Graduate School
The amounts shown are correct as of the time of posting. Any changes will take effect at the beginning of a semester.
Fall Semester 2009: September 6, 2009 – January 30, 2010
Spring Semester 2010: January 31, 2010 – June 12, 2010
Summer Session 2010: June 13, 2010 - September 4, 2010
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Tuition per credit, master's-level Education |
$425 |
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Tuition per credit, MBA |
$575 |
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Tuition per credit, master's-level Nursing |
$450 |
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Tuition per credit, other master's-level programs |
$440 |
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Tuition per credit, doctoral-level |
$520 |
| Application fee (nonrefundable) | $25 |
| Audit fee (non-credit-earning) | $100 per credit |
| Change of registration fee | $25 |
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All academic transcripts |
$2 |
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Faxed copy of transcript |
$10 |
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Rush transcript (available within 24 hours) |
$15 |
| Nursing malpractice insurance through Bethel (students may select coverage through a private source and submit documentation of coverage) | $75 |
The Board of Trustees reserves the right to change any financial charges or regulations listed in this bulletin.
Tuition is charged on a per-credit basis and varies based on your program of study. Tuition is billed to the student account once the student has been registered for courses. Full payment is due at the beginning of each course. A statement of account will be printed and mailed to the student each month. Current charges, as well as future charges, are included on the monthly billing statement. A finance charge of 1 percent per month is assessed on any charge more than 30 days old. You can view and pay your account online through Blink (blink.bethel.edu) Student Services tab > My Bethel Account channel > select term > click Online Payment at bottom of page).
The following forms of payment, or a combination, may be used for payment on your account:
2. Financial Aid Student Loans
For detailed information, see Financial Aid.
3. Scholarships
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4. Veteran Administration (VA) Educational Benefits
To determine if you qualify for VA benefits, call toll free 1.888.442.4551. If you qualify for VA benefits and intend to use them, you must contact the certifying official at Bethel University at 651.635.8696 or 800.255.8706, ext. 8696. You must report any change in your registration or withdrawal to the certifying official at Bethel. You are responsible for sending in your course schedule, tuition and fee statement, and grades to the VA. After the VA has received your certification, an authorization for benefits is sent to Bethel. The Business Office will submit an invoice for payment to the VA. Receipt of payment will take approximately 6-8 weeks. If you withdraw from a course that was paid by the VA, tuition will be refunded in accordance with accepted government regulations.
Employer reimbursement is NOT considered a payment option. Tuition charges are required to be paid. It is the student’s responsibility to receive reimbursement from his/her employer. Click to download the Employer Tuition Reimbursement form.
Registration Hold
Future registration for courses is dependent on full payment of any prior balance. A student whose account is in arrears will have a registration hold placed on his/her student account, and will not be permitted to register for subsequent courses.
Transcript Hold
When full payment has not been received, a transcript hold is placed on his/her student account. A transcript hold will prevent an official transcript from being printed by the Office of the Registrar.
Past Due Accounts
Students who
are not currently enrolled at Bethel University and have account balances more
than 60 days past due may be transferred to University Accounting Service
(UAS). UAS is a collection service that offers payment plans for students not
currently enrolled. No student will be considered for re-admittance, nor will
an official transcript be printed by the Office of the Registrar, unless the
balance with UAS has been paid in full.