The Office of Admission seeks to identify, attract and enroll individuals whose attributes are complementary to Bethany College, while communicating the value, opportunities and benefits of our private, liberal arts based education.
Bethany College welcomes inquiries and applications from individuals interested in the College's academic programs and co-curricular experiences and activities. Individual attention is given to each student applying for admission to Bethany, and each applicant is considered based on the student's academic qualifications and probable success at Bethany. This is determined by the evaluation of several criteria, including: grade point average, course selection, class rank, trends in grades, and standardized test scores.
To be well prepared for Bethany College, it is highly recommended that high school students pursue:
4 years of English,
3 years of mathematics,
3 years of natural science (including two years of laboratory science), and
3 years of social science.
Students are also encouraged to complete at least one year of a foreign language (preferably two). Other factors are considered when evaluating a candidate, including:
A personal interview with an Admission Officer,
Participation and leadership history in school and community activities,
Artistic and musical ability and promise for potential art and music majors,
The interest a student demonstrates regarding Bethany College.
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