Current Funding Needs   7. Sponsoring a Student's Education Annually Donor-Sponsored Scholarships cover Full-Real Cost of Education: $3,600 per year Educational costs for one student for one year at Bethlehem University are $3,600. The tuition that a student is asked to pay is about one-third of the total real cost of his or her education. To support the education of a student at Bethlehem University , a gift of $3,600 per year establishes a scholarship that covers the full cost of education for a student for a year. Donors who establish a scholarship may wish to name this scholarship in honor of or in memory of someone. The University Scholarship Committee chooses the student to be supported by the scholarship: either full-tuition or partial tuition support, depending on the financial need of the students who are academically qualified. Students who are supported by donor-sponsored scholarships send a letter of gratitude to their donor. Click here to download the Scholarship Pamphlet Click here to download the Annual Scholarship Agreement Form Student Tuition Payment by a Donor (not a “scholarship”) help cover part of the real cost of education. Educational costs for one student for one year at Bethlehem University are $3,600. The tuition that a student is asked to pay is about one-third of the total real cost of his or her education. Donors who provide less than $3,600 to support the education of a student at Bethlehem University do not cover the full or real cost of education for a student for a year, but only part of the student's financial obligation. Donor funds that are less than $3,600 per student are awarded as “student tuition payment” and are not considered “scholarships.” Click here to download the Student Tuition Payment Form List of Annual Student Scholarships

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