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Discover your place at Bethany College

Many of our students and alumni point to their visit to our beautiful campus as the moment when they knew that Bethany was the place for them. Come take in our beautiful 1,300 acres of forests, streams, and waterfalls. Experience the warmth of our close-knit community. You’ll feel what they felt—that you belong here!

students walking on campus

Come See It for Yourself!

We can’t wait to see you! Check out your visit options and schedule your visit now.

  • In-Person Tour
  • Open House & Informational Sessions
  • Virtual Tour
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In-Person Tour

Your Visit, Your Way

Our personalized visits to campus begin with a meeting with your admissions counselor who will provide details about the admissions and financial aid processes as well as answer questions you may have about life at Bethany College. You may also be meeting with faculty, coaches, residence life professionals or others you have asked to meet. This is YOUR visit. Make the most of it!

Walking Tour

Following this meeting, a student guide will lead you on a campus walking tour. Our student guides love telling their stories and answering questions, so this is a great opportunity to learn firsthand what it’s like to be a student at Bethany. This tour requires approximately one hour so wear comfortable shoes! If you have asked to sit in on a class, please be prepared to stay for the entire class (generally one hour). In total, your campus visit may require three hours.

SCHEDULE AN IN-PERSON VISIT

Open House & Informational Sessions

Group Experience

Would you prefer to interact with other students also considering Bethany College enrollment? Open House/Information Session events include information sessions about admissions and financial aid for both you and your family. Move from this session to an Academic Session featuring opportunities to speak with faculty who represent each of the academic programs available at Bethany. This is a great opportunity to explore our academic offerings! Interested in student clubs, organizations, or athletics? You can learn more about them in a third session!

REGISTER FOR AN OPEN HOUSE

Walking Tour

Conclude your day with a campus tour and learn more about our history and some fun facts! Open House events generally require four hours (more if you join us for lunch) and are offered at scheduled times throughout the year.

REGISTER FOR A SESSION

Virtual Tour

Our interactive tour lets you explore campus buildings, learn about student life, and discover the vibrant atmosphere that sets us apart. It’s your chance to experience the essence of Bethany and envision yourself thriving in our unique community. Get ready to dive into a virtual adventure that brings our campus to life—your future at Bethany awaits!

 

students talking on couches
Recreation Center Track and Courts

Explore Our Campus

Points of Interest

Oglebay Gates
Our historical campus entrance, opened only for incoming freshmen and at graduation.

Boomer’s 
Games, a big-screen TV, even a working movie theater!

BBN Radio Station 
Check out our online radio studio, home of the Bethany Broadcast Network.

Campus Bookstore
Buy and rent books, and pick up awesome Bison apparel here.

Starbucks on Campus
Grab a cup of your favorite drink to take along on your tour!

Writing Center
Visit the Writing Center, where you’ll find all the help you need.

Phillips Hall
Once a residence hall, Phillips has a welcome center, cozy study nooks, and a new esports arena coming soon.

Ogden Dining Hall
Check out our mouth-watering menu for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and delicious treats!

Joe Kurey Memorial Court & Bison Stadium
See where our basketball, volleyball, football, track, lacrosse, and soccer teams play.

Residence Halls
We make dorm life fun with our variety of safe and comfortable housing options!

About Bethany, West Virginia

Our campus is located in the town of Bethany, in the northern panhandle of West Virginia, about 40 miles west of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.