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Beloit College

Beloit, WI

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Acceptance Rate

63%

Avg. SAT

1430

75th percentile

“Beloit College delivers intimate, hands-on liberal arts learning in a quirky Wisconsin town where students run the show and winters test your resolve.”

Beloit, WI

Location

Small City

Campus Setting

Founded in 1846 by Yankee abolitionists as one of the earliest colleges west of the Appalachians, Beloit College carries a legacy of bold experimentation—think coeducation from day one and early pushes for racial integration. You'll thrive here if you're a curious tinkerer who loves diving into projects, collaborating in tight-knit groups, and embracing a personality that's equal parts intellectual mischief and Midwestern grit. The campus buzzes with students who prioritize experiences over resumes, but the small-city setting in Beloit, Wisconsin (pop. 36,000, straddling the Illinois border), means you'll trade urban excitement for affordable living and easy drives to Chicago or Madison. Tradeoffs hit hard in the brutal winters and limited nightlife—party seekers or solitude-phobes might chafe against the close community where everyone knows your business.

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Beloit College Powerhouse – Studio Gang
Wright Museum of Art
Morse-Ingersoll Hall
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Scoville Hall

+34

Middle College
Memorial Hall
Middle College
Chapin Hall
Morse Library
Scoville Hall
Chapin Hall (Quad View)
Scoville Hall

+26

Admissions

Acceptance Rate

63%

Test Policy

Optional

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Average GPA

3.70

Application Fee

Academic Fit

Mid-50%: 1200-1430

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Academics

Student-Faculty Ratio

12:1

Programs Offered

2

Full-Time Faculty

75

Women Faculty

49%

Research Spending

$12Mper year

Degree Levels Offered

Bachelor's

In Beloit's classrooms, professors ditch lectures for labs, field trips, and debates where your voice shapes the syllabus, thanks to the 11:1 student-faculty ratio that ensures you're never a face in the crowd. Strengths shine in environmental science (leveraging nearby rivers for hands-on ecology), entrepreneurship through the C3 program that launches student startups, and anthropology fueled by the college's Logan Museum collections from global digs. Research opportunities abound for undergrads, from telescope time at the nearby observatory to summer grants, fostering a culture of bold questions over rote answers. Yet with just 1,160 students, niche majors like engineering are absent, pushing ambitious STEM kids toward transfers or grad school.

Student Body

Total Enrollment

1,004

1,004 undergrad • 0 grad

Undergraduate

1,004

Graduate

0

International

13%
  • White

    51%

  • Black / African American

    8%

  • Hispanic / Latino

    17%

  • Asian

    3%

  • Other / Multi-racial

    22%

Campus Life

Campus Setting

Small City

Beloit, WI

Varsity Athletics

Midwest Conference

NCAA Athletics

Division III

Campus life pulses through residential villages where you pick your vibe—cozy honors houses or lively co-ops—and student senate calls the shots on everything from budgets to events. A typical week mixes morning seminars, afternoon club meets (over 100 options, heavy on outdoors and activism), and evenings at the C-Haus, the nation's oldest student-run college pub slinging pizzas since 1965. Traditions like the World Affairs Conference, where global leaders keynote, and the annual Mindset List (highlighting cultural gaps for freshmen) inject whimsy, but the social scene skews low-key and inclusive—no Greek life, minimal partying. Winters bury you in snow, isolating the bubble, while the tight community can feel gossipy if you're craving anonymity.

Housing

On-Campus Housing

Yes

Housing Capacity

1,158beds

Meal Plan Available

Yes

Average Room & Board

$11,264per year

Athletics

Athletic Association

Midwest Conference

ROTC & Veteran Support

Veteran’s Programs Available

Yellow Ribbon Program (Post-9/11 GI Bill)

Yes

Member of DoD Voluntary Educational Partnership MOU

Yes

Cost & Aid

In-State Tuition

$55,810per year

Out-of-State Tuition

$55,810per year

Room & Board

$11,264per year

Estimated Cost

$74,892per year

Financial Aid

Students Receiving Aid

100%

Receiving Pell Grants

29%

Average Grant

$47,119

Average Federal Loan

$6,879

Net Annual Cost by Household Income

Household Income

Avg. Net Cost

$0 – $30K

$12,503

$30K – $48K

$14,157

$48K – $75K

$15,096

$75K – $110K

$18,833

$110K+

$24,066

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Outcomes & Earnings

Retention Rate

81%

4 Years Graduation Rate

69%

6 Years Graduation Rate

76%

Median 10-Year Earnings

$53,260

81% of first-time, full-time students complete their freshman year at Beloit College and return in the fall. 69% of first-time, full-time students graduate in 4 years, and 76% graduate within 6 years.

Graduation Rate

4-year grads

69%

4-6 years

7%

Non-grad

24%

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Key Statistics

Type

Private

Tuition

$55,810

Acceptance

63%

Undergrads

1,004

4-Year Grad Rate

69%

Endowment

$124M

beloit.edu

Beloit, WI 53511-5595

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