Bethel University generally refers to Bethel University. The following is a detailed introduction to the school:

History and background

Establishment time and development process: Bethel University was founded in 1871. It was originally a comprehensive private college. It was renamed Bethel University in 2004. Its predecessor was Bethel College, which was established in 1842. It is located in McKenzie, Tennessee, USA, and has close ties with the Cumberland Presbyterian sect.

Religious background: Bethel University is a Christian university. While spreading education, it focuses on cultivating students' Christian beliefs and values. The religious atmosphere on campus is relatively strong, and related religious activities and courses are also part of school education.

School size and environment

Number of students: There are nearly 3,000 students in total, including about 2,700 undergraduates. Students come from 38 states and regions across the United States and more than 30 countries, forming a diverse student group.

Campus area and facilities: The campus covers an area of ​​100 acres. The campus is located on a 247-acre wooded lake with a beautiful and tranquil environment. The school has a convenient campus network, 300 computers with Internet access, and a library with 150,000 books and 3,400 journals.

Academic Strength

Professional Settings: The school offers 28 bachelor's degree programs and 5 master's degree programs, covering multiple colleges such as the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Professional Studies, and the College of Graduate Studies. Majors include business/marketing, health professions and related disciplines, interdisciplinary research, education, theology and many other fields.

Teaching features: Focus on practical teaching and personalized education. Students with spare time can strive for flexible academic system, personalized major settings, freshman fast classes, honors courses, double degrees, independent research, challenging topics and other special courses and projects, including internships, summer credit courses, off-campus research, overseas study and U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force Reserve Officer Training.

Faculty: Bethel College has 134 full-time teachers, 72% of whom have the highest degree in this major. The teachers not only have rich academic experience, but also can provide students with professional guidance and career advice.

School ranking: "U.S. News and World Report" magazine once ranked Bethel University as the eighth liberal arts college in the Midwest. Its online executive MBA program is also among the best.

Campus Life

Student Organizations and Activities: There are many different clubs on campus, including drama/theater clubs, newspapers, radio stations, television stations, choirs, etc. The school is also a member of the American Collegiate Athletic Association. Intercollegiate sports include baseball, basketball, cross-country running, golf, ice hockey, football, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball and many other sports.

Accommodation: The school can meet the accommodation needs of 83% of students. On average, each undergraduate student can receive a scholarship of $12,700, which provides students with certain financial support and a comfortable living environment.

Spiritual and Cultural Life: The school will hold various cultural activities, such as the annual Christmas celebration, with world-class student musicians performing, wonderful chorus, etc. In addition, there are activities such as royal retreats. Students can experience personal transformation and growth in a strong Christian cultural atmosphere.