Graduates will have to meet the licensure standards in place at the time of program completion. Bethel College is currently revising its program to meet the Minnesota licensure standards that are due to take effect on September 1, 2001. Graduate students contribute to the learning community by thorough preparation for each class session and by incorporating their educational, professional, and life experiences. They consistently cite the cohort model as a source of stimulating support through the rigors and exhilaration of learning together. Advisors walk with you through the admissions process Students generally take one course at a time Courses are offered sequentially throughout the calendar year, including the summer months.
Classes meet one evening each week throughout the year.
Summer courses may meet on a different schedule. On-campus book delivery service saves you time Classes meet on Bethel's campus, near the intersection of 35W and 694. Interconnected campus buildings permit enclosed access to the library, classrooms, food service, and business offices regardless of the season. Parking is free Financial aid and payment plans make education possible Program Options Bethel's graduate programs offer two options for teachers seeking professional enhancement and renewal. Admission requirements are the same for both options.