Bethel University–Tennessee

Overview of Bethel University-Tennessee (BU)

---

They also have several graduate programs. The school has a student population of around 4,000 with the majority of students enrolled in undergraduate programs. The school is aligned with the Presbyterian church but welcomes students from all walks of life and all religious backgrounds.

Top Rankings For Bethel University Tennessee

---

BU Tennessee Acceptance Rate and Admissions

---

BU Tennessee Tuition Cost & Financial Aid

---

Here is the cost breakdown for Bethel University, as of the 2020-2021 academic school year:

When it comes to financial aid, 99% of students at Bethel receive some form of financial aid:

The average net price – the amount a student is responsible for paying after grants and scholarships are applied — is $15,612. This amount is usually covered through student loans or by the students themselves.

Sticker Price

---

Academics

---

There are many factors to consider when choosing a college. Location and major options are important, but there are other things to consider as well. Below are some academic metrics for Bethel.

When looked at collectively, it seems that the majority of students that start a Bethel graduate. It also indicates that students have the opportunity to form long-term relationships with their fellow students, which can then become valuable networking opportunities upon graduation. And with a decent 15:1 student faculty ratio, students who need extra assistance from their instructors can receive it, but there are still enough students in classes to have valuable discussions and learning experiences. For students who are looking for a small school setting that still allows for diverse learning in a more intimate learning environment, Bethel is a school worth consideration.

Student Population Total

---

Outcome & Salary

---

Graduates from Bethel earn an average early-career salary of $40,500, higher than the national average salary of $37,960. However, that increases to $60,100 by their mid-careers. Bethel students are projected to have a 10-year salary earning potential of $566,530. The net price of a student’s education is $62,488. This indicates that students will earn enough to repay their student loans and still earn enough to live well.

Photos & Videos

---