Bethany College - Kansas

Bethany College - Kansas is a private, Christian college located in Lindsborg, KS. It has within reach admissions, as the acceptance rate is 68%. It has a very small student body with full-time enrollment of 745 students. 12% of Bethany - Kansas' graduates receive a Bachelor's degree in Biology. Alternative often desired academe include Physical Education Teaching and Coaching, Criminology, and Elementary Education, but there are 27 total options to select from. It has high quality theater and design programs, both ranking second in Kansas. Additionally, Bethany College - Kansas ranks 2nd in KS for most diverse colleges. For students raised in Kansas, full price tuition goes for $26,457. Non-Kansas residents must lay out $29,242 per year. Before you decide not to apply because of cost constraints, keep in mind that over 9/10ths of Bethany - Kansas students obtain at least some grant or scholarship funding. 28% of Bethany College - Kansas students finish their schooling with a degree, young and prepared to hit the employment market. The median alumnus goes on to make an income of $30,400 two years after receiving their degrees. After an additional four years in the labor force, their median earnings climbs 32.2% to $40,200, which is 0.2% over the national median salary. Those of you applying may also want to be conscious of the fact that 1/2 of the accepted achieved scores between 450 and 540 on the math segment of the SAT. Furthermore, Bethany - Kansas does not have evening degree programs, and the student-faculty ratio is 15:1. Regarding expenses, be aware that if your household earns between $76k and $110k, you can expect to pay roughly $28,071 for tuition and the average tuition for people from households making less than $30k a year is $31,026. Related to demographics, the faculty is comprised of 55% male professors and students under 18 years old make up 2% of the student body. Concerning campus life, the average cost of a meal plan is $4,560 each year. To wrap things up, 13% of alumni miss payments on their student loans and the highest-earning 25% of graduates rake in $55,000 or more, six years after receiving their degrees.