College of Arts & Sciences
May 28 – June 18 (unless noted)
| Course | Title | Instructor | Class Time | Days | Fees | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GES328K |
Nutrition: The Total Diet |
DeGolier, T. |
9-11:45 a.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
GES338K |
Great Controversies in Science & Technology |
Beecken, B. |
9-11:45 a.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
GES421P |
Social Justice and Christian Responsibility |
Zalanga, S. |
1-3:45 p.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
GES444P |
Christians and Conflict |
Rotach, D. |
9-11:45 a.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
BIB304J |
Messianic Concepts |
Hernandez, J. |
1-3:45 p.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
BIO409 |
Advanced Human Gross Anatomy |
Shaw, T. |
8–11:30 a.m. |
M - F |
$200 |
4 |
COM310K |
Communication, Technology, and Society |
Gess, A. |
1-3: 45 p.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
COM374 |
Broadcast Production |
McAnnany, K. |
1-3:45 p.m. |
M-F |
$75 |
3 |
EDU489 |
Student Teaching in Preprimary |
Hasslen, R. |
By arrangement |
|
$20 |
5 |
MAT202M |
Math for Elementary Education 2 |
Brown, S. |
9-11:45 a.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
PHI110N |
Society and Morality |
Snider, E. |
9-11:45 a.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
PSY105N |
Personal Wholeness in Relating to Self, |
Jensen, M. |
9–11:45 a.m. |
M-F |
|
3 |
Check Individual Classes for Dates and Times
| Course | Title | Instructor | Class Time | Days | Fees | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GES311K |
Forensics: The Science of Crime |
Anose, B. |
May 27–July 8 |
T, Th |
$20 |
3 |
GES410P |
Family Life Cycle |
Osgood, C.B. |
May 28–June 30 |
M, W |
|
3 |
GES428P |
Theology of Suffering |
Peterson, E. |
May 27–June 26 |
T, Th |
|
3 |
GES453P |
Ethics and Faith in the Workplace |
LeMay, J. |
May 27–June 26 |
T |
|
3 |
ART100A |
Two-Dimensional Design |
Chase, G. |
May 28–June 30 |
M, W |
$50 |
3 |
ART212 |
Graphic Design |
Chase, G. |
May 27–July 8 |
T, Th |
$50 |
4 |
ECO201 |
Basic Economics |
Jacob, J. |
May 28–July 9 |
M, W |
|
4 |
ENW202A |
Fiction Writing |
Horstman, J. |
May 28–July 9 |
M, W |
$10 |
4 |
HIS230L |
World War I |
Gehrz, C. |
May 28–July 9 |
M, W |
|
3 |
PSY100 |
Introduction to Psychology |
Frederickson, J. |
May 27–June 26 |
T, Th |
|
3 |
PSY493 |
Psychology Internship and Seminar |
Li, J. |
June 3–August 5 |
T |
|
4 |
| Follow this link for course descriptions. | ||||||
| Course | Title | Instructor | Class Time | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
BUS481 |
Internship in Business |
Opsata, B./LeMay, J. |
By arrangement |
3-4 |
COM213 |
Media Communication |
Terry, A. |
May 28–July 15 |
3 |
COM314G |
Gender Communication |
Brule, N. |
May 28–July 15 |
3 |
PSY305 |
Personality |
Sabates, A. |
May 28–June 18 |
3 |
| Follow this link for course descriptions. | ||||
Current Bethel students whose accounts are paid may register
online.
(Check with the Business Office if you are unsure of your status–if
there is a hold on your account, you will NOT be able to register
without receiving permission from the Business Office. Phone: 651.638.6208.)
Online registration will begin on March 31, 2008. Make an appointment
with your advisor ahead of time–he/she must clear you to
register.
Registration is possible until May 23, 2008, but some classes may be
cancelled prior to that date if there is not sufficient enrollment.
Students not enrolled at Bethel for spring 2008 may be admitted for summer school as "summer specials." Admission as a summer special does not guarantee admission as a student during the regular academic year.
Registration forms must be received by May 23, 2008, but some classes may be cancelled if there is not sufficient enrollment.
You may register for a maximum of one day class and one evening class
or two evening classes. All courses are offered for credit but may
be taken for non-credit (audit) if space is available. Grading is A-F,
unless stated otherwise in the course description. Tuition is due by
the first day of classes, after which a monthly finance charge of one
percent will be assessed. Payments may be made by mail or in person.
VISA and MasterCard accepted.
| $435 | Tuition per credit |
| $145 | Tuition per credit/audit (non-credit) |
All changes in registration initiated by the student must be made
prior to the third class session. Bethel reserves the right to withdraw,
modify, or add to the list of courses or the course descriptions in
this brochure. Classes that fail to meet minimum enrollment are subject
to cancellation.
Students withdrawing will not receive a tuition refund if they fail to notify
the Office of the Registrar or are suspended from the college. The $25 tuition
deposit will be refunded to students who withdraw prior to the first day of classes,
or if the class is closed or cancelled. The refund schedule for Summer 2008 will
be:
| 75% | beginning June 4 | |
| 50% | beginning June 6 | |
| 25% | beginning June 10 | |
| 0% | beginning June 12 |
Limited housing is available for Bethel students currently registered for Spring 2008. Housing applications will be available online beginning April 17. Applications can be found on the student MyHousing and Meal Plan page on BLink. Questions concerning on-campus housing for summer school should be directed to Jodie Buchholz, Housing Coordinator, in the Office of Student Life at 651.638.6300. Students seeking on-campus summer employment should visit http://www.bethel.edu/finaid/cas/jobs/students/job-listing or contact the Office of University Financial Aid at 651.638.6241.
| Academic Affairs | 651.635.8542 |
| Registrar | 651.638.6250 |
| Business Office | 651.638.6208 |
| Financial Aid | 651.638.6241 |
| Summer Housing | 651.638.6300 |
| Last Day to Register | May 23 |
| Day Courses Begin | May 28 |
| Night Courses Begin | Varies–check above schedule |
Bethel University is an accredited Christian liberal arts university located in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. All students are expected to abide by Bethel's lifestyle guidelines based on the school's Christian commitment. Bethel admits qualified students regardless of race, color, national or ethnic origin, age, sex, or disability.