Bachelor in Accounting (Bachelor's)

Tuition costs 42,760 USD per year.

Students study accounting principles and theory, financial accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting, budget control, tax accounting, auditing, and reporting procedures.

They also study legal aspects, statement analysis, planning, consulting, business information systems, research methods, professional standards, and ethics.

For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 91% of applicants.

Bethel University is a private Christian university in Mishawaka, Indiana, where academic study is closely connected with spiritual formation. Students encounter opportunities to grow in faith through chapel, the classroom, residence life and mentoring or discipleship groups. Community service is part of student life, with students contributing 22,000 hours during the academic year. The university’s Pilots athletics program also connects competition with service and leadership.

Academic options include more than 120 majors, minors and pre-professional programs. Fields of study include business, biology and chemistry, education, nursing, psychology, computer science, engineering, music and theatre, languages, religion and philosophy, and American Sign Language and interpreting. Programs range from associate and bachelor’s degrees to graduate and master’s programs, with adult, online and hybrid study available in some areas. Students can also pursue preparation for medicine or law.

For students coming from outside the United States, Bethel’s campus-based setting means that the university’s faith commitments and community life are central parts of the student experience. International students should distinguish between general financial aid information and the Pilot Promise, which covers tuition for eligible low-income Indiana residents who meet specific admission, FAFSA, grant and enrollment requirements. Bethel offers individual, group and virtual campus visits, along with opportunities to meet professors or athletic coaches and learn about admission and financial aid.