Are you looking forward to the fall? We are, too, because that’s when we’ll welcome you to Beloit. Over the summer we’ll share ways to connect with your classmates, alert you to key dates, and give you links to important forms and documents you will complete. We will keep in touch and answer your questions every step of the way.
Mark your calendar
Aug. 11 – Football Athletes Move-in (details sent by coaches)
Aug. 13 – International Student Move-in (details sent by International Student Orientation Group. Please submit your travel itinerary through the Portal as soon as you’ve made your arrangements.)
Aug. 13-17 – International Student Orientation
Aug. 17 – Fall Athletes Move-in (details sent by coaches)
Aug. 17 – New Student Move-in (Last Names A-L)
Aug. 18 – New Student Move-in (Last Names M-Z)
Aug. 18-22 – New Student Days
Aug. 23 – First Day of Classes
Dates for fall break, Thanksgiving, and end of semester exams can be found on the Fall Academic Calendar.
Fall 2021 Preview
Beloit College President Scott Bierman, Provost Eric Boynton, Dean of Students Cecil Youngblood, Director of Health and Wellness Tara Girard, and others recently shared information and answered your questions on our plans for an in-person student experience for the 2021-22 academic year.
Get started on the paperwork
We’ve created a checklist of all the things. Look through all of the sections to get a sense for what you’ll eventually need to complete. Make note of deadlines. Ask questions if you have them.
Your username and temporary password will be emailed to you once you send in your deposit.
In addition to the resources here, there is specific information for international students (with F1 or J1 visas) available from the Office of International Education
Transfer students, we’ll reach out to you with any special information about orientation and advising.
Start by reviewing the checklist and the various sections. Make note of important deadlines!
Your username and temporary password will be emailed to you once you deposit with Beloit.
This year we are offering online sessions during the month of June (some taped, some live) to help you make a smooth transition to college. Our Summer Orientation page has the full schedule of events.
Every new student (transfer or first-year) should participate. Make sure that you have your Beloit email set up! Your username and temporary password was emailed to you when you made your deposit at Beloit.
All announcements related to Orientation will be sent there.
In July, you will have an individual time with your AMP advisor to select and register for courses. We’ve got additional sessions right before classes start to make sure that you are ready to go and ready to succeed.
Make sure that you have your Beloit email set up! Your username and temporary password was emailed to you when you made your deposit at Beloit.
We hope to bring everyone back to campus in the fall for classes and New Student Days, which is the rest of the Orientation program. Once we have a determination, we will communicate to all Beloiter and post it here.
Sciences at Beloit
Soon, you will meet with your AMP advisor to register for your first courses as a Beloiter. Do you have an interest in the sciences? At Beloit, students experience active, hands-on learning and hypothesis testing in their science coursework. You have direct access to instrumentation and equipment in our world-class, LEED-certified science center. Our professors are an active part of our community, so you will see them in the lab and at dance performances, lacrosse games, and other campus events. Our science courses emphasize quantitative reasoning, and communication and writing skills.
Let’s explore what you need to know about the sciences at Beloit.
Soon, you will meet with your AMP advisor to register for your first courses as a Beloiter. Have you thought about a career in engineering after you graduate? Beloit’s unique dual-degree engineering program combines the critical thinking skills of Beloit’s liberal arts with the applied technical training of an engineering school.
Let’s explore what you need to know about Engineering at Beloit
