Beloit College

10 Interesting Facts about Beloit College

1. Beloit College is a private liberal arts college located in Beloit, Wisconsin. It was founded in 1846 and is one of the oldest colleges in the state.
2. The college offers a rigorous liberal arts curriculum with majors in fields such as humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, fine arts, and interdisciplinary studies. Beloit College emphasizes critical thinking, hands-on learning, and interdisciplinary approaches to education.
3. Beloit College is known for its innovative and distinctive academic programs. The college offers programs such as the Beloit Plan, which allows students to design their own academic pathway, and the Liberal Arts in Practice program, which integrates classroom learning with real-world experiences and internships.
4. The campus of Beloit College is situated on a beautiful 65-acre campus along the Rock River. The campus features a blend of historic and modern buildings, including the iconic “Middle College” building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
5. The college has a strong commitment to diversity and inclusivity. Beloit College values and celebrates diversity in all its forms and strives to create a supportive and inclusive campus community. The college offers various initiatives and programs to promote cultural understanding and social justice.
6. Beloit College has a low student-to-faculty ratio, which fosters close interaction and mentorship between students and faculty members. The college prides itself on its accessible and supportive faculty who are dedicated to teaching, advising, and mentoring students.
7. The Beloit Buccaneers is the athletic nickname for Beloit College’s sports teams, which compete in the NCAA Division III level. The college offers a range of varsity sports, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball, cross-country, and more.
8. The college provides numerous opportunities for experiential learning and research. Beloit College encourages students to engage in research projects, internships, off-campus study programs, and community-based learning experiences to apply their knowledge and gain practical skills.
9. Beloit College has a strong tradition of community engagement and service. The college promotes active citizenship and encourages students to participate in volunteer work, community service projects, and civic engagement initiatives, fostering a sense of social responsibility.
10. The college has a vibrant arts and cultural scene. Beloit College hosts various performances, exhibitions, and events throughout the year, showcasing the talents of students, faculty, and visiting artists. The college’s Wright Museum of Art houses a diverse collection of artworks and serves as a valuable resource for the campus community.

Admissions

Acceptance Rate
67%

Tuition & Fee

Costs for the 2023-24 Academic Year

All Programs

African Studies
Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Anthropology
Art
Studio art
Asian Studies
Biochemistry
Biology
Biology
Environmental Biology
Business and Economics
Chemistry
Applied Chemistry
Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Chinese Language and Culture
Cognitive Science
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
Critical Identity Studies
Dance and Theatre
Data Science & Data Analytics
Data Analytics
Data Science
Economics and Business
Business Economics
Economics
International Political Economy
Quantitative Economics
Education and Youth Studies
Education and Youth Studies
Wisconsin-approved programs for teacher certification/licensure; also art, drama, and foreign language (grades 1-12)
Engineering Program
English
Creative Writing
Literary Studies
Environmental Studies
Environmental Communication and Arts
Environmental Justice and Citizenship
European Studies
French Language and Culture
Geology
Environmental Geology
Geology
Greek and Latin Studies
Health and Society
History
Interdisciplinary Studies (self-designed)
International Relations
Japanese Language and Culture
Journalism
Kinesiology and Movement
Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Law and Justice
Mathematics
Media Studies
Medieval Studies
Museum Studies
Music
Philosophy
Physics, Engineering, and Astronomy
Engineering Physics
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish Language and Culture
Theatre and Dance
Visual Studies

Students

Full-Time Enrollment

978 Undergrads

Part-Time Undergrads

33