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Bethel University

Saint Paul, Minnesota · IPEDS 173160

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IPEDS UNITID
173160
OPE ID
00905800
City, state
Saint Paul, MN
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
https://www.bethel.edu/
Website
100 or higher
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3 or more
Website
100-300 level
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0-4
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200 or higher
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Traditional Undergraduate
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Post-traditional Programs
Website
https://www.bethel.edu/financial-aid/proxy
Cost rows
165
Confidence
54.6% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
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Programs 393

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
Academic Behavioral Strategist Concentration (13-15 credits)42.28142026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Behavioral Strategist Concentration (13-15 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Behavioral Strategist K-12 (ABS) Licenses42.2805132026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Behavioral Strategist K-12 (ABS) Licenses13Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Information13.13992026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic InformationCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Accounting Emphasis (28 credits)52.03012026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Accounting Emphasis (28 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Add-On Teaching Licenses13.06042026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Add-On Teaching LicensesCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Addiction Studies Certificate (post-traditional undergraduate)Certificate51.1501182026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Addiction Studies Certificate (post-traditional undergraduate)Certificate51.150118Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Addiction Studies Certificate (traditional undergraduate)Certificate34.0104182026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Addiction Studies Certificate (traditional undergraduate)Certificate51.150118Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Alcohol and Drug CounselingCertificate51.1501262026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Alcohol and Drug CounselingCertificate51.150126Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Analytics and Artificial Intelligence for Business Emphasis (28 credits)30.71042026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Analytics and Artificial Intelligence for Business Emphasis (28 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Autism Spectrum Disorders B-21 (ASD) License42.2814132026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Autism Spectrum Disorders B-21 (ASD) License13Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Autism Spectrum Disorders Concentration (13-15 credits)51.15032026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Autism Spectrum Disorders Concentration (13-15 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Applied Philosophy51.32041222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Applied Philosophy38.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Art50.07021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Art50.0701122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Art Therapy (non-licensure)50.0702122-1252026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Art Therapy (non-licensure)51.2301122-125Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies38.02031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies39.0201122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Biochemistry26.13101222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Biochemistry26.0202122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Biology26.04061222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Biology26.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Business52.0601282026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Business52.020128Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Business and Political Science45.10041222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Business and Political Science45.1001122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Chemistry30.49011222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Chemistry40.0501122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Communication Studies09.0101242026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Communication Studies09.010024Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Computer Science30.49011222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Computer Science11.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Computer Science with Software Project Management14.09031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Computer Science with Software Project Management122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Business (5-12)13.1018137-1452026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Business (5-12)137-145Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Chemistry (9-12)13.1018122-1292026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Chemistry (9-12)13.1323122-129Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, General Science (5-8)13.10181222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, General Science (5-8)13.1316122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Life Science (9-12)13.1018128-1362026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Life Science (9-12)13.1316128-136Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Physics (9-12)13.1018122-1262026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Physics (9-12)13.1329122-126Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-12)50.0702136-1422026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-12)13.1305136-142Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Elementary and Special Education Integrated Major13.1018147-1552026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Elementary and Special Education Integrated Major147-155Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Engineering27.05031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Engineering122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in English23.13021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in English23.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Family Life Studies13.13391222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Family Life Studies122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Graphic Design50.07021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Graphic Design50.0409122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in History30.22021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in History54.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in International Relations45.10041222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in International Relations45.0901122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in K-6 Elementary Education13.10171222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in K-6 Elementary Education13.1202122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Mathematics27.05031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Mathematics27.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Mathematics with Education 5-12 Licensure27.0503123-1252026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Mathematics with Education 5-12 Licensure13.1311123-125Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Media Production50.06011222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Media Production122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Missional Ministries39.07041222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Missional Ministries122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Music50.09041222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Music50.0901122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Organizational Communication13.1339142026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Organizational Communication09.010014Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Physics27.05031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Physics40.0801122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Political Science54.01021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Political Science45.1001122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Public and Community Health38.01041222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Public and Community Health51.1504122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Social Studies Education 5-1245.1004125-1332026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Social Studies Education 5-1213.1318125-133Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Social Work44.05021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Social Work44.0701122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Social Work: Justice-Informed Graduate Studies Pathway44.0502124-1262026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Social Work: Justice-Informed Graduate Studies Pathway44.0701124-126Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Spanish13.13391222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Spanish16.0905122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Special Education K-12 Academic Behavioral Strategist13.1212122-1242026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.A. in Special Education K-12 Academic Behavioral Strategist13.1001122-124Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.F.A. in Art50.0702122-1242026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.F.A. in Art50.0701122-124Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.Mus. in Applied Performance50.091692026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.Mus. in Applied Performance9Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.Mus.Ed. in Music Education50.091632026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.Mus.Ed. in Music Education3Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Actuarial Science and Finance27.0503137-1432026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Actuarial Science and Finance52.0801137-143Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Applied Physics27.0304162026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Applied Physics40.080116Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology27.05031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology26.0210122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Biology30.490140-412026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Biology26.010140-41Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Chemistry40.11011222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Chemistry40.0501122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Computer Engineering27.0503127-1342026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Computer Engineering14.0901127-134Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Computer Science14.09031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Computer Science11.0101122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Electrical Engineering27.0503127-1352026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Electrical Engineering14.1001127-135Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Elementary Education with Middle School Science13.1212140-1482026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Elementary Education with Middle School Science140-148Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Elementary Education, K-613.13391222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Elementary Education, K-613.1202122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Environmental Science26.13101222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Environmental Science03.0104122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Exercise Science42.27061222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Exercise Science31.0505122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Human Bioenergetics30.4901122-1262026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Human Bioenergetics122-126Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Mathematics and Data Science27.05031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Mathematics and Data Science30.7001122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering27.0503131-1392026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering14.1901131-139Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Neuroscience42.2706122-1232026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Neuroscience26.1501122-123Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Physics27.05031222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Physics40.0801122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Psychological Sciences42.27061222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Psychological Sciences122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Rehabilitation and Movement Science30.4901122-1262026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Rehabilitation and Movement Science122-126Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Software Engineering11.09011222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Software Engineering14.0903122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Special Education - Residency13.02021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Special Education - Residency13.1001122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Special Education Studies13.02021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Special Education Studies13.1001122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Special Education, K-12 Academic Behavioral Strategist13.02021222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Special Education, K-12 Academic Behavioral Strategist13.1001122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Speech-Language Pathology42.27061222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S. in Speech-Language Pathology122Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S.N. in Nursing19.10012026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S.N. in Nursing51.3801Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S.N. Post-Baccalaureate Nursing51.382150-512026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
B.S.N. Post-Baccalaureate Nursing51.320350-51Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Bethel University30.490140-412026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Biblical StudiesCertificate38.0203122026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Biblical StudiesCertificate12Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Biomedical Emphasis (24 credits)2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Biomedical Emphasis (24 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Biomedical Emphasis (40 credits)26.02102026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Biomedical Emphasis (40 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Cellular and Molecular Biology Emphasis (40 credits)2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Cellular and Molecular Biology Emphasis (40 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Applied StudiesCertificate50.09119.5-122026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Applied StudiesCertificate9.5-12Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Business EssentialsCertificate45.1004182026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Business EssentialsCertificate18Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in International Baccalaureate EducationCertificate13.121282026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in International Baccalaureate EducationCertificate8Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Leadership FoundationsCertificate52.1006152026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Leadership FoundationsCertificate15Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Play TherapyCertificate51.2317122026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Certificate in Play TherapyCertificate12Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Children's, Youth, and Family MinistryCertificate39.0704122026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Children's, Youth, and Family MinistryCertificate12Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Communication Arts and Literature 5-8 Endorsement (33 credits)27.0503312026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Communication Arts and Literature 5-8 Endorsement (33 credits)31Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Computational Emphasis (18 credits)14.09032026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Computational Emphasis (18 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Biblical and Theological Engagement2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Biblical and Theological EngagementCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Church Leadership2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Church LeadershipCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Congregation and Family Care2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Congregation and Family CareCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Transformational Leadership39.07042026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Concentration in Transformational LeadershipCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Developmental Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)42.28052026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Developmental Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Developmental Disabilities K-12 License42.2805132026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Developmental Disabilities K-12 License13Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Director of Special Education License13.1001342026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Director of Special Education License34Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Doctor of Ministry39.0704162026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Doctor of Ministry39.060216Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Dual Language Track2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Dual Language TrackCatalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Ed.D. Leadership in Higher Education13.0406612026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Ed.D. Leadership in Higher Education13.040661Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Ed.D. Leadership in K-12 Administration13.1001612026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Ed.D. Leadership in K-12 Administration13.040161Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Educational Leadership Concentration (8 credits)2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Educational Leadership Concentration (8 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Electronics Emphasis (20 credits)14.10032026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Electronics Emphasis (20 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)42.28052026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Emotional/Behavioral Disorders K-12 (EBD) License42.2805132026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Emotional/Behavioral Disorders K-12 (EBD) License13Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Classics16.1202162026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Classics16Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Complex Number Methods27.0503162026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Complex Number Methods16Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Healthcare Professional Preparation05.02107-172026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Healthcare Professional Preparation7-17Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Military and Diplomatic Studies54.0102162026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Military and Diplomatic Studies16Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Music Performance50.090812-162026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Endorsement in Music Performance12-16Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Finance Emphasis (28 credits)52.08012026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Finance Emphasis (28 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Financial AidDoctor of Ministry (D.Min.)2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Financial AidDoctor of Ministry (D.Min.)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
General Biology Emphasis (40-41 credits)2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
General Biology Emphasis (40-41 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
General Education38.010402026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
General Education13.01010Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Health Communication Emphasis (23-26 credits)05.02102026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Health Communication Emphasis (23-26 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Emphasis (28 credits)52.14042026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Emphasis (28 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
International Baccalaureate Certificate in Teaching and Learning Concentration (8 credits)13.12122026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
International Baccalaureate Certificate in Teaching and Learning Concentration (8 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
K-12 Principal License13.1001302026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
K-12 Principal License30Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Leadership Communication Emphasis (14 credits)09.01012026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Leadership Communication Emphasis (14 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry39.0704362026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry39.060236Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Counseling42.2805602026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Counseling60Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Education K-1213.12128-92026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Education K-1213.01018-9Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Elementary Education13.1212482026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Elementary Education13.010148Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy51.1511602026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy60Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Ministry38.0203522026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Ministry39.060252Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Special Education42.2805102026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Special Education13.100110Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Teaching13.020236-372026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.A. in Teaching13.100136-37Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Medical Sciences26.0403422026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Medical Sciences51.140142Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Physician Assistant51.12021122026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Physician Assistant51.0912112Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-year program)42.2814602026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-year program)60Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-year program)42.2814862026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-year program)86Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S.N. in Nurse-Midwifery61.0218572026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
M.S.N. in Nurse-Midwifery51.380757Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Management Concentration (12 credits)52.02112026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Management Concentration (12 credits)Catalog 2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Managing Organizations and Human Resources Emphasis (28 credits)52.06012026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
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Minor in Social MediaMinor09.0903242026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
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Minor in Speech-Language PathologyMinor61.1001222026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
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Analytics and Artificial Intelligence for Business Emphasis (28 credits)Analytics and Artificial Intelligence for Business Emphasis (28 credits)2026-20271 groups · 9 items
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Autism Spectrum Disorders B-21 (ASD) LicenseAutism Spectrum Disorders B-21 (ASD) License2026-20275 groups · 20 items
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B.A. in Communication StudiesB.A. in Communication Studies2026-20274 groups · 43 items
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B.A. in Education, Business (5-12)B.A. in Education, Business (5-12)2026-20271 groups · 28 items
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B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-12)B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-12)2026-20271 groups · 28 items
B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-12)B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-12)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 28 items
B.A. in Elementary and Special Education Integrated MajorB.A. in Elementary and Special Education Integrated Major2026-20271 groups · 43 items
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B.A. in EngineeringB.A. in Engineering2026-20271 groups · 25 items
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B.A. in EnglishB.A. in English2026-20271 groups · 24 items
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B.A. in Family Life StudiesB.A. in Family Life Studies2026-20271 groups · 19 items
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B.A. in Graphic DesignB.A. in Graphic Design2026-20271 groups · 18 items
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B.A. in HistoryB.A. in History2026-20271 groups · 16 items
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B.A. in K-6 Elementary EducationB.A. in K-6 Elementary Education2026-20273 groups · 28 items
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B.A. in Media ProductionB.A. in Media Production2026-20273 groups · 26 items
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B.A. in MusicB.A. in Music2026-20271 groups · 15 items
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B.A. in Organizational CommunicationB.A. in Organizational Communication2026-20274 groups · 38 items
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B.A. in Social Studies Education 5-12B.A. in Social Studies Education 5-122026-20271 groups · 21 items
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B.A. in Social WorkB.A. in Social Work2026-20271 groups · 22 items
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B.A. in Social Work: Justice-Informed Graduate Studies PathwayB.A. in Social Work: Justice-Informed Graduate Studies Pathway2026-20271 groups · 28 items
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B.A. in SpanishB.A. in Spanish2026-20272 groups · 20 items
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B.A. in Special Education K-12 Academic Behavioral StrategistB.A. in Special Education K-12 Academic Behavioral Strategist2026-20271 groups · 29 items
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B.F.A. in ArtB.F.A. in Art2026-20271 groups · 15 items
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B.Mus. in Applied PerformanceB.Mus. in Applied Performance2026-20274 groups · 36 items
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B.Mus.Ed. in Music EducationB.Mus.Ed. in Music Education2026-20273 groups · 34 items
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B.S. in Actuarial Science and FinanceB.S. in Actuarial Science and Finance2026-20272 groups · 30 items
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B.S. in Applied PhysicsB.S. in Applied Physics2026-20276 groups · 52 items
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B.S. in Biochemistry/Molecular BiologyB.S. in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology2026-20274 groups · 26 items
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B.S. in ChemistryB.S. in Chemistry2026-20272 groups · 25 items
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B.S. in Computer EngineeringB.S. in Computer Engineering2026-20271 groups · 31 items
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B.S. in Computer ScienceB.S. in Computer Science2026-20271 groups · 21 items
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B.S. in Electrical EngineeringB.S. in Electrical Engineering2026-20271 groups · 30 items
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B.S. in Elementary Education with Middle School ScienceB.S. in Elementary Education with Middle School Science2026-20274 groups · 35 items
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B.S. in Elementary Education, K-6B.S. in Elementary Education, K-62026-20274 groups · 16 items
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B.S. in Environmental ScienceB.S. in Environmental Science2026-202711 groups · 39 items
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B.S. in Exercise ScienceB.S. in Exercise Science2026-20273 groups · 26 items
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B.S. in Human BioenergeticsB.S. in Human Bioenergetics2026-20273 groups · 43 items
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B.S. in Mathematics and Data ScienceB.S. in Mathematics and Data Science2026-20271 groups · 26 items
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B.S. in Mechanical EngineeringB.S. in Mechanical Engineering2026-20271 groups · 30 items
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B.S. in NeuroscienceB.S. in Neuroscience2026-20275 groups · 44 items
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B.S. in Software EngineeringB.S. in Software Engineering2026-20271 groups · 24 items
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B.S. in Special Education - ResidencyB.S. in Special Education - Residency2026-20274 groups · 20 items
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B.S. in Special Education, K-12 Academic Behavioral StrategistB.S. in Special Education, K-12 Academic Behavioral Strategist2026-20274 groups · 17 items
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B.S. in Speech-Language PathologyB.S. in Speech-Language Pathology2026-20273 groups · 25 items
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Bethel UniversityBethel University2026-20278 groups · 94 items
Biblical StudiesCertificate2026-20272 groups · 3 items
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Biomedical Emphasis (40 credits)Biomedical Emphasis (40 credits)2026-20271 groups · 24 items
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Certificate in Applied StudiesCertificate2026-20274 groups · 77 items
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Certificate in Business EssentialsCertificate2026-20271 groups · 6 items
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Children's, Youth, and Family MinistryCertificate2026-20272 groups · 3 items
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Communication Arts and Literature 5-8 Endorsement (33 credits)Communication Arts and Literature 5-8 Endorsement (33 credits)2026-20273 groups · 37 items
Communication Arts and Literature 5-8 Endorsement (33 credits)Communication Arts and Literature 5-8 Endorsement (33 credits)Catalog 2026-20273 groups · 37 items
Computational Emphasis (18 credits)Computational Emphasis (18 credits)2026-20271 groups · 7 items
Computational Emphasis (18 credits)Computational Emphasis (18 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 7 items
Concentration in Transformational LeadershipConcentration in Transformational Leadership2026-20271 groups · 6 items
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Developmental Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Developmental Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Developmental Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Developmental Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Developmental Disabilities K-12 LicenseDevelopmental Disabilities K-12 License2026-20275 groups · 20 items
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Electronics Emphasis (20 credits)Electronics Emphasis (20 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 7 items
Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Emotional/Behavioral Disabilities Concentration (13-15 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Emotional/Behavioral Disorders K-12 (EBD) LicenseEmotional/Behavioral Disorders K-12 (EBD) License2026-20275 groups · 21 items
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General EducationGeneral Education2026-202711 groups · 61 items
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Health Communication Emphasis (23-26 credits)Health Communication Emphasis (23-26 credits)2026-20271 groups · 15 items
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship Emphasis (28 credits)Innovation and Entrepreneurship Emphasis (28 credits)2026-20271 groups · 11 items
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International Baccalaureate Certificate in Teaching and Learning Concentration (8 credits)International Baccalaureate Certificate in Teaching and Learning Concentration (8 credits)2026-20271 groups · 2 items
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K-12 Principal LicenseK-12 Principal License2026-20272 groups · 8 items
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Leadership Communication Emphasis (14 credits)Leadership Communication Emphasis (14 credits)2026-20271 groups · 10 items
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M.A. in Children's, Youth, and Family MinistryM.A. in Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry2026-20274 groups · 12 items
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M.A. in Marriage and Family TherapyM.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy2026-20275 groups · 21 items
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M.A. in MinistryM.A. in Ministry2026-20275 groups · 16 items
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M.A. in Special EducationM.A. in Special Education2026-202710 groups · 33 items
M.A. in Special EducationM.A. in Special EducationCatalog 2026-202710 groups · 33 items
M.A. in TeachingM.A. in Teaching2026-20276 groups · 18 items
M.A. in TeachingM.A. in TeachingCatalog 2026-20276 groups · 18 items
M.S. in Medical SciencesM.S. in Medical Sciences2026-20272 groups · 11 items
M.S. in Medical SciencesM.S. in Medical SciencesCatalog 2026-20272 groups · 11 items
M.S. in Physician AssistantM.S. in Physician Assistant2026-20272 groups · 26 items
M.S. in Physician AssistantM.S. in Physician AssistantCatalog 2026-20272 groups · 26 items
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-year program)M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-year program)2026-20275 groups · 22 items
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-year program)M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-year program)Catalog 2026-20275 groups · 22 items
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-year program)M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-year program)2026-20275 groups · 24 items
M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-year program)M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-year program)Catalog 2026-20275 groups · 24 items
M.S.N. in Nurse-MidwiferyM.S.N. in Nurse-Midwifery2026-20272 groups · 17 items
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Management Concentration (12 credits)Management Concentration (12 credits)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
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Managing Organizations and Human Resources Emphasis (28 credits)Managing Organizations and Human Resources Emphasis (28 credits)2026-20271 groups · 8 items
Managing Organizations and Human Resources Emphasis (28 credits)Managing Organizations and Human Resources Emphasis (28 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 8 items
Marketing Emphasis (28 credits)Marketing Emphasis (28 credits)2026-20271 groups · 11 items
Marketing Emphasis (28 credits)Marketing Emphasis (28 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 11 items
Master of Arts (Christian Thought)Master of Arts (Christian Thought)2026-20274 groups · 11 items
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Master of Arts (Theological Studies)Master of Arts (Theological Studies)2026-20275 groups · 12 items
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Master of Business AdministrationMaster of Business Administration2026-20276 groups · 25 items
Master of Business AdministrationMaster of Business AdministrationCatalog 2026-20276 groups · 25 items
Master of DivinityMaster of Divinity2026-20275 groups · 22 items
Master of DivinityMaster of DivinityCatalog 2026-20275 groups · 22 items
Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced StandingMaster of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing2026-20272 groups · 11 items
Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced StandingMaster of Social Work (MSW): Advanced StandingCatalog 2026-20272 groups · 11 items
Master of Social Work (MSW): Full ProgramMaster of Social Work (MSW): Full Program2026-20272 groups · 17 items
Master of Social Work (MSW): Full ProgramMaster of Social Work (MSW): Full ProgramCatalog 2026-20272 groups · 17 items
Mechanics Emphasis (16 credits)Mechanics Emphasis (16 credits)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
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Minor in Business Education & CommunicationMinor2026-20271 groups · 12 items
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Minor in Psychological TraumaMinor2026-20272 groups · 12 items
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Minor in Social Welfare StudiesMinorCatalog 2026-20271 groups · 12 items
Minor in Sociocultural Studies of EducationMinor2026-20271 groups · 15 items
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Minor in Speech-Language PathologyMinorCatalog 2026-20271 groups · 6 items
Minor in Studio ArtMinor2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Minor in Studio ArtMinorCatalog 2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Optics Emphasis (16 credits)Optics Emphasis (16 credits)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Optics Emphasis (16 credits)Optics Emphasis (16 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Pietas Honors ProgramPietas Honors Program2026-20271 groups · 6 items
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Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Relational Studies Emphasis (24 credits)Relational Studies Emphasis (24 credits)2026-20271 groups · 14 items
Relational Studies Emphasis (24 credits)Relational Studies Emphasis (24 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 14 items
Standards of Effective Practice Concentration (15 credits)Standards of Effective Practice Concentration (15 credits)2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Standards of Effective Practice Concentration (15 credits)Standards of Effective Practice Concentration (15 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Strategic Communication Emphasis (14 credits)Strategic Communication Emphasis (14 credits)2026-20271 groups · 9 items
Strategic Communication Emphasis (14 credits)Strategic Communication Emphasis (14 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 9 items
Strategy & Execution Concentration (12 credits)Strategy & Execution Concentration (12 credits)2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Strategy & Execution Concentration (12 credits)Strategy & Execution Concentration (12 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 4 items
Superintendent LicenseSuperintendent License2026-20272 groups · 8 items
Superintendent LicenseSuperintendent LicenseCatalog 2026-20272 groups · 8 items
Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning LicenseTeacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning License2026-20272 groups · 5 items
Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning LicenseTeacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning LicenseCatalog 2026-20272 groups · 5 items
Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning License Concentration (8-9 credits)Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning License Concentration (8-9 credits)2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning License Concentration (8-9 credits)Teacher Coordinator of Work-Based Learning License Concentration (8-9 credits)Catalog 2026-20271 groups · 5 items
Teaching LicenseTeaching License2026-20278 groups · 24 items
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credit_by_examThe nursing department requires a score of 4 or better on the AP exams in order for the exams to be used to fulfill the science course prerequisites for the nursing program.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
credit_by_examStudents with a score of 3 on AP science prerequisite courses will receive elective credit or credit toward General Education requirements.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
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Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditCredits by Examination Home › Academic Information › Academic Policies › Transfer Credit and Prior Learning › Credits by Examination Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. A maximum of 40 credits in prior learning can be applied toward an undergraduate degree program. Prior Learning:2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditPhysician Assistant Home › Academic Programs › Anderson Family College of Health Sciences › Graduate Programs › Physician Assistant Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
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Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditin Physics Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) 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Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditin Applied Performance Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditin Business Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditin Media Production Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) 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Administration Toggle Faculty &​ Administration Administration Print/Download Options Degree Requirements Academic Plans Course List Code Title Credits Major in Media Production (B.A.) Communication Core COM 210 Perspectives on Human Communication 4 COM 213 Media Communication 2 COM 363 Methods of Communication Research 4 COM 375 Media Criticism and Theory 4 Choose one of the following courses: 4 COM 220 Group Communication COM 370 Interpersonal Communication Media Production Core COM 170A Introduction to Media Production 4 COM 264 Storytelling 2 COM 302 Media Law 4 COM 352 Broadcast Journalism 2 COM 491 Communication Internship and Seminar 1 4 COM 491 Communication Internship and Seminar 1 4 4 credits of Royal Media Studio, two courses must be taken at the 300-level: 4 COM 271 Royal Media Studio COM 371 Royal Media Studio COM 471 Royal Media Studio Choose four of the following Production courses: 16 COM 342 Advanced Editing and Visual Effects COM 372 Advanced Audio Production COM 373 Digital Filmmaking COM 374 Sports and Live Events Production DES 105 Introduction to Digital Media Course List Code Title Credits Major 58 General Education * 48-56 Electives 8-16 Total Credits 122 1 Students are required to complete two internships with the final four internship credits taken their senior year as a capstone experience.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditMaster of Arts (Theological Studies) Home › Academic Programs › School of Theology & Bethel Seminary › Graduate Programs › Master of Arts Degrees › Master of Arts (Theological Studies) Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditCourses taken at the remedial level are not eligible for transfer. Examples of approved agencies include, but are not limited to, World Evaluation Services, Educational Credential Evaluators Inc. Official transcripts sent directly from the college, university, or institution offering the transfer course are required. Articulation agreements may include exceptions to transfer credit, course requirements, and degree requirement policies.0070catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027prior_learningA maximum of 40 credits in prior learning can be applied toward an undergraduate degree program. Prior Learning: Credits by Examination - Undergraduate Bethel distinctives, program-determined residency requirements, capstone courses and 400 level courses; these requirements cannot be met through ACE-recommended PLA credit.0072catalog.bethel.edu
Academic Catalog 2026-2027transfer_creditMay not be transferred into Bethel. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW students meet the prerequisites for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW students meet the prerequisites for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisites for this course. SWEAP FPPAI professional assessment fee: $75; advanced standing students must also purchase Tevera software for all field tracking. Special Notes: Students in the Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Students in the Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course, with the exception of SOWK 725. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course.0313catalog.bethel.edu
Admission Requirementstransfer_creditUndergraduate transcript(s) may be waived if transfer credit(s) are not used being used to fulfill content area requirements.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Admission Requirementstransfer_creditUndergraduate transcript(s) may be waived if transfer credit(s) are not being used to fulfill content area requirements.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Admission Requirementsprior_learningSome professional certifications, in areas such as project management, data, finance, supply chain, and accounting, may be counted as credit as Prior Learning Assessment towards the degree. See the Prior Learning Assessment policy for more information. Five additional concentrations are accepted by Bethel as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment through completion of the MITx MicroMasters ® Program Certificate.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Admission Requirementstransfer_creditUndergraduate transcript(s) may be waived if transfer credit(s) are not used being used to fulfill content area requirements.0135catalog.bethel.edu
Admission Requirementstransfer_creditUndergraduate transcript(s) may be waived if transfer credit(s) are not being used to fulfill content area requirements.0151catalog.bethel.edu
Admission Requirementsprior_learningSome professional certifications, in areas such as project management, data, finance, supply chain, and accounting, may be counted as credit as Prior Learning Assessment towards the degree. See the Prior Learning Assessment policy for more information. Five additional concentrations are accepted by Bethel as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment through completion of the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate.0272catalog.bethel.edu
Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students)prior_learningAdvanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Explore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Counseling Medical Sciences Toggle Medical Sciences M.S. in Medical Sciences Nursing Toggle Nursing M.S.N. in Nurse-​Midwifery Physician Assistant Toggle Physician Assistant M.S. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (2-​year program) M.S. in Speech Language Pathology (3-​year program) Undergraduate Programs Toggle Undergraduate Programs Applied Health Sciences Toggle Applied Health Sciences B.S. in Exercise Science B.S. in Human Bioenergetics B.S. in Rehabilitation and Movement Science Healthcare Toggle Healthcare Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at Southwest Baptist University Endorsement in Healthcare Professional Preparation Pre-​Medical Track Nursing Toggle Nursing B.S.N. in Nursing B.S.N. Post-​Baccalaureate Nursing Public and Community Health Toggle Public and Community Health B.A. in Public and Community Health Minor in Public and Community Health Social Services Toggle Social Services Addiction Studies Certificate (post-​traditional undergraduate) Addiction Studies Certificate (traditional undergraduate) Alcohol and Drug Counseling Certificate Social Work Toggle Social Work B.A. in Social Work B.A. in Social Work: Justice-​Informed Graduate Studies Pathway Minor in Social Welfare Studies Speech-​Language Pathology Toggle Speech-​Language Pathology B.S. in Speech-​Language Pathology Minor in Speech-​Language Pathology College of Arts, Sciences, and Education Toggle College of Arts, Sciences, and Education Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Education Toggle Education Academic Behavioral Strategist K-​12 (ABS) License Toggle Academic Behavioral Strategist K-​12 (ABS) License Academic Behavioral Strategist K-​12 (ABS) Licenses Autism Spectrum Disorders B-​21 (ASD) License Certificate in International Baccalaureate Education Developmental Disabilities K-​12 License Director of Special Education License Ed.D. 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Chemistry B.S. in Chemistry Minor in Chemistry Computer Science Toggle Computer Science B.A. in Computer Science B.A. in Computer Science with Software Project Management B.S. in Computer Science B.S. in Software Engineering Minor in Computer Science Digital Humanities Toggle Digital Humanities Minor in Digital Humanities Education Toggle Education B.A in Education, Business (5-​12) B.A. in Education, Chemistry (9-​12) B.A. in Education, General Science (5-​8) B.A. in Education, Life Science (9-​12) B.A. in Education, Physics (9-​12) B.A. in Education, Visual Arts (K-​12) B.A. in Elementary and Special Education Integrated Major B.A. in K-​6 Elementary Education B.A. in K-​6 Elementary Education with Middle Level Endorsements B.A. in Special Education K-​12 Academic Behavioral Strategist B.S. in Elementary Education, K-​6 B.S. in Elementary Education with Middle School Science B.S. in Special Education, K-​12 Academic Behavioral Strategist B.S. in Special Education -​ Residency B.S. in 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Sciences Toggle Psychological Sciences B.S. in Psychological Sciences B.S. in Psychological Sciences with a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Emphasis B.S. in Psychological Sciences with a Marriage and Family Therapy Emphasis Minor in Psychological Sciences Minor in Psychological Trauma School of Business Toggle School of Business Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Business Toggle Business Certificate in Leadership Foundations Master of Business Administration Undergraduate Programs Toggle Undergraduate Programs Business Toggle Business B.A. in Business B.S. in Actuarial Science and Finance Minor in Business Certificate in Business Essentials Communication Studies Toggle Communication Studies B.A. in Communication Studies Toggle B.A. in Communication Studies B.A. in Family Life Studies B.A. in Media Production B.A. in Organizational Communication Toggle B.A. in Organizational Communication Minor in Communication Studies Minor in Media Production Minor in Social Media School of Theology &​ Bethel Seminary Toggle School of Theology &​ Bethel Seminary Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Master of Arts Degrees Toggle Master of Arts Degrees M.A. in Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy M.A. in Ministry Master of Arts (Christian Thought) Master of Arts (Theological Studies) Master of Divinity Doctor of Ministry Certificate Programs Toggle Certificate Programs Biblical Studies Certificate Children's, Youth, and Family Ministry Certificate Theological Studies Certificate Undergraduate Programs Toggle Undergraduate Programs Biblical and Theological Studies Toggle Biblical and Theological Studies B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies B.A. in Missional Ministries Minor in Biblical and Theological Studies Minor in Missional Ministries Special Programs Toggle Special Programs International and Off-​Campus Programs Ministry Scholars Pathway Programs Pietas Honors Program Programs in Teach-​Out Bethel University Course Descriptions Administration &​ Faculty Toggle Administration &​ Faculty Faculty Tuition and Financial Aid Toggle Tuition and Financial Aid Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Tuition and Payment Options Undergraduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Graduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Graduate Tuition and Finances Graduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Financial Aid Bethel BUILD Program Toggle Bethel BUILD Program Academic Calendar General Information Toggle General Information BUILD Program Contacts Mission and Goals Accreditation &​ Memberships Christian Liberal Arts at Bethel Bethel University Schools Catalog overview Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Bethel University Commitments Toggle Bethel University Commitments An Affirmation of Our Faith Becoming Whole and Holy Persons: A Covenant for Life Together at Bethel Expectations BUILD Program Verse Benchmarks Communication Methods Housing Events Missing Student Policy Student Mentors Health Information Spending Money Technology Transportation Other Information Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Honesty Academic Progress Academic Appeals Course Policies and Grades Internships Commencement and Final Examinations Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Applied Studies Toggle Applied Studies Certificate in Applied Studies Admissions Procedures &​ Requirements Finances Toggle Finances Tuition and Payment Options Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Scholarships Faculty &​ Administration Toggle Faculty &​ Administration Administration Print/Download Options Students whose undergraduate coursework or degree is in a field related to their seminary studies may seek advanced standing. Advanced standing allows students to take one advanced course as a substitution for a required course for which advanced standing was granted. The advanced course must be in the subject area in which advanced standing was granted and must be taken at Bethel Seminary; transferred courses cannot be used. Advanced standing is not a means to reduce the credits or time required to complete a degree at Bethel Seminary. It provides the student with a better educational experience by reducing the repetition of course content acquired in the student’s prior learning. To be eligible for advanced standing, students must contact their academic advisor and apply for faculty approval of their prior coursework. Students who have completed Greek language courses before entering the seminary will take an examination covering basic vocabulary, morphology, and elementary syntax to determine readiness for entrance into New Testament exegetical courses. Students who pass the Greek qualifying examination will then receive advanced standing in the Elementary Greek courses and will be able to select other courses in place of the basic language courses.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Advanced Standing (Seminary Students)prior_learningAdvanced Standing (Seminary Students) Students whose undergraduate coursework or degree is in a field related to their seminary studies may seek advanced standing. Advanced standing allows students to take one advanced course as a substitution for a required course for which advanced standing was granted. The advanced course must be in the subject area in which advanced standing was granted and must be taken at Bethel Seminary; transferred courses cannot be used. Advanced standing is not a means to reduce the credits or time required to complete a degree at Bethel Seminary. It provides the student with a better educational experience by reducing the repetition of course content acquired in the student’s prior learning. To be eligible for advanced standing, students must contact their student success advisor and apply for faculty approval of their prior coursework. Students who have completed Greek language courses before entering the seminary will take an examination covering basic vocabulary, morphology, and elementary syntax to determine readiness for entrance into New Testament exegetical courses. Students who pass the Greek qualifying examination will then receive advanced standing in the Elementary Greek courses and will be able to select other courses in place of the basic language courses. Students who have completed an approved Bethel bachelor-to-master’s undergraduate degree can apply for advanced standing with credit waiver. If approved, this will reduce the number of overall credits needed to obtain a master’s degree. Advanced standing with credit waiver is only available for designated courses in bachelor degree programs with which Bethel Seminary has a partnership approved by the Academic Programs Committee. The process for receiving the credit waiver through the approved bachelor-to-master's program is initiated during the admission process. Artificial Intelligence Misuse of Generative2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Advanced Standing (Seminary Students)prior_learningAdvanced Standing (Seminary Students) Students whose undergraduate coursework or degree is in a field related to their seminary studies may seek advanced standing. Advanced standing allows students to take one advanced course as a substitution for a required course for which advanced standing was granted. The advanced course must be in the subject area in which advanced standing was granted and must be taken at Bethel Seminary; transferred courses cannot be used. Advanced standing is not a means to reduce the credits or time required to complete a degree at Bethel Seminary. It provides the student with a better educational experience by reducing the repetition of course content acquired in the student’s prior learning. To be eligible for advanced standing, students must contact their student success advisor and apply for faculty approval of their prior coursework. Students who have completed Greek language courses before entering the seminary will take an examination covering basic vocabulary, morphology, and elementary syntax to determine readiness for entrance into New Testament exegetical courses. Students who pass the Greek qualifying examination will then receive advanced standing in the Elementary Greek courses and will be able to select other courses in place of the basic language courses. Students who have completed an approved Bethel bachelor-to-master’s undergraduate degree can apply for advanced standing with credit waiver. If approved, this will reduce the number of overall credits needed to obtain a master’s degree. Advanced standing with credit waiver is only available for designated courses in bachelor degree programs with which Bethel Seminary has a partnership approved by the Academic Programs Committee. The process for receiving the credit waiver through the approved bachelor-to-master's program is initiated during the admission process.0021catalog.bethel.edu
Bachelors-seeking studentstransfer_creditStudents who start their degree program with 60 or more completed credits (including all transferred credits) must choose a major during the admissions process. Students who start their degree program with fewer than 60 completed credits (including all transferred credits) have the option to admit as “exploratory” and may complete up to 60 credits before deciding on a major.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Bachelors-seeking studentstransfer_creditStudents who start their degree program with 60 or more completed credits (including all transferred credits) must choose a major during the admissions process. Students who start their degree program with fewer than 60 completed credits (including all transferred credits) have the option to admit as “exploratory” and may complete up to 60 credits before deciding on a major.0021catalog.bethel.edu
Bethel University Course Descriptionstransfer_creditMay not be transferred into Bethel. Individual and group weekly supervision is required. Communication principles involving small and large groups as well as individual discussions will be applied as the student seeks to understand insights from the four Gospels and learns to communicate those effectively in contemporary youth culture. Special Notes: Ensembles are arranged by individual audition and practicing is required. Prerequisites: SOW 600 , SOW 605 , SOW 610 , SOW 615 , SOW 620 , SOW 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW students meet the prerequisites for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW students meet the prerequisites for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisites for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . SWEAP FPPAI professional assessment fee: $75; advanced standing students must also purchase Tevera software for all field tracking. Special Notes: Students in the Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Students in the Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course, with the exception of SOWK 725 . Course includes 250 hours in the field. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Data, Economics, and Design of Policy Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Data, Economics, and Design of Policy, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Data, Economics, and Design of Policy Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Data, Economics, and Design of Policy, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.0272catalog.bethel.edu
Directed Studytransfer_creditExplore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. in Missional Ministries Minor in Biblical and Theological Studies Minor in Missional Ministries Special Programs Toggle Special Programs International and Off-​Campus Programs Ministry Scholars Pathway Programs Pietas Honors Program Programs in Teach-​Out Bethel University Course Descriptions Administration &​ Faculty Toggle Administration &​ Faculty Faculty Tuition and Financial Aid Toggle Tuition and Financial Aid Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Tuition and Payment Options Undergraduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Graduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Graduate Tuition and Finances Graduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Financial Aid Bethel BUILD Program Toggle Bethel BUILD Program Academic Calendar General Information Toggle General Information BUILD Program Contacts Mission and Goals Accreditation &​ Memberships Christian Liberal Arts at Bethel Bethel University Schools Catalog overview Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Bethel University Commitments Toggle Bethel University Commitments An Affirmation of Our Faith Becoming Whole and Holy Persons: A Covenant for Life Together at Bethel Expectations BUILD Program Verse Benchmarks Communication Methods Housing Events Missing Student Policy Student Mentors Health Information Spending Money Technology Transportation Other Information Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Honesty Academic Progress Academic Appeals Course Policies and Grades Internships Commencement and Final Examinations Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Applied Studies Toggle Applied Studies Certificate in Applied Studies Admissions Procedures &​ Requirements Finances Toggle Finances Tuition and Payment Options Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Scholarships Faculty &​ Administration Toggle Faculty &​ Administration Administration Print/Download Options Depending on the major, a student may be required to complete a directed study experience or may have the option of completing an elective directed study experience in his/her major under the guidance of a faculty member. They jointly prepare the electronic Directed Study form, which includes submitting a syllabus with the objectives of the study, the study's relationship to the student's overall program, the specific content and procedures of the study, the definition of student and faculty roles, the product or response to be made by the student on which his or her learning will be evaluated, and the number and frequency of regular contacts between the student and supervisor.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Dual Language Trackprior_learningStudents in this dual language track take Greek I: Beginning Greek ( NT 541 ) , Greek II: Intermediate Greek Grammar and Exegesis ( NT 625 ) , Hebrew I: Beginning Hebrew ( OT 541 ) , and Hebrew II: Intermediate Hebrew Grammar and Exegesis ( OT 625 ) . Students with sufficient competency in either language may take a qualifying examination for advanced standing.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Dual Language Trackprior_learningStudents with sufficient competency in either language may take a qualifying examination for advanced standing.0297catalog.bethel.edu
Evaluating Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progresstransfer_creditStudents must successfully complete a minimum of 67% of their cumulative attempted credits (including any transfer credits, advanced placement or College Level Examination Program credit). To accommodate these special circumstances, students may continue receiving aid until they either (a) complete graduation requirements for their program of study, or (b) attempt 150% of the number of credits (including transfer credits, advanced placement or CLEP credits) required for their program of study, or (c) reach the point where they cannot earn the number of credits necessary to complete their program of study within 150% of required credits for the degree, whichever comes first.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Evaluating Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progresstransfer_creditStudents must successfully complete a minimum of 67% of their cumulative attempted credits (including any transfer credits, advanced placement or College Level Examination Program credit). To accommodate these special circumstances, students may continue receiving aid until they either (a) complete graduation requirements for their program of study, or (b) attempt 150% of the number of credits (including transfer credits, advanced placement or CLEP credits) required for their program of study, or (c) reach the point where they cannot earn the number of credits necessary to complete their program of study within 150% of required credits for the degree, whichever comes first.0321catalog.bethel.edu
Finance Concentrationprior_learningFoundations of Modern Finance I Foundations of Modern Finance II Financial Accounting Mathematical Methods for Quantitative Finance Derivatives Markets: Advanced Modeling and Strategies Once a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Finance, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Finance Concentrationprior_learningFoundations of Modern Finance I Foundations of Modern Finance II Financial Accounting Mathematical Methods for Quantitative Finance Derivatives Markets: Advanced Modeling and Strategies Once a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Finance, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.0272catalog.bethel.edu
Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changestransfer_creditHonors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Graduate Level Transfer Credittransfer_creditGraduate Level Transfer Credit The transfer credit must be clearly designated as graduate credits, no more than 3 years old unless approved by the Program Director. The grade must be a C (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher. Some programs may require a higher grade to meet specific accreditation or programmatic requirements.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Graduate Level Transfer Credittransfer_creditGraduate Level Transfer Credit The transfer credit must be clearly designated as graduate credits, no more than 3 years old unless approved by the Program Director. The grade must be a C (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or higher. Some programs may require a higher grade to meet specific accreditation or programmatic requirements.0021catalog.bethel.edu
Graduate Studentstransfer_creditStudents who are registered at Bethel University may take courses at other institutionally accredited institutions for transfer credit if they have prior consent of the program director and student success advisor. Credits will be transferred according to Graduate School transfer credit policies in this catalog.0062catalog.bethel.edu
Graduation Requirementsprior_learningin Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Incomplete Gradestransfer_creditIndividualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Individualized Majorstransfer_creditExplore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. The individualized major must contain coursework of no fewer than 30 and no more than 60 credits from at least two academic majors or disciplines and must differ significantly from all other existing majors.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Individualized Studytransfer_creditExplore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. A student may take only one individualized study course per term and no more than a total of two courses.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Minor in Engineeringtransfer_creditExplore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. in Missional Ministries Minor in Biblical and Theological Studies Minor in Missional Ministries Special Programs Toggle Special Programs International and Off-​Campus Programs Ministry Scholars Pathway Programs Pietas Honors Program Programs in Teach-​Out Bethel University Course Descriptions Administration &​ Faculty Toggle Administration &​ Faculty Faculty Tuition and Financial Aid Toggle Tuition and Financial Aid Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Tuition and Payment Options Undergraduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Graduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Graduate Tuition and Finances Graduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Financial Aid Bethel BUILD Program Toggle Bethel BUILD Program Academic Calendar General Information Toggle General Information BUILD Program Contacts Mission and Goals Accreditation &​ Memberships Christian Liberal Arts at Bethel Bethel University Schools Catalog overview Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Bethel University Commitments Toggle Bethel University Commitments An Affirmation of Our Faith Becoming Whole and Holy Persons: A Covenant for Life Together at Bethel Expectations BUILD Program Verse Benchmarks Communication Methods Housing Events Missing Student Policy Student Mentors Health Information Spending Money Technology Transportation Other Information Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Honesty Academic Progress Academic Appeals Course Policies and Grades Internships Commencement and Final Examinations Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Applied Studies Toggle Applied Studies Certificate in Applied Studies Admissions Procedures &​ Requirements Finances Toggle Finances Tuition and Payment Options Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Scholarships Faculty &​ Administration Toggle Faculty &​ Administration Administration Print/Download Options Course List Code Title Credits Minor in Engineering ENR 160 Introduction to Engineering 2 PHY 292 & PHY 292D General Physics I and General Physics I Lab 1 4 PHY 296 & PHY 297 General Physics II and General Physics II Lab 2 4 PHY 302 & PHY 303 Electronics and Electronics Lab 2 4 Electives from ENR courses, excluding ENR 352 / ENR 353 , which is not counted toward the student's major 8 Total Credits 22 1 MAT 124M is a prerequisite for this course.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Pre-Medical Tracktransfer_creditExplore this section Search catalog Submit search General Information Toggle General Information Accreditation and Membership Bethel University Commitments Bethel University Schools Bethel University's Philosophy of Higher Education Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Residential International Students Student Expectations Toggle Student Expectations An Affirmation of Our Faith Professional Expectations for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students Student Resources Toggle Student Resources Military and Veteran Students Resources Residential International Students Resources The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Academic Calendar Admissions Toggle Admissions Graduate Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Policies Toggle Academic Policies Academic Appeals, Petitions, &​ Grievances Academic Honesty Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal Accessibility Advanced Standing (for Seminary Students) Artificial Intelligence Attendance Policy Calendar and Student Load Catalog Change in Degree Program or Major Classification of Students Commencement Course Number Levels Course Papers (for Seminary Students) Course Program of Study Course Time Conflict Courses in Non-​Academic Settings (for Seminary Students) Credit Hour Definition Cross Enrollment Directed Study Double Degree and Double Majors Extensions for Thesis, Capstone, or Dissertation Courses Freedom of Inquiry Grade Point Average (G.P.A.) Grades, Grading System, and Grade Changes Honors Immunization Requirements Incomplete Grades Individualized Majors Individualized Study Intellectual Property Rights Internships Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Medical Clearance and Return to Campus Military Service and Veterans Multilingual Seals Non-​Degree Seeking Students Posthumous Degree Conferral Prerequisites and Corequisites Program Overlap Registration -​ Add, Drop, and Withdraw Registration for Courses at Other Institutions and Twin Cities Seminaries Religious Accommodations for Classroom Absences Residency Requirements Selecting a Major Teach-​Out Policy Thesis (for Seminary Students) Time Limits for Degree Completion Transcripts Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Toggle Transfer Credit and Prior Learning Credits by Examination General Education Entry Requirements (post traditional undergraduate students) General Education Entry Standing (traditional undergraduate students) Withdrawal and Re-​Enrollment General Education Toggle General Education Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Toggle Traditional Undergraduate General Education Requirements and Prerequisites Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Toggle Themes of the Traditional Undergraduate General Education Curriculum Traditional Undergraduate General Education Track Options Graduation Requirements Toggle Graduation Requirements Requirements for a Bachelor's Degree Requirements for a Certificate Requirements for a Doctoral Degree Requirements for a Master's Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (post traditional) Requirements for an Associate of Arts Degree (traditional) Academic Programs Toggle Academic Programs Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Toggle Anderson Family College of Health Sciences Graduate Programs Toggle Graduate Programs Counseling Toggle Counseling M.A. in Physician Assistant Play Therapy Toggle Play Therapy Certificate in Play Therapy Social Work Toggle Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW): Advanced Standing Master of Social Work (MSW): Full Program Speech Language Pathology Toggle Speech Language Pathology M.S. in Missional Ministries Minor in Biblical and Theological Studies Minor in Missional Ministries Special Programs Toggle Special Programs International and Off-​Campus Programs Ministry Scholars Pathway Programs Pietas Honors Program Programs in Teach-​Out Bethel University Course Descriptions Administration &​ Faculty Toggle Administration &​ Faculty Faculty Tuition and Financial Aid Toggle Tuition and Financial Aid Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Undergraduate Tuition and Finances Tuition and Payment Options Undergraduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Graduate Tuition and Finances Toggle Graduate Tuition and Finances Graduate Scholarships (Special Awards) Financial Aid Bethel BUILD Program Toggle Bethel BUILD Program Academic Calendar General Information Toggle General Information BUILD Program Contacts Mission and Goals Accreditation &​ Memberships Christian Liberal Arts at Bethel Bethel University Schools Catalog overview Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Bethel University Commitments Toggle Bethel University Commitments An Affirmation of Our Faith Becoming Whole and Holy Persons: A Covenant for Life Together at Bethel Expectations BUILD Program Verse Benchmarks Communication Methods Housing Events Missing Student Policy Student Mentors Health Information Spending Money Technology Transportation Other Information Academic Information Toggle Academic Information Academic Honesty Academic Progress Academic Appeals Course Policies and Grades Internships Commencement and Final Examinations Leaving the University Prior to Graduation Applied Studies Toggle Applied Studies Certificate in Applied Studies Admissions Procedures &​ Requirements Finances Toggle Finances Tuition and Payment Options Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Progress Scholarships Faculty &​ Administration Toggle Faculty &​ Administration Administration Print/Download Options (Recommended for careers in medicine, osteopathic medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, optometry, podiatry, or chiropractic medicine as well as a career as a physician assistant.) Course List Code Title Credits BIO 120 & BIO 120D Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology and Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology Lab 4 OR BIO 124 & BIO 124D Integrative Biology: Genes, Cells, Change and Integrative Biology: Genes, Cells, Change Lab BIO 122 & BIO 122D Introduction to Organismic Biology and Introduction to Organismic Biology Lab 1 4 OR BIO 128 & BIO 128D Integrative Biology: Metabolism, Energy, Biodiversity and Integrative Biology: Metabolism, Energy, Biodiversity Lab CHE 113 & CHE 113D & CHE 214 & CHE 215 General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Lab and General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Lab 8 CHE 224 & CHE 225 & CHE 226 & CHE 227 Organic Chemistry I and Organic Chemistry I Lab and Organic Chemistry II and Organic Chemistry II Lab 8 Choose one of the following sequences: 4-8 CHE 304 & CHE 397 Essentials of Biochemistry and Biochemistry II Lab 4 CHE 388 & CHE 389 & CHE 396 & CHE 397 Biochemistry I and Biochemistry I Lab and Biochemistry II and Biochemistry II Lab Choose one of the following sequences: 8 PHY 202 & PHY 202D & PHY 206 & PHY 207 Introductory Physics I and Introductory Physics I Lab and Introductory Physics II and Introductory Physics II Lab 1 PHY 292 & PHY 292D & PHY 296 & PHY 297 General Physics I and General Physics I Lab and General Physics II and General Physics II Lab 2,3 Total Credits 36-40 1 MAT 121M , MAT 124M , or solid understanding and competency in high school mathematics as demonstrated by at least one of the following: a Math ACT score of at least 23, 519 on the Math portion of the SAT, a Math Placement Test score of at least 2 are prerequisites for PHY 202 / PHY 202D . 2 MAT 124M is a prerequisite for PHY 292 / PHY 292D . 3 MAT 125 is a prerequisite for PHY 296 / PHY 297 . 4 Students requiring CHE 397 for their degree will require an override to take this course concurrently with CHE 304 . Additional courses in biological sciences, composition, literature, mathematics, and social and behavioral sciences may be required by specific professional schools.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Principles of Manufacturing Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Principles of Manufacturing, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Principles of Manufacturing Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Principles of Manufacturing, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.0272catalog.bethel.edu
Prior Learning Creditsprior_learningPrior Learning Credits Bethel University recognizes that students may have acquired knowledge outside of the traditional classroom. As a result, options for earning credit exist through the following means. A maximum of 40 credits in prior learning can be applied toward an undergraduate degree program. Students must still complete the residency requirements for their degree program. See the residency requirement policy for specific information. NOTE: Bethel Seminary does not grant credit for prior learning except by special arrangement and approval of the Dean of the School of Theology and Bethel Seminary. Experiential learning in the form of a directed study is available to students once they are enrolled in various programs or degrees under certain circumstances. Please see directed study within the academic policy section of this catalog for more information. Prior Learning: Credits by Examination - Undergraduate Bethel distinctives, program-determined residency requirements, capstone courses and 400 level courses; these requirements cannot be met through ACE-recommended PLA credit. Credit may be awarded to a student who receives a qualifying score on the following: Advanced Placement Examination (AP). A minimum score of 3 is required in order for the exam to replace most Bethel requirements. However, a score of 4 or higher may be required by some departments or programs. The Office of the Registrar maintains information about AP exams and General Education requirements. Click on link for equivalency to Bethel Courses College-Level_Examination Program (CLEP) General Examination or a Subject Examination. Click link for score details International Baccalaureate (IB) exam. Bethel awards 3 credits for Standard Level Examinations with a score of 5 or higher. A student with a score of 4 or higher on a Higher Level Examination is awarded 6 credits. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Click link for score details A DANTES Subject Standardized Test (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support), which is equivalent to a college course. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Exemption from certain first-level courses may be granted on the basis of an adequate score on special placement examinations devised by the respective departments. Students who complete high school outside the U.S. may be eligible to receive credit for some first-year courses. Prior Learning: ACE-Approved Training - Undergraduate NOTE : Not all programs will accept ACE-Approved training to meet degree requirements. Many career fields offer non-collegiate-sponsored training courses, examinations, or certifications. Students may earn PLA credit for completing such training that has been recommended for credit by the American Council on Education (ACE). This includes military training documented on the Joint Services Transcript (JST). Prior Learning: Assessment - Undergraduate or Graduate Prior Learning assessment evaluates and recognizes learning gained outside traditional academic settings A verified certificate of completion or an official transcript from the organization must be submitted. NOTE: Not all programs will accept a Prior Learning Assessment to meet degree requirements. Credits for prior learning assessment may be awarded through one of two options A formal agreement is made with a non-institutionally-accredited institution or organization for the awarding of credits upon the successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications. The training courses, examinations or certifications from a non-institutionally-accredited institution or organization in which no formal agreement exists may be formally evaluated and approved by the Registrar's Office. Upon this formal evaluation, a verified certificate of completion or official transcript to Bethel's Graduate School. Students are awarded credits upon the successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Prior Learning Creditsprior_learningPrior Learning Credits Bethel University recognizes that students may have acquired knowledge outside of the traditional classroom. As a result, options for earning credit exist through the following means. A maximum of 40 credits in prior learning can be applied toward an undergraduate degree program. Students must still complete the residency requirements for their degree program. See the residency requirement policy for specific information. NOTE: Bethel Seminary does not grant credit for prior learning except by special arrangement and approval of the Dean of the School of Theology and Bethel Seminary. Experiential learning in the form of a directed study is available to students once they are enrolled in various programs or degrees under certain circumstances. Please see directed study within the academic policy section of this catalog for more information. Prior Learning: Credits by Examination - Undergraduate The following requirements cannot be met through ACE-recommended PLA credit: Bethel distinctives, program-determined residency requirements, capstone courses and 400 level courses. Credit may be awarded to a student who receives a qualifying score on the following: Advanced Placement Examination (AP). A minimum score of 3 is required in order for the exam to replace most Bethel requirements. However, a score of 4 or higher may be required by some departments or programs. The Office of the Registrar maintains information about AP exams and General Education requirements. Click link for equivalency to Bethel Courses College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) General Examination or a Subject Examination. Click link for score details International Baccalaureate (IB) exam. Bethel awards 3 credits for Standard Level Examinations with a score of 5 or higher. A student with a score of 4 or higher on a Higher Level Examination is awarded 6 credits. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Click link for score details A DANTES Subject Standardized Test (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support) is equivalent to a college course. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Exemption from certain first-level courses may be granted on the basis of an adequate score on special placement examinations devised by the respective departments. Students who complete high school outside the U.S. may be eligible to receive credit for some first-year courses. Prior Learning: ACE-Approved Training - Undergraduate NOTE : Not all programs will accept ACE-Approved training to meet degree requirements. Many career fields offer non-collegiate-sponsored training courses, examinations, or certifications. Students may earn PLA credit for completing such training that has been recommended for credit by the American Council on Education (ACE). This includes military training documented on the Joint Services Transcript (JST). Prior Learning: Assessment - Undergraduate or Graduate Prior Learning assessment evaluates and recognizes learning gained outside traditional academic settings. A verified certificate of completion or an official transcript from the organization must be submitted. NOTE: Not all programs will accept a Prior Learning Assessment to meet degree requirements. Credits for prior learning assessment may be awarded through one of two options: A formal agreement is made with a non-institutionally accredited institution or organization for the awarding of credits upon successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications. The training courses, examinations or certifications from a non-institutionally accredited institution or organization in which no formal agreement exists may be formally evaluated and approved by the Registrar's Office. To initiate this formal evaluation, a verified certificate of completion or official transcript must first be submitted to Bethel's Registrar's Office. Students can be awarded credits based upon the successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Prior Learning Creditsprior_learningPrior Learning Credits Bethel University recognizes that students may have acquired knowledge outside of the traditional classroom. As a result, options for earning credit exist through the following means. A maximum of 40 credits in prior learning can be applied toward an undergraduate degree program. Students must still complete the residency requirements for their degree program. See the residency requirement policy for specific information. NOTE: Bethel Seminary does not grant credit for prior learning except by special arrangement and approval of the Dean of the School of Theology and Bethel Seminary. Experiential learning in the form of a directed study is available to students once they are enrolled in various programs or degrees under certain circumstances. Please see directed study within the academic policy section of this catalog for more information. Prior Learning: Credits by Examination - Undergraduate Bethel distinctives, program-determined residency requirements, capstone courses and 400 level courses; these requirements cannot be met through ACE-recommended PLA credit. Credit may be awarded to a student who receives a qualifying score on the following: Advanced Placement Examination (AP). A minimum score of 3 is required in order for the exam to replace most Bethel requirements. However, a score of 4 or higher may be required by some departments or programs. The Office of the Registrar maintains information about AP exams and General Education requirements. Click on link for equivalency to Bethel Courses College-Level_Examination Program (CLEP) General Examination or a Subject Examination. Click link for score details International Baccalaureate (IB) exam. Bethel awards 3 credits for Standard Level Examinations with a score of 5 or higher. A student with a score of 4 or higher on a Higher Level Examination is awarded 6 credits. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Click link for score details A DANTES Subject Standardized Test (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support), which is equivalent to a college course. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Exemption from certain first-level courses may be granted on the basis of an adequate score on special placement examinations devised by the respective departments. Students who complete high school outside the U.S. may be eligible to receive credit for some first-year courses. Prior Learning: ACE-Approved Training - Undergraduate NOTE: Not all programs will accept ACE-Approved training to meet degree requirements. Many career fields offer non-collegiate-sponsored training courses, examinations, or certifications. Students may earn PLA credit for completing such training that has been recommended for credit by the American Council on Education (ACE). This includes military training documented on the Joint Services Transcript (JST). Prior Learning: Assessment - Undergraduate or Graduate Prior Learning assessment evaluates and recognizes learning gained outside traditional academic settings A verified certificate of completion or an official transcript from the organization must be submitted. NOTE: Not all programs will accept a Prior Learning Assessment to meet degree requirements. Credits for prior learning assessment may be awarded through one of two options A formal agreement is made with a non-institutionally-accredited institution or organization for the awarding of credits upon the successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications. The training courses, examinations or certifications from a non-institutionally-accredited institution or organization in which no formal agreement exists may be formally evaluated and approved by the Registrar's Office. Upon this formal evaluation, a verified certificate of completion or official transcript to Bethel's Graduate School. Students are awarded credits upon the successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications.0021catalog.bethel.edu
Prior Learning Creditsprior_learningPrior Learning Credits Bethel University recognizes that students may have acquired knowledge outside of the traditional classroom. As a result, options for earning credit exist through the following means. A maximum of 40 credits in prior learning can be applied toward an undergraduate degree program. Students must still complete the residency requirements for their degree program. See the residency requirement policy for specific information. NOTE: Bethel Seminary does not grant credit for prior learning except by special arrangement and approval of the Dean of the School of Theology and Bethel Seminary. Experiential learning in the form of a directed study is available to students once they are enrolled in various programs or degrees under certain circumstances. Please see directed study within the academic policy section of this catalog for more information. Prior Learning: Credits by Examination - Undergraduate The following requirements cannot be met through ACE-recommended PLA credit: Bethel distinctives, program-determined residency requirements, capstone courses and 400 level courses. Credit may be awarded to a student who receives a qualifying score on the following: Advanced Placement Examination (AP). A minimum score of 3 is required in order for the exam to replace most Bethel requirements. However, a score of 4 or higher may be required by some departments or programs. The Office of the Registrar maintains information about AP exams and General Education requirements. Click link for equivalency to Bethel Courses College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) General Examination or a Subject Examination. Click link for score details International Baccalaureate (IB) exam. Bethel awards 3 credits for Standard Level Examinations with a score of 5 or higher. A student with a score of 4 or higher on a Higher Level Examination is awarded 6 credits. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Click link for score details A DANTES Subject Standardized Test (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support) is equivalent to a college course. Consult the Office of the Registrar for details. Exemption from certain first-level courses may be granted on the basis of an adequate score on special placement examinations devised by the respective departments. Students who complete high school outside the U.S. may be eligible to receive credit for some first-year courses. Prior Learning: ACE-Approved Training - Undergraduate NOTE: Not all programs will accept ACE-Approved training to meet degree requirements. Many career fields offer non-collegiate-sponsored training courses, examinations, or certifications. Students may earn PLA credit for completing such training that has been recommended for credit by the American Council on Education (ACE). This includes military training documented on the Joint Services Transcript (JST). Prior Learning: Assessment - Undergraduate or Graduate Prior Learning assessment evaluates and recognizes learning gained outside traditional academic settings. A verified certificate of completion or an official transcript from the organization must be submitted. NOTE: Not all programs will accept a Prior Learning Assessment to meet degree requirements. Credits for prior learning assessment may be awarded through one of two options: A formal agreement is made with a non-institutionally accredited institution or organization for the awarding of credits upon successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications. The training courses, examinations or certifications from a non-institutionally accredited institution or organization in which no formal agreement exists may be formally evaluated and approved by the Registrar's Office. To initiate this formal evaluation, a verified certificate of completion or official transcript must first be submitted to Bethel's Registrar's Office. Students can be awarded credits based upon the successful completion of training courses, examinations, or certifications.0070catalog.bethel.edu
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Program Mission and Goalsprior_learningThe students from Bethel’s social work program are eligible for advanced standing admission to CSWE accredited graduate schools.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Program Mission and Goalsprior_learningThe students from Bethel’s social work program are eligible for advanced standing admission to CSWE accredited graduate schools.0124catalog.bethel.edu
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Statistics and Data Science Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Statistics and Data Science, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Statistics and Data Science Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Statistics and Data Science, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.0272catalog.bethel.edu
Supply Chain Management Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Supply Chain Management, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Supply Chain Management Concentrationprior_learningOnce a student is awarded the MITx MicroMasters® Program Certificate in Supply Chain Management, Bethel will consider it as 12 credits of Prior Learning Assessment toward this MBA concentration.0272catalog.bethel.edu
Technology Requirement for Business Studentstransfer_creditOption 2: Non-Bethel Credits Transfer credits from another university may apply toward meeting the requirement.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Technology Requirement for Business Studentstransfer_creditOption 2: Non-Bethel Credits Transfer credits from another university may apply toward meeting the requirement.0274catalog.bethel.edu
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Theological Studiesprior_learningIndividual and group weekly supervision is required. Communication principles involving small and large groups as well as individual discussions will be applied as the student seeks to understand insights from the four Gospels and learns to communicate those effectively in contemporary youth culture. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW students meet the prerequisites for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisites for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . SWEAP FPPAI professional assessment fee: $75; advanced standing students must also purchase Tevera software for all field tracking. Special Notes: Students in the Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course. Special Notes: Students in the Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course, with the exception of SOWK 725 . Course includes 250 hours in the field. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program have already met the prerequisite requirements for this course. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisite requirements for this course.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Transfer and/or Advanced Standingprior_learningTransfer and/or Advanced Standing Transfer students applying for admission to the nursing program must meet the regular admission requirements in addition to the requirements below: Transfer students must achieve a cumulative GPA of at least 2.85 for all college level courses prior to admission to Bethel Transfer students must attend Bethel for at least one semester (12 credits minimum) prior to starting the nursing program or receive program director permission to begin the program directly. Students may complete nursing and/or general education prerequisite courses during this semester. Transfer student requirements are found in the Academic Information section of this catalog. Further details on departmental policies and procedures are described in the Undergraduate BSN Student Handbook . The nursing department requires a score of 4 or better on the AP exams in order for the exams to be used to fulfill the science course prerequisites for the nursing program. However, the nursing department recommends students with a 4 or better take the science prerequisites, particularly BIO 120 / BIO 120D and CHE 101 / CHE 101D , at Bethel. Students with a score of 3 on AP science prerequisite courses will receive elective credit or credit toward General Education requirements.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Transfer and/or Advanced Standingprior_learningTransfer and/or Advanced Standing Transfer students applying for admission to the nursing program must meet the regular admission requirements in addition to the requirements below: Transfer students must achieve a cumulative GPA of at least 2.85 for all college level courses prior to admission to Bethel Transfer students must attend Bethel for at least one semester (12 credits minimum) prior to starting the nursing program or receive program director permission to begin the program directly. Students may complete nursing and/or general education prerequisite courses during this semester. Transfer student requirements are found in the Academic Information section of this catalog. Further details on departmental policies and procedures are described in the Undergraduate BSN Student Handbook. The nursing department requires a score of 4 or better on the AP exams in order for the exams to be used to fulfill the science course prerequisites for the nursing program. However, the nursing department recommends students with a 4 or better take the science prerequisites, particularly BIO 120/BIO 120D and CHE 101/CHE 101D, at Bethel. Students with a score of 3 on AP science prerequisite courses will receive elective credit or credit toward General Education requirements.0113catalog.bethel.edu
Transfer Credit and Prior Learningprior_learningTransfer Credit and Prior Learning The University Registrar oversees the credit evaluation process for transfer purposes. To be accepted, transfer course work must be taken at the college level from an institutionally accredited college or university as approved by the U.S. Department of Education. Official transcripts for all courses completed at colleges outside of the United States must be evaluated (and translated, if needed) by a NACES (National Association of Credential Evaluation Services) approved evaluation agency. Examples of approved agencies include, but are not limited to, World Evaluation Services, Educational Credential Evaluators Inc. Official transcripts sent directly from the college, university, or institution offering the transfer course are required. Credit from institutions that are not institutionally accredited can be accepted when there is an officially approved transfer articulation agreement with the institution. Articulation agreements may include exceptions to transfer credit, course requirements, and degree requirement policies.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
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To be accepted, transfer course work must be taken at the college level from an institutionally accredited college or university as approved by the U.S. Department of Education. Courses taken at the remedial level are not eligible for transfer. Official transcripts for all courses completed at colleges outside of the United States must be evaluated (and translated, if needed) by a NACES (National Association of Credential Evaluation Services) approved evaluation agency except when exempted by specific programs. Examples of approved agencies include, but are not limited to, World Evaluation Services, Educational Credential Evaluators Inc. Official transcripts sent directly from the college, university, or institution offering the transfer course are required. Credit from institutions that are not institutionally accredited can be accepted when there is an officially approved transfer articulation agreement with the institution. 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Transfer Credit and Prior Learningprior_learningTransfer Credit and Prior Learning https://catalog.bethel.edu/academic-information/academic-policies/transferring-credits/ ... will be accepted in transfer to fulfill BT 510 Hermeneutics. Students who have taken hermeneutics ...2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Transfer Credit and Prior Learningprior_learningTransfer Credit and Prior Learning The University Registrar oversees the credit evaluation process for transfer purposes. To be accepted, transfer course work must be taken at the college level from an institutionally accredited college or university as approved by the U.S. Department of Education. Official transcripts for all courses completed at colleges outside of the United States must be evaluated (and translated, if needed) by a NACES (National Association of Credential Evaluation Services) approved evaluation agency. Examples of approved agencies include, but are not limited to, World Evaluation Services, Educational Credential Evaluators Inc. Official transcripts sent directly from the college, university, or institution offering the transfer course are required. Credit from institutions that are not institutionally accredited can be accepted when there is an officially approved transfer articulation agreement with the institution. Articulation agreements may include exceptions to transfer credit, course requirements, and degree requirement policies.0021catalog.bethel.edu
Transfer Credit and Prior Learningprior_learningTransfer Credit and Prior Learning https://catalog.bethel.edu/academic-information/academic-policies/transferring-credits/ ...will be accepted in transfer to fulfill BT 510 Hermeneutics. Students who have taken hermeneutics...0382catalog.bethel.edu
Treatment of Special Academic Course Situationstransfer_creditTransfer credits: College level courses taken outside of Bethel before students received their high school diploma or G.E.D. (e.g., CLEP, PSEO, AP) are treated as transfer credits. (Postsecondary Enrollment Options credits attempted at Bethel are treated the same as other courses taken at Bethel after receiving a high school diploma.) Transfer credits are included as both “attempted” and “completed” credits when measuring Pace, and are included in the maximum timeframe calculation. All transfer credits accepted by Bethel will be used in determining when the “maximum time frame” requirement has been reached.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Treatment of Special Academic Course Situationstransfer_creditTransfer credits: College level courses taken outside of Bethel before students received their high school diploma or G.E.D. (e.g., CLEP, PSEO, AP) are treated as transfer credits. (Postsecondary Enrollment Options credits attempted at Bethel are treated the same as other courses taken at Bethel after receiving a high school diploma.) Transfer credits are included as both “attempted” and “completed” credits when measuring Pace, and are included in the maximum timeframe calculation. All transfer credits accepted by Bethel will be used in determining when the “maximum time frame” requirement has been reached.0321catalog.bethel.edu
Undergraduate Transfer Credittransfer_creditUndergraduate Transfer Credit Only courses in which students earn a grade of C- or better may be transferred to Bethel. Courses taken pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory do not transfer unless the official transcript indicates that a pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory is equivalent to a grade of C- or higher. For satisfactory or passing grades on other schools' transcripts that are not defined as equivalent to a C- or higher, transfer credits will be awarded for the class if the instructor of record submits a letter on letterhead that indicates the student earned the equivalent letter grade of a C- or higher. Audited courses are not accepted for transfer to Bethel. Some degree programs require a higher cumulative GPA on all academic work accepted in transfer, or a higher minimum grade for courses. Please refer to specific programs to see transfer grade requirements. Grades earned in transfer courses are not included in calculating the cumulative GPA or the GPA for the major at Bethel. Courses accepted in transfer must be relevant or equivalent to courses required for the student’s program of study at Bethel. Transfer courses that do not fulfill specific courses or requirements may be brought in as electives and counted toward the total credits required for graduation. To fulfill a specific Bethel requirement at a minimum: the credits of the transfer course must be greater than 50% of the credits of the Bethel requirement (e.g., a 2-credit transfer course may not be used to fulfill a 4-credit Bethel requirement, but a 3- or 4-credit transfer course may fulfill either a 3- or 4-credit Bethel requirement). The level of the transfer course must not be more than one level above or below the Bethel course (e.g., a 100-level course may replace a 200-level course, but may not replace a 300-level course). Exceptions can be granted based on content in consultation with the Program Director or Chair. If a transfer course is not accepted for Bethel credit, the decision may be appealed. Current Bethel students studying abroad or taking courses at another college or university should obtain approval of courses to be taken prior to registering for the course. Upon completion of the course, students are responsible to ensure official transcripts are sent to the Bethel Office of the Registrar.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Undergraduate Transfer Credittransfer_creditUndergraduate Transfer Credit Only courses in which students earn a grade of C- or better may be transferred to Bethel. Courses taken pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory do not transfer unless the official transcript indicates that a pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory is equivalent to a grade of C- or higher. For satisfactory or passing grades on other schools' transcripts that are not defined as equivalent to a C- or higher, transfer credits will be awarded for the class if the instructor of record submits a letter on letterhead that indicates the student earned the equivalent letter grade of a C- or higher. Audited courses are not accepted for transfer to Bethel. Some degree programs require a higher cumulative GPA on all academic work accepted in transfer, or a higher minimum grade for courses. Please refer to specific programs to see transfer grade requirements. Grades earned in transfer courses are not included in calculating the cumulative GPA or the GPA for the major at Bethel. Courses accepted in transfer must be relevant or equivalent to courses required for the student’s program of study at Bethel. Transfer courses that do not fulfill specific courses or requirements may be brought in as electives and counted toward the total credits required for graduation. To fulfill a specific Bethel requirement at a minimum: the credits of the transfer course must be greater than 50% of the credits of the Bethel requirement (e.g., a 2-credit transfer course may not be used to fulfill a 4-credit Bethel requirement, but a 3- or 4-credit transfer course may fulfill either a 3- or 4-credit Bethel requirement). The level of the transfer course must not be more than one level above or below the Bethel course (e.g., a 100-level course may replace a 200-level course but may not replace a 300-level course). Exceptions can be granted based on content in consultation with the Program Director or Chair. If a transfer course is not accepted for Bethel credit, the decision may be appealed. Current Bethel students studying abroad or taking courses at another college or university to meet Bethel requirements should obtain approval of courses to be taken prior to registering for the course. Upon completion of the course, students are responsible to ensure official transcripts are sent to the Bethel Office of the Registrar.2026-2027catalog.bethel.edu
Undergraduate Transfer Credittransfer_creditUndergraduate Transfer Credit Only courses in which students earn a grade of C- or better may be transferred to Bethel. Courses taken pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory do not transfer unless the official transcript indicates that a pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory is equivalent to a grade of C- or higher. For satisfactory or passing grades on other schools' transcripts that are not defined as equivalent to a C- or higher, transfer credits will be awarded for the class if the instructor of record submits a letter on letterhead that indicates the student earned the equivalent letter grade of a C- or higher. Audited courses are not accepted for transfer to Bethel. Some degree programs require a higher cumulative GPA on all academic work accepted in transfer, or a higher minimum grade for courses. Please refer to specific programs to see transfer grade requirements. Grades earned in transfer courses are not included in calculating the cumulative GPA or the GPA for the major at Bethel. Courses accepted in transfer must be relevant or equivalent to courses required for the student’s program of study at Bethel. Transfer courses that do not fulfill specific courses or requirements may be brought in as electives and counted toward the total credits required for graduation. To fulfill a specific Bethel requirement at a minimum: the credits of the transfer course must be greater than 50% of the credits of the Bethel requirement (e.g., a 2-credit transfer course may not be used to fulfill a 4-credit Bethel requirement, but a 3- or 4-credit transfer course may fulfill either a 3- or 4-credit Bethel requirement). The level of the transfer course must not be more than one level above or below the Bethel course (e.g., a 100-level course may replace a 200-level course, but may not replace a 300-level course). Exceptions can be granted based on content in consultation with the Program Director or Chair. If a transfer course is not accepted for Bethel credit, the decision may be appealed. Current Bethel students studying abroad or taking courses at another college or university should obtain approval of courses to be taken prior to registering for the course. Upon completion of the course, students are responsible to ensure official transcripts are sent to the Bethel Office of the Registrar.0021catalog.bethel.edu
Undergraduate Transfer Credittransfer_creditUndergraduate Transfer Credit Only courses in which students earn a grade of C- or better may be transferred to Bethel. Courses taken pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory do not transfer unless the official transcript indicates that a pass/fail, credit/no credit, satisfactory/unsatisfactory is equivalent to a grade of C- or higher. For satisfactory or passing grades on other schools' transcripts that are not defined as equivalent to a C- or higher, transfer credits will be awarded for the class if the instructor of record submits a letter on letterhead that indicates the student earned the equivalent letter grade of a C- or higher. Audited courses are not accepted for transfer to Bethel. Some degree programs require a higher cumulative GPA on all academic work accepted in transfer, or a higher minimum grade for courses. Please refer to specific programs to see transfer grade requirements. Grades earned in transfer courses are not included in calculating the cumulative GPA or the GPA for the major at Bethel. Courses accepted in transfer must be relevant or equivalent to courses required for the student’s program of study at Bethel. Transfer courses that do not fulfill specific courses or requirements may be brought in as electives and counted toward the total credits required for graduation. To fulfill a specific Bethel requirement at a minimum: the credits of the transfer course must be greater than 50% of the credits of the Bethel requirement (e.g., a 2-credit transfer course may not be used to fulfill a 4-credit Bethel requirement, but a 3- or 4-credit transfer course may fulfill either a 3- or 4-credit Bethel requirement). The level of the transfer course must not be more than one level above or below the Bethel course (e.g., a 100-level course may replace a 200-level course but may not replace a 300-level course). Exceptions can be granted based on content in consultation with the Program Director or Chair. If a transfer course is not accepted for Bethel credit, the decision may be appealed. Current Bethel students studying abroad or taking courses at another college or university to meet Bethel requirements should obtain approval of courses to be taken prior to registering for the course. Upon completion of the course, students are responsible to ensure official transcripts are sent to the Bethel Office of the Registrar.0070catalog.bethel.edu

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Accreditation 15

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Minnesota’s Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB), reflecting its commitment to high-quality education and professional excellenceBethel University's Teaching Licenses programs are fullycatalog.bethel.edu
the Accreditation Commission for Midwifery EducationMaster's of Nurse-Midwifery programcatalog.bethel.edu
the Accreditation Council for Business Schools & ProgramsUndergraduate teacher preparation programs leading to licensure for kindergarten, elementary, and secondary teaching, as well as graduate programs leading to licensure in special education and middle school teaching, are approved by the Minnesota Board of Teaching. The nursing program is approved by the Minnesota Board of Nursing. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is approved by the American Chemical Society, and programs in the department are certified. The Department of Businesscatalog.bethel.edu
the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)Business programs within the School of Businesscatalog.bethel.edu
the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), a leading specialized accreditation association for business educationcatalog.bethel.edu
the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) will be accepted in transfer to fulfill BT 510 Hermeneuticscatalog.bethel.edu
the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS)catalog.bethel.edu
the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://wwwbaccalaureate degree program in nursing at Bethel Universitycatalog.bethel.edu
the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (http://wwwnursing program is approved by the Minnesota Board of Nursing. The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at Bethel Universitycatalog.bethel.edu
the Council for Accreditation of Counseling Related and Educational Programs (CACREP) as a clinical mental health counseling program through March, 2031, having met all CACREP standardscatalog.bethel.edu
the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)Bethel University's MSW programcatalog.bethel.edu
the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)Bethel’s Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Programcatalog.bethel.edu
the Higher Learning Commission (HLC)institutioncatalog.bethel.edu
the Higher Learning Commission, and the PA program is included in our list of approved programs with the HLCPrograms at Bethel Universitycatalog.bethel.edu
the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB) which has approved Bethel's Graduate education programs leading to initial and add-on licenses in various K-12, 9-12, 5-8, and 5-12 content areasBethel's graduate teacher education degree programscatalog.bethel.edu

Academic calendar 48

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Advising Day (No day classes, night classes are held) & BUILD Registration for Fall semester 2027registrationWednesday, April 7catalog.bethel.edu
Advising Day (No day classes, night classes are held) & BUILD Registration for January Session and SpringregistrationWednesday, October 21catalog.bethel.edu
Classes Beginterm-startJanuary 4catalog.bethel.edu
Classes beginterm-startMonday, August 31catalog.bethel.edu
Classes Begin (check class schedules for specific dates of classes)term-startAugust 17catalog.bethel.edu
Classes Endterm-endDecember 11catalog.bethel.edu
CommencementDecember 18catalog.bethel.edu
CommencementMay 22catalog.bethel.edu
CommencementSaturday, May 22catalog.bethel.edu
Fall Break (no classes; Thursday night classes are held)October 2catalog.bethel.edu
Fall Term Classes Begin (check class schedules for specific class dates)term-startAugust 17catalog.bethel.edu
Fall Term Classes Begin (Full-term & First Half of term classes)term-startAugust 31catalog.bethel.edu
Fall Term Classes End (check class schedules for specific end dates)term-endDecember 20catalog.bethel.edu
Final ExaminationsDecember 14catalog.bethel.edu
Final ExaminationsMay 17catalog.bethel.edu
Final examinationsFriday, December 14catalog.bethel.edu
Final examinationsFriday, May 17catalog.bethel.edu
First Half of Term Classes Beginterm-startAugust 24catalog.bethel.edu
First Half of term Classes Endterm-endOctober 20catalog.bethel.edu
First Half of term Classes Endterm-endMarch 30catalog.bethel.edu
First Half of term Classes Endterm-endJuly 4catalog.bethel.edu
First Half of Term Classes Endterm-endOctober 15catalog.bethel.edu
First Half of Term Classes Endterm-endJuly 2catalog.bethel.edu
Full Summer Term Classes Endterm-endAugust 13catalog.bethel.edu
Full Term & First Half of Term Classes Beginterm-startMay 24catalog.bethel.edu
Full Term & First Half of Term Classes begin (MFT Program)term-startMay 24catalog.bethel.edu
January Session Classes Beginterm-startJanuary 4catalog.bethel.edu
January Session Classes Beginterm-startMonday, January 4catalog.bethel.edu
January Session Classes Beginsterm-startJanuary 4catalog.bethel.edu
January Session Classes Endterm-endJanuary 26catalog.bethel.edu
Registration for classes in subsequent terms is dependent on payment of the previous term expenses. A student whose account is in arrears on eitherregistrationJanuary 1catalog.bethel.edu
Second Half of term Classes Beginterm-startOctober 22catalog.bethel.edu
Second Half of term Classes Beginterm-startMarch 31catalog.bethel.edu
Second Half of term Classes Beginterm-startJuly 5catalog.bethel.edu
Second Half of Term Classes Beginterm-startOctober 19catalog.bethel.edu
Spring BreakMarch 8-12catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Classes Endterm-endMay 21catalog.bethel.edu
Spring First Half of Term Classes Beginterm-startFebruary 1catalog.bethel.edu
Spring First Half of Term Classes Endterm-endMarch 25catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Full Term & First Half of term Classes Beginterm-startFebruary 1catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Second Half of Term Classes Beginterm-startMarch 29catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Session Classes Beginterm-startMonday, February 1catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Term Classes Beginterm-startFebruary 1catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Term Classes Begin (check class schedules for specific dates of classes)term-startJanuary 4catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Term Classes Begins (check class schedules for specific end dates of classes)term-startJanuary 4catalog.bethel.edu
Spring Term Classes End (check class schedules for specific end dates)term-endMay 23catalog.bethel.edu
Summer Term Classes Beginterm-startMay 24catalog.bethel.edu
Summer Term Classes Begin (see class schedule for specific class dates)term-startMay 24catalog.bethel.edu

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