Bethel University

Profileuniversity.com - Bethel University is a private liberal arts college, an evangelical Christian, which is located in Arden Hills, Minnesota, United States. Established in 1871, this university was originally a Baptist Union Theological Seminary, sponsored by the churches of Converge Worldwide, which educates students of over 65 Christian denominations in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Through school and college today, including the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Adult and Professional Studies, Bethel University offers more than 100 different undergraduate and advanced degree programs. In addition, through the College of Arts and Sciences, the Bethel University also offers 88 majors and 43 minors, as well as 11 pre-professional programs.

As an evangelical Christian university, the university created a policy that all students in the undergraduate community are required to abide by the "Covenant for Life Together," or a mandated Biblical lifestyle. In addition to the policy, the university is also expected that the students can also refrain from extramarital sex, gambling and drug and alcohol use during the academic year.

In addition to offering a variety of academic activities on campus classes, Bethel University also offers a study abroad program to the students. According to a report from the university, there were approximately 75% of students participate in the program abroad, both Nationally or internationally. Where to succeed in the study program, the university has established cooperation with several countries in the world, including in Washington, DC and LA, as well as Turkey, Greece, the Galapagos Islands and Guatemala.

In addition to offering programs or academic activities, Bethel University also offers a wide range of non-academic activities on university campuses, one in the field of sports. Bethel University has a university sports club or team, with the mascot, dubbed the Bethel Royals, which competes with sports teams from other universities in the NCAA Division III athletics competition, intercollegiate competition.