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Bethel University's Financial Aid & Billing Office
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Financial Aid
Account Billing & Payment
Financial Aid Forms
Satisfactory Academic Progress & Course Program of Study
Bethel University's Student Financial Services (SFS) is here to help you understand your financial aid, manage your student account, and explore your payment options. We believe that a Bethel education is an investment in your future, and we're committed to making the process as clear and simple as possible.
Whether you're a prospective student exploring costs, a current student reviewing your aid package, or a parent helping plan for college expenses — this is your starting point.
What Do You Need to Do?
File the FAFSA
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step to receiving financial aid at Bethel. File at
studentaid.gov
each year.
Bethel's Federal School Code: 003480
File as early as possible after October 1. Federal, state and institutional need-based aid is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
Check Your Financial Aid
Log in to your
Student ePortal
to view your financial aid package, check for outstanding requirements, and accept or decline loans.
If you've been selected for verification, you'll find instructions and required documents in your ePortal.
Pay Your Bill
Bethel University offers several convenient ways to pay your student account balance.
View deadlines and payment options
Pay Online
— Log in to your Bethel Student ePortal. ACH (checking/savings) has no fee; credit/debit card has a processing fee.
Pay by Check or Money Order
— Mail to Bethel University Business Office, 325 Cherry Avenue, McKenzie, TN 38201. Include your Name and BUID.
Monthly Payment Plan
— Enroll through Nelnet Campus Commerce or through the Student Financial Services Office in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment Questions? Call (731) 352-4050.
Click here to learn more
Pay In Person
— Visit the Student Financial Services Office in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment. Cash, check, and money order accepted.
Important Deadlines
Date
Deadline
October 1
FAFSA opens for the upcoming academic year. File early for the best chance at Tennessee state aid.
December 1
FAFSA Priority Deadline for Spring Semester
February 1
FAFSA Priority Deadline for Fall Semester
August 26, 2026
Fall 2026 — Payment deadline for priority/early registration.
September 2, 2026
Fall 2026 — Payment deadline for open registration.
Financial Aid for Traditional Undergraduate Students
Phone: (731) 352-6418
Email:
financial-aid@bethelu.edu
Financial Aid for Adult Degree & Graduate Students
Phone: (844) 415-2151 (toll-free)
Email:
studentsupport@bethelu.edu
Student Accounts & Billing
Phone: (731) 352-4050
Email:
businessoffice@bethelu.edu
View the Student ePortal
Need Help?
We’ve got folks ready to help.
Call (731) 352-4000
or
send us an email
.
Skip to main content
Home
|
Student Financial Services
Student Financial Services
Bethel University's Financial Aid & Billing Office
Student Financial Services
Cost of Attendance
Net Price Calculator
Scholarships
Financial Aid
Account Billing & Payment
Financial Aid Forms
Satisfactory Academic Progress & Course Program of Study
Bethel University's Student Financial Services (SFS) is here to help you understand your financial aid, manage your student account, and explore your payment options. We believe that a Bethel education is an investment in your future, and we're committed to making the process as clear and simple as possible.
Whether you're a prospective student exploring costs, a current student reviewing your aid package, or a parent helping plan for college expenses — this is your starting point.
What Do You Need to Do?
File the FAFSA
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step to receiving financial aid at Bethel. File at
studentaid.gov
each year.
Bethel's Federal School Code: 003480
File as early as possible after October 1. Federal, state and institutional need-based aid is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
Check Your Financial Aid
Log in to your
Student ePortal
to view your financial aid package, check for outstanding requirements, and accept or decline loans.
If you've been selected for verification, you'll find instructions and required documents in your ePortal.
Pay Your Bill
Bethel University offers several convenient ways to pay your student account balance.
View deadlines and payment options
Pay Online
— Log in to your Bethel Student ePortal. ACH (checking/savings) has no fee; credit/debit card has a processing fee.
Pay by Check or Money Order
— Mail to Bethel University Business Office, 325 Cherry Avenue, McKenzie, TN 38201. Include your Name and BUID.
Monthly Payment Plan
— Enroll through Nelnet Campus Commerce or through the Student Financial Services Office in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment Questions? Call (731) 352-4050.
Click here to learn more
Pay In Person
— Visit the Student Financial Services Office in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment. Cash, check, and money order accepted.
Important Deadlines
Date
Deadline
October 1
FAFSA opens for the upcoming academic year. File early for the best chance at Tennessee state aid.
December 1
FAFSA Priority Deadline for Spring Semester
February 1
FAFSA Priority Deadline for Fall Semester
August 26, 2026
Fall 2026 — Payment deadline for priority/early registration.
September 2, 2026
Fall 2026 — Payment deadline for open registration.
Financial Aid for Traditional Undergraduate Students
Phone: (731) 352-6418
Email:
financial-aid@bethelu.edu
Financial Aid for Adult Degree & Graduate Students
Phone: (844) 415-2151 (toll-free)
Email:
studentsupport@bethelu.edu
Student Accounts & Billing
Phone: (731) 352-4050
Email:
businessoffice@bethelu.edu
View the Student ePortal
Need Help?
We’ve got folks ready to help.
Call (731) 352-4000
or
send us an email
.