Availability of Institutional and Financial Aid Information
Federal Student Financial Aid
State Financial Aid
Bethany College Financial Aid
Applying for Financial Aid
Loan Entrance Counseling
Loan Exit Counseling
Private Education Loan Disclosure
Code of Conduct
Notification and Disbursement
Satisfactory Academic Progress
Books & PELL Grants
Loan Repayment
NSLDS
Return of Aid
Federal Student Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations
Emergency Student Grants Under CARES Act
Emergency Student Aid Under CRRSSA
Emergency Student Aid Under the ARP
Institutional Expenditures of CARES, CRRSSA, and ARP Funds (HEERF)
Financial Aid Contact Information
Federal School Code: 003808
Location: Bethany House
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
Phone: 304.829.7832
Fax: 304.829.7142
financialaid@bethanywv.edu
General Institutional Information
Campus Policies
Academic Programs
2022-23 & 2023-24 Academic Calendars
Accreditation and licensure
Instructional Facilities
Bookstore
Faculty
Copyright Infringement-Student Code of Conduct
Privacy of Student Records- FERPA
School Costs
Withdrawal Policies
Refunds
Assistance Animal and Emotional Support Animal Policy
Study Abroad
Transfer Credit Policy & Articulation Agreements
Computer Use and File Sharing
Student Activities
Study Body Diversity
Retention
Completion Rates
Graduation Rates
Career Rates
Career Placement Services
Post Graduate Study Rates
Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Reports
Emergency Preparedness
2023 Daily Crime Log (2022 and 2021 Daily Crime Logs are available for review upon request at the Public Safety Office)
Student Complaint and Grievance Procedures
Drug-Free Schools and Colleges [Edgar Part 86] Bethany College Biennual Drug and Alcohol Report 2022
Drug & Alcohol Policy
Vaccinations Policy
Missing Person Policy
Title IV Policy
Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act Report
Equity in Athletics – Bethany College
Voter Registration
Teacher Preparation Program Report
The Teacher Preparation Program provides certification candidates with professional preparation through early hands-on learning experiences, small class sizes, and caring faculty. Candidates integrate a liberal arts background, content preparation, and educational principles to prepare for careers in teaching at the elementary and secondary school levels or in an interdisciplinary synthesis of Psychology and Education. Prior to graduation teacher candidates will have completed approximately 650 hours in a classroom giving them the opportunity to apply techniques and practices in an educational setting. Candidates also are given opportunities to expand on the benefits of being global citizens who benefit and appreciate multi-cultural experiences.
The Department of Education offers majors in Elementary Education Grades K-6, and an Interdisciplinary major in Psychology and Education. Minors are available in Multi-categorical Special Education with Autism PreK-K, K-6 or 5-Adult and Secondary Education (Art, Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Physical Education, Social Studies, and Spanish). Additionally, an Endorsement in Reading is offered.
The Teacher Preparation Program is affiliated with the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP).
Text Book Information
Financial Literacy
Services for At-Risk Students
Anti-Lobby Policy