Bethel University SAT scores & GPA

Admitted students at Bethel University cluster around a composite SAT midpoint of about 975. Here is what that means for your application — honestly.

Facts from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard · Last verified 2026-06-22 · Odds are directional estimates, not guarantees.

The numbers

MeasureBethel University
SAT composite midpoint~975
Acceptance rate60.2%
SourceU.S. Department of Education College Scorecard · Last verified 2026-06-22

We report the composite midpoint (the middle of the admitted range), not a fabricated 25th–75th band or a school-reported average. For the full reported range and ACT equivalents, see Bethel University's published Common Data Set.

What score do you actually need?

There is no hard cutoff. The midpoint (~975) is a reference point, not a promise: landing near or above it makes you competitive on the numbers; landing below it means the rest of your application — rigor, grades, essays — needs to do more work. Because Bethel University is moderately selective (60.2% admit rate), strong scores help but never guarantee admission on their own.

Test-optional?

Test-optional policies change year to year, so check Bethel University's official admissions site for the policy that applies to your cycle. Our odds tool handles test-optional applicants either way: if you don't submit scores, we estimate from the rest of your profile rather than penalizing a missing number.

Always verify the current cycle. Admit rates, test policies, and costs change every year. Treat the figures here as the most recent official data, and confirm specifics on Bethel University's own admissions and financial-aid pages before you rely on them.

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