Bethel University
DR. ROBERT PROSSER
PRESIDENT
Building on its 170-year-old history and affiliation with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Bethel University provides diverse options with opportunities for face-to-face, online, and blended learning in a Christian environment leading to master’s, bachelor’s, and now associate degrees. Known as a pioneer in forging learning opportunities for adult learners as well as its unique scholarship opportunities in performing arts and in traditional and non-traditional sports, Bethel University constantly explores options for making the education it provides accessible to all. Operating from campuses across Tennessee, Bethel has varied learning platforms and course schedules making the attainment of a college degree possible for many with full-time jobs and extensive family responsibilities. Bethel University also offers a bachelor of science in nursing, a master of science in physician assistant studies, a master of business administration, and bachelor’s and master’s degrees in criminal justice. Whether attending Bethel University’s McKenzie campus or one of its satellite campuses students are provided a tailored learning experience designed to help each reach their specific dreams.
Vital Statistics
Fall 2012 Enrollment: Graduate 1,105 - Undergraduate 4,109
Percent of Students Receiving Financial Aid From Any Source: 88%
Tuition and Fees: $15,520
Room and Board: $8,364
Founded: 1842
Degrees Offered: Associates's, Bachelor's, Master's
Number of Degrees Awarded Summer 2011 to Spring 2012: 843
Student to Faculty Ratio: 19 to 1
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