center - B 100 (Library)

Complete your bachelor's and master's in Social Work in 4-5 years

SEPT 28 2023

Heather Nameth Bren: Motherland

6 p.m. Johnson Gallery

Motherland is a clay and ceramic exhibition that explores trauma and its generational legacy.

SEPT 28 2023

Parent Quick Connect: Intro to Financial Aid

7 p.m. Online Webinar

Learn how to navigate the financial aid process so that you can make sure your student is able to take advantage of the financial support available to them.

SEPT 29 2023

Heather Nameth Bren: Motherland

Johnson Gallery

Motherland is a clay and ceramic exhibition that explores trauma and its generational legacy.

SEPT 29 2023

Wooddale Chapel Event

10 a.m. Benson Great Hall

Come visit Bethel University and hear from Heather Flies as she speaks during Chapel!

SEPT 30 2023

Heather Nameth Bren: Motherland

Johnson Gallery

Motherland is a clay and ceramic exhibition that explores trauma and its generational legacy.