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Fall and Spring Full-Time Tuition (12-18 Hours)

$10,080 Per Semester

Fall and Spring Part-Time Tuition (1-11 Hours)

$650 Per Credit Hour

Summer Tuition

$650 Per Credit Hour

Private rooms must be paid in full by financial aid or out of pocket prior to moving in

Full Meal Plan

This plan offers the lowest cost per meal and guarantees meals on a regular basis.

Meals per Week*..................................... 19
Dining Bucks** .................................... $0.00
Cost per Semester....................... $2,520.00

15 Meal Plan

Designed for students who rarely eat breakfast or are absent from campus on the weekends.

Meals per Week*..................................... 15
Dining Bucks** .................................. $80.00
Cost per Semester ...................... $2,410.00

10 Meal Plan

Designed for students who may skip a meal during the week and who travel on the weekend.

Meals per Week*..................................... 10
Dining Bucks** ................................ $200.00
Cost per Semester ...................... $2,440.00

5 Meal Plan

Designed for commuters and on-campus students whose schedule only permits them to eat in the Dining Hall once a day (student teachers for example) and/or who would rather eat at another location on campus.

Meals per Week*....................................... 5
Dining Bucks** ................................ $475.00
Cost per Semester鈥︹�︹�︹�︹�︹��..$2,110.00

100 Block Meal Plan

Designed for commuters and students residing at Wildcat Cove who wish to eat in the Dining Hall or at other locations on campus as their schedule permits.

Total Meals* ........................................... 100
Dining Bucks** ................................ $130.00
Cost per Semester....................... $1,370.00

50 Block Meal Plan

Designed for commuters only who wish to eat in the Dining Hall or at other locations on campus as their schedule permits.

Total Meals* ............................................. 50
Dining Bucks** .................................. $60.00
Cost per Semester.......................... $730.00

* In the Dining Hall聽
** Can be used at any dining location on campus

All students residing in campus housing must have a meal plan. There is no refund for meals missed. Any meals left unused will expire at the end of each semester, including 鈥淒ining Bucks鈥�.

Meal plans are non-transferable.

If classes are confirmed in the student ePortal prior to selecting a meal plan the default plan rate will be automatically selected and cannot be changed.

Other Fees:

Drop/Withdrawal Fee: $25

Late Registration Fee (registration after August 15): $100

Audit a class: $263 per credit hour. Free if over age 65

Challenge Exam Credit: $80 per credit hour

Graduation Fee: $100

Overload hour charge:

$650 per credit hour for every hour over 18

Exempt from overload charge: MUP courses, PAR courses, Theater Practicum, REL 210, REL 310, REL 410, ESL Skills Workshop, MUS 380, MUS 381, MUS 480, MUS 481, COE 250

Class Fees:

Applied Music Fees (MUP courses / Private Music Lessons)

1 credit hour: $135

2 credit hours: $270

EDU - Praxis Test cost can be located at Add $20 for the study materials.

HEA 312: First Aid $40

HEA 330: Prevention Care of Athletic Injuries $30

HSC 230: Emergency Care in Sport and Physical Activity $35

Nursing Lab Fee: $100 --- NUR 300, NUR 311, NUR 322, NUR 326, NUR 334, NUR 410, NUR 414, NUR 418, NUR 424, NUR 430

NUR 326, NUR 334, NUR 422, NUR 424: $30 Drug Screen

NUR 422 Lab Fee: $110

NUR 311: Malpractice Insurance $18, ATI Test Fees $1650.00, Nursing Central $270, National Student Nurse Assoc. $50, Drug Screen $30

NUR 418: Malpractice Insurance $18, ATI Test Fees $1650.00, National Student Nurse Association $50, Drug Screen $30

PED 100: Martial Arts $50

SPM 452: Experiential Learning in Sports Management $100

$37 per credit hour

Students enrolled in on-campus undergraduate programs will be charged for books based on their registered number of credit hours. PAR courses are excluded from this charge. Students can choose to opt-out of this book program no later than August 15, 2026.

For more information or to opt-out visit the Barnes and Noble Book Program website.

(NUR courses are not included in this fee)

All students are required to have health insurance coverage. If you already have a plan, you鈥檒l need to submit proof and complete the waiver process online to avoid being charged for the University鈥檚 student insurance plan. All international students are required to purchase student insurance.

To waive the insurance, visit . Be sure to print or save your confirmation page鈥攖his is your proof that the waiver was submitted. Please note: uploading your insurance card alone won鈥檛 waive the charge.

2026鈥�2027 Student Insurance Cost

Annual (Fall, Spring & Summer): $2,114
Fall Only: $932
Spring & Summer Only: $1,182

Complete and submit your (FAFSA) online. The FAFSA opens on October 1 of each year.聽

In-Person Undergraduate Students:
Bethel鈥檚 priority deadline to file the FAFSA for Spring is December 1 and for Fall is February 1. Bethel has limited funds and filing your FAFSA before the priority deadline will allow us to award the maximum funds possible.

Adult Degree & Graduate Programs
Students applying for Bethel's adult degree and graduate programs should file their FAFSA as soon as possible.聽

To make sure we receive your information, include 66av福利导航鈥檚 Title IV school code 鈥� 003480 鈥� on your application. This helps our Financial Aid Office begin creating your aid package as soon as possible.

After you submit your FAFSA, you鈥檒l receive a Student Aid Summary (SAS) by email from the U.S. Department of Education. Be sure to review it carefully for accuracy and follow any instructions provided. If you notice any errors, make the necessary corrections and submit an updated FAFSA. Bethel will automatically receive your information from the federal processor.

Verification
Some FAFSA applications are randomly selected for verification. If selected, you'll receive a notification through your Bethel student email and ePortal with instructions on which documents to submit. Common documents include IRS tax return transcripts, verification worksheets, and identity statements.

Important: Your financial aid will not be finalized until all verification documents have been received and reviewed. Submit materials as quickly as possible to avoid delays.

When you apply to Bethel, you will automatically be considered our 66av福利导航 Merit Scholarships. Some Bethel scholarships may require a separate application.聽

Students interested in 66av福利导航 should indicate their interest through one of Bethel's coaches, an information request or through their application. Bethel's 66av福利导航 program will then assess the student's athletic talent and award a scholarship offer. Students are required to sign a contract to accept their scholarship offer.

Students interested in Renaissance should indicate their interest in the program through an information request or through their application. Students who successfully audition and are offered a Renaissance scholarship are required to sign a contract to accept their scholarship offer.

Students in Adult Degree Programs
If you have received a Bethel Scholarship through a partner, you must notify your admissions counselor of the scholarship you've been awarded so that it can be added to your financial aid package.聽

Students who have been offered a contract from 66av福利导航 or Renaissance must sign their scholarship contracts before their financial aid can be awarded.

When you receive your contract, please be sure to read it carefully and make note of any requirements necessary to retain your scholarship.

Once you have filed your FAFSA and signed your contract, Bethel's financial aid office can complete your financial aid package.

Once Bethel's Financial Aid Office has received and reviewed your FAFSA, you will receive a financial aid award notification via your application portal if you are a new student or your Bethel student email if you are a current student. Your award may include grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study.

Review your award carefully. Your notification includes the types and amounts of aid offered, along with any conditions or requirements.

Check your ePortal. Outstanding requirements, verification documents, and updates will be communicated through your ePortal and student email.

Review the Cost of Attendance page on the SFS website to estimate your total expenses and plan accordingly.

Report outside scholarships. You are required to report any scholarships or benefits from sources outside Bethel. Additional assistance may require an adjustment to your package.

Colegio Americano Friendship Scholarship

One full tuition scholarship is awarded each year to a graduate of the Colegio Americano, a Cumberland Presbyterian school in Cali, Colombia, South America. The scholarship can be received for four years. This scholarship combines with no other Bethel scholarships.

Cumberland Presbyterian Ministerial Scholarship

Cumberland Presbyterian Ministerial Scholarships vary in amount. Up to full tuition and fees. This scholarship is for Cumberland Presbyterian students entering the ministry. A completed application documenting approval by the student鈥檚 Presbytery and the 66av福利导航 Chaplain must be submitted each year. This scholarship combines with no other Bethel scholarships.

Prime Scholarship

Prime Scholarships are available for employees of Prime Trucking or employee鈥檚 immediate family. A completed application and proof of employment must be submitted to receive this tuition discount. The Prime Scholarship does not combine with any other Bethel scholarships.

Federal Work Study is not a scholarship or grant, but rather an opportunity to work and earn funds for educational expenses. It is awarded based on federal need per the FAFSA. The average work assignments are ten hours per week.

Bethel Opportunity Grant

Bethel Opportunity Grants vary in amount and are awarded to students who have demonstrated financial need per the FAFSA.

Contiguous County Grant

Contiguous County Grants are awarded to students whose permanent address per the FAFSA is in Carroll County or one of the seven contiguous counties (Benton, Decatur, Gibson, Henderson, Henry, Madison, or Weakley).

Cumberland Presbyterian Grant

Cumberland Presbyterian Grants are awarded to active members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. An application documenting membership for at least one year must be submitted.

Federal Pell Grant

The Federal Pell Grant provides a foundation for financial assistance. Eligibility is determined through the FAFSA need analysis process. Award amounts are determined by the SAI calculated on the FAFSA and number of credit hours taken each semester. Pell Grants are limited to twelve semesters or its equivalent.

Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG)

The Federal SEOG Grant is based on need and is awarded to students who demonstrate the greatest financial need. Students who receive SEOG must also be Federal Pell Grant recipients.

TEACH Grant

The TEACH Grant is for students who plan to teach or are currently teaching in high need subject areas. If a student receives the grant but does not fulfill the stringent requirements of the program, the grant amount received becomes a loan with accrued interest compounded from the time of initial disbursement of the grant.

Tennessee Student Assistance Award Grant

A TSAA Grant is awarded by the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation on a first-come, first-served basis to eligible undergraduate students who are Tennessee residents and demonstrate financial need.

As with other types of Federal Student Aid, students must complete the to be awarded Federal Direct Loans. Once a student has been awarded Direct Loans and they choose to accept them, they must complete a Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling. If a parent or caregiver chooses to seek a Direct Parent Plus Loan, they must complete a credit check.

Subsidized Loans

These are need-based loans for undergraduate students. The government pays the interest while you鈥檙e in school at least half-time. Repayment begins six months after you cease to be enrolled at least half-time.

Unsubsidized Loans

These are available to all eligible students, regardless of financial need. Interest begins accruing as soon as the loan is disbursed, and you鈥檙e responsible for all interest until the final payment. Repayment begins six months after you cease to be enrolled at least half-time.

These credit-based loans are available to the parents of dependent undergraduate students. Students must complete a FAFSA each year to be eligible for these loans, and the parent must undergo a credit check.

Parents can borrow up to the full cost of attendance (minus any other financial aid the student receives) to help pay for tuition, housing, and other education-related expenses.

Repayment begins 60 days after the loan is fully disbursed unless the parent requests a deferment. A Master Promissory Note (MPN) is required.