Experience Bluffton
In your very first semester, you’ll be challenged to ask the big questions in life. And, surrounded by a village of support, you’ll find your truth through the Bluffton Blueprint.
Learning to succeed in business with a year-long internship
Gaining experience in radio, live broadcast, social media, journalism
Gaining experience in the classroom as a first year student
Gain writing, editing and publishing experience as a first-year student
Bluffton also offers a 12-month Master of Nutrition and Dietetics program
$2,000 art scholarship is renewable for four years
Steps to a career in speech-language pathology or audiology
Competitive $5,000 renewable nursing scholarship available
$3,000 renewable scholarship available to pre-med majors
Gaining experience during police ride-alongs
$3,000-$4,000 scholarships available to pre-engineering majors
Hands-on internship confirms calling for social work major
From intern to a part-time trainer at premier athletic training facility
Math majors eligible for $3,000-$4,000 scholarships
Committed to growth
Ninety-eight percent of graduates are employed or engaged in advanced study or long-term service within six months of graduation.
Guided by values
Christian values inspire us through discovery, community, respect and service. You will develop the confidence and skills to lead.
Shaped by experience
Through the Bluffton Blueprint, a blend of core courses and experiential learning, you will be prepared for the challenges of life.
Rooted in community
At Bluffton, it's all about relationships. You will collaborate with peers; learn from faculty and coaches; and grow in your spiritual journey.
Profile stories
"Medical Nutrition Therapy has been the most helpful class when it comes to clinical work. We've learned how nutrition can impact chronic diseases, like diabetes and cardiovascular disease."
This is the most supporting group of faculty, staff and coaches that I have come across. They have been the biggest mentors and are like family now."
At Crossroads [Crisis Center} we don't see our residents as victims or survivors, just as people. The residents are more than just what has happened to them."
Academics
We know that big challenges lead to even bigger payoffs. That’s why we pair rigorous academics with supportive faculty who are invested in your success. Here, you’ll grow through life-shaping courses, internships and cross-cultural experiences.
Prepared for life as well as vocation.
Take advantage of student research opportunities, internships and the services of the Center for Career and Vocation. Nothing should ever stand in the way of the person you are meant to be.
Experience excellence
Everyone’s path to success is different. Be challenged and supported by professors, coaches and mentors to meet your goals. Academic resources include the Musselman Library, the Learning Resource Center, Honors Program, Student Success Center and more.
Experience community
Bluffton commits to being a community of respect where we share our diverse gifts. Learn from new friends in the residence halls, through intramural athletics, student organizations and spiritual life activities.
Experience teamwork
Teamwork brings out the best in a person. Whether it’s one of our 18 NCAA DIII varsity teams, varsity esports or an intramural team. Whether you are competing or cheering in the stands; We Are Beavers All!
Experience broadened horizons
Discover the richness and challenges of other cultures as part of the Bluffton Blueprint. Expand your global view through a short-term or semester-long cross-cultural experience within the U.S. or abroad.
Latest news
Memories of hope
It is through stories of faithfulness, support and resilience that we are reminded of the power we have to navigate the future."
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MCC background
Mennonite Central Committee addresses issues such as racism, immigration and armed conflict and more in 45 countries worldwide. Executive director Eric Kurtz shared about MCC in Forum.
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Merger Stopped
Bluffton University was informed that the University of Findlay Board of Trustees voted to not proceed with the merger.
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