Housing

Living on Campus

Living on campus has a whole host of benefits, financially, socially, and educationally. Not only is it more affordable and convenient than living off of campus, studies have shown that students living on campus are more likely to stay in school and more likely to graduate.

several students playing cards in a dorm room

Residence Halls

Living on campus fosters closer relationships with your fellow students and with your instructors and advisers, creating a tight-knit community where we all support one another.

First, explore Bethel's residence halls and decide which one fits you best.

McDonald Hall
Prosser Hall
West Hall
Wildcat Cove
University Hall (Video)
Heritage Hall (Video)

Housing Application

Bethel University is primarily a residential campus. If you don't live within a 50-mile radius and haven't completed a total of 96 credit hours, you are required to live in campus housing.

Students wanting to live off of campus must meet all requirements that are listed in The Log Student Guide and be approved by the Housing Office.
An Off-Campus Application can be filled out at the Bethel Housing office.
A deposit of $175 must be paid prior to being placed in Housing.
An activity fee of $15 will need to be paid to the Housing Department on the day you check in.

Complete the Housing Application

Residence Life Activities

The Office of Residence Life provides a wide variety of activities from monthly community programming to weekly activities, including video game tournaments and movie nights. You are also encouraged to share your ideas for activities with the Director of Residence Life and Student Housing at carterp@bethelu.edu.

Spring 2020 Check-In

Group

Check-In Dates

Check-In Time

Baseball
January 7, 2020
1 PM - 4 PM
R.A.s
January 9, 2020
1 PM - 4 PM
Returning Students
January 10, 2020
9 AM - 4 PM
Priority Check-In
January 11, 2020
until 8 PM
Priority Check-In
January 12, 2020
until 8 PM
Classes Begin
January 13, 2020

Fall 2020 Check-In