All soon to be high school graduates and interested young adults who look to discover and embrace their God-given mission within the context of intentional community, spiritual formation, and real-world experience. To learn more, please fill out the student information form.

Anytime! Students are admitted for either the fall (classes begin in August) or spring (classes begin in January) semesters. Pro-tip: We can share some key steps to help you maximize your financial aid when you contact us.

Yes, this program partners with Bethel University. Bethel University is a fully-accredited institution authorized to award associate, bachelor, and master’s degrees.

Yes. Although each school (including Bethel) varies with what they will accept so it’s best to check rather than assume. Bethel is credentialed by the Higher Learning Commission—the same authority that oversees IU, Butler, Notre Dame, and many others.

Bethel University will provide courses for students, meaning you will be taught by BU professors.

Classes can be online/distance learning, integrated with live video presentations, in-person instruction, or a combination of these. Students interact face to face with other students and academic mentors regularly. 

There are both two-year associate degrees and four-year bachelor degrees available from Bethel University.

We offer general studies majors in both 2 and 4 year formats so you can explore your vocation while earning a degree. With our low tuition, you can afford to get started without the pressure of having your whole career figured out. 

If your high school grades were less than stellar, that doesn’t mean you can’t succeed in college. There may be some extra effort needed on your part. But, if you’re willing to go there, we’re right beside you to help you succeed.

We get it. Maybe your “Gap Year” is now in year 2, 3, or 4. We can help you knock off the rust and get back in the educational race. You can do this!