The Student Leadership Path Program aims to align with BNBU's Whole Person Education and the philosophy of servant leadership. It encourages students to actively organize or participate in various extracurricular activities, guiding them step by step towards the developmental goal of becoming Outstanding Leaders.

BNBU boasts a diverse array of student organizations that cater to every aspect of student life. These include the Student Union, academic societies, residential college student committees, interest clubs, and many more, all of which contribute to a vibrant and enriching university experience for students!

BNBU is dedicated to promoting Whole Person Education, a philosophy that is deeply embedded in student residential life. Currently, the student housing community comprises 12 residential colleges. These colleges serve as a key platform for BNBU to achieve its Whole Person Education goals, offering students not only a comfortable living environment but also a variety of enriching activities and learning opportunities.

BNBU has established a comprehensive student financial aid system at the undergraduate level, integrating various measures such as scholarships, grants, loans, work-study programs, tuition reductions, fee deferrals, and subsidies. This system ensures that students from economically disadvantaged families can focus on their studies and personal growth, providing robust support for their academic and daily lives.