Bethel University - Tennessee

Bethel University - Tennessee is a private, online, Christian university in McKenzie, TN. It is not terribly selective given its 66% acceptance rate. It has a small student body with 3,626 full-time undergrads in attendance. Bethel - Tennessee offers 28 available majors across seven academic disciplines. The most desired choices are Business, Criminal Justice and Safety Studies, and Nursing, which all together represent 76% of the student body. If you are interested in getting a degree in protective services while living in Tennessee, Bethel - Tennessee is the perfect school for you, because its protective services program ranks 4th in the state. What's more, Bethel - Tennessee places 3rd in Tennessee for top online Christian colleges. At full price, tuition runs $17,379 a year for Tennessee-based applicants. If you aren't applying from Tennessee, tuition can run you as much as $15,724. Before you decide not to apply due to the cost, know that 100% of Bethel - Tennessee undergrads get financial support. 30% of Bethel University - Tennessee undergraduates end up collecting a degree, young and ready to move into the employment market. Two years after receiving their degrees, graduates take home a median yearly wage of $33,100. After an additional four years of work experience, their average yearly wage increases 16.6% to $38,600; however, that is still 3.7% lower than the national median income. Those of you applying might like to be informed that the application fee is $30. Additionally, 58% of part-time students don't re-enroll the next year. Regarding your cash flow, be aware that if your household makes between $30k and $48k, you can anticipate to pay approximately $14,374 on tuition each year and students awarded institutional grants receive $9,638 in financial aid on average. Respecting demographics, 46% of students are men and 13% of undergraduates are from a household with an income of $49k to $75k. With regard for student life, there are 10 women's varsity sports to choose from, including Track and Field: Outdoor, Volleyball, and Basketball. In closing, one out of every four graduates take home a minimum starting salary of $49,600 and six years after receiving their diplomas, 11% of alums are out of work.