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Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences

Also known as: Beth-El

5 Star University
1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80918, USA
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Beth-El Acceptance Rate

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The Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, part of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS), is known for its specialized programs in nursing and health sciences. For the most recent admission cycle (Class of 2028), the overall acceptance rate for undergraduate programs at UCCS, which includes Beth-El College, is approximately 84.9%, based on data from the university’s official reports and historical trends. Selectivity is influenced by factors such as the growing applicant pool, increased interest in healthcare-related fields, and the college’s reputation for hands-on training. While specific acceptance rate data for Beth-El College alone is not always separately published, UCCS provides transparent admission statistics through its institutional research office and Common Data Set reports, offering insight into broader campus trends.

  • Overall Acceptance Rate: 84.9% for UCCS (Class of 2028), with approximately 14,000 applicants and 11,900 admitted students. This figure is used as a proxy for Beth-El College due to the lack of program-specific data.
  • Early Action/Decision Rate: Data unavailable for Beth-El specifically or UCCS broadly. Historically, early applicants may see slightly higher acceptance rates, estimated around 85-90%, due to smaller, more prepared applicant pools.
  • International Student Rate: Data unavailable for Beth-El College. Based on UCCS trends, international acceptance rates are estimated at 80-85%, reflecting additional admission criteria like language proficiency.

Over recent years, acceptance rates at UCCS, and by extension Beth-El College, have remained relatively stable, hovering between 80-90%, indicating moderate selectivity compared to more competitive health science programs at other institutions. The college benefits from strong regional demand for nursing and health science degrees, which may sustain a consistent applicant pool. Compared to peer institutions with specialized health programs, Beth-El’s acceptance rate appears less competitive than elite schools (often below 20%) but aligns with public universities offering similar programs. For the most accurate and updated statistics, prospective students are encouraged to visit the UCCS Admissions website or review the university’s Common Data Set for detailed breakdowns.

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