Like all good undergraduate institutions steeped in the liberal arts, Beloit College has small class sizes, a close, supportive community, and a focus on helping students expand their intellectual horizons.

There are some things, however, that you just can’t get anywhere else—like two museums (one art, one anthropology), a student business incubator that occupies a three-story storefront downtown, or a LEED-platinum certified Science Center. Other distinguishing features include our more than 20 ancient Indian mounds, nationally-recognized international programs, and the six residencies that annually bring Nobel Prize winners, human rights leaders and national poet laureates to campus—not for a day, but for weeks at a time to teach classes and interact with students.

These are some others:

• Beloit College Summer LABS (Pre-College Program)
• Beloit Fiction Journal
• BioQUEST
• Center for Entrepreneurship in Liberal Education at Beloit (CELEB)
• Center for Language Studies
• ChemLinks
• Hendricks Center for the Arts
• Initiatives program for first-year and sophomore students
• International Education
• Logan Museum of Anthropology
• Mackey Chair in Creative Writing
• Upton Forum
• Science Center
• Selzer Visiting Philosopher
• Student Symposia
• Weissberg Program in International Studies
• Wright Museum of Art
• Writing Program