Summary: My Experience At Bethel University

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First off, I would like to say that my overall experience of attending Bethel University has been fantastic. Being a student at Bethel University has been challenging and rewarding. I think the aspect I enjoyed about Bethel the most is the spiritual grounding of the school. The Bethel University promote religion as well as offer a Theologian degree. Without a stable religious background, people lose focus on the things in life that matter the most. Bethel University provides the civilian and spiritual learning that students need to help them to become well round in both walks of life. I love the fact that the school chaplain sends out encouraging spirit messages to the students each day. The Bethel University College cares about your spiritual

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