We know that cost is one of the main factors you take into account when choosing where to go to school. Bethel is committed to bringing transparency to educational expenses and helping you find financial aid.
On this page, you'll find costs for undergraduate students attending the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Health Studies, and the College of Professional Studies. If you have any questions or need help finding and applying for financial aid, the Bethel University Financial Aid Office is here to help.
For more information on Undergraduate Financial Aid, click here.
Below are the tuition rates for the 2023-2024 year effective November 2022. Please note that other costs and fees are associated with attending. If you have any questions or need help finding and applying for financial aid, the Bethel University Financial Aid Office is here to help.
$33 per credit hour
Bethel University offers course material delivery through our bookstore flagship partner Barnes & Noble. The plan is affordable, accessible and convenient for students. Undergraduate students enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences on the McKenzie campus will easily receive all of their course material on the first day of class. The fee is set at $33 per registered credit hour. Students are automatically enrolled in the plan to accommodate preparedness on the first day of class. We believe this is the best option for our students. To opt out of the plan, go to the student ePortal.
Private rooms must be paid in full by financial aid or out of pocket prior to moving in.
Other meal plan options are listed below.
If classes are confirmed in the student ePortal before selecting a meal plan, the default plan rate will be automatically selected and cannot be changed.
This plan offers the lowest cost per meal and guarantees meals on a regular basis.
Designed for commuters and students residing at Wildcat Cove who wish to eat in the Dining Hall or at other locations on campus as their schedule permits.
Designed for commuters who only wish to eat in the Dining Hall or at other locations on campus as their schedule permits.
Designed for students who rarely eat breakfast or are absent from campus on the weekends.
Designed for students who may skip a meal during the week and who travel on the weekend.
Designed for commuters and on-campus students whose schedule only permits them to eat in the Dining Hall once a day (student teachers, for example) or who would rather eat at another location on campus.
* In the Dining Hall
** Can be used at any dining location on campus; expire at the end of each semester; no rollover.
International students are required to purchase Bethel Health Insurance.
International Insurance: $1,583 per academic year
Domestic students who cannot provide satisfactory proof of insurance will be charged an annual insurance fee. Students MUST OPT-OUT ONLINE at 4studenthealth.com/bethel to avoid this charge. You will need to print and keep a confirmation page as proof of action. Proof of insurance card alone will not void this charge.
Domestic Insurance: $1,583 per academic year
Insurance fees must be paid in full by Financial Aid or out of pocket prior to class start or Athletic/Renaissance participation, whichever begins first.
Overload hour charge: $510 per credit hour for every hour over 18
Exempt from overload charge: MUP courses, PAR courses, Theater Practicum, REL 210, REL 310, REL 410, ESL Skills Workshop, MUS 380, MUS 381, MUS 480, MUS 481, COE 250
