The schedule for meetings of the Academic Performance Committee during the Fall 2020 semester will posted after it has been determined.

Students wishing to change their address contact registrar@beloit.edu

Alumni/ae with an address change should send the change to the Alumni Office.

Contact the appropriate department /program chair to initiate the major or minor declaration process. The department chair will then email approval and advisor assignment to registrar@beloit.edu for processing.

Use this Graduation Guidelines Checklist for a summary of degree requirements and to track your degree progress.

Students are encouraged to schedule a degree audit appointment with the Registrar either during their junior or senior year, to make sure they are on track for fulfillment of all degree requirements. Call the Registrar’s Office at 608-363-2640 to schedule an appointment.

To find out about the types of internship credit that are available and how to register for them, go to Credit-bearing internships.

Learn more about the LAP requirement and download the LAP completion form . Complete the form and return it to the Registrar’s Office.  You can also pick up a hard copy form in the Registrar’s Office.

New Courses or Changes to Current Courses

If you are proposing a new course, please submit a course proposal form to COA by the Friday of the 3rd week of classes. 

• Proposal for a New Course Form
• Proposed Change(s) to a Current Course Form

Topics Courses

If you are teaching a topics course in the Fall, please submit your descriptions using the Spring 2021 Course Description Submission Form by Friday, September 25. This is necessary even if you’ve taught the course before.

Scheduling Courses

A useful resource for new and returning faculty members is the course schedule grid for mods. 

Timeline for spring 2021 schedule preparation

To be announced.

Special Projects

To enable students to demonstrate more adequately their intellectual capacity and to fulfill their intellectual potential, Beloit College believes that they should have an opportunity to work independently on chosen projects. These learning experiences, referred to as “special projects”, consist of individual work under faculty supervision or guidance, such as field investigation, library or laboratory research, planned reading programs, artistic creation, and approved foreign study of an independent or semi-independent character. Evaluation of special projects is based on appropriate tangible evidence of achievement.

Special projects are numbered 390 and may be taken for .25 - 1.00 unit of credit. Students should have at least sophomore standing.

Register for a Special Project

To register for a Special Project, a student must complete a Special Project Contract. No special project will be added to a student’s registration without a contract. The contract must be approved by the instructor, the department chair, and the student’s advisor. This signed contract must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office by the date set for adding courses for that module. To register for more than 2 units of Special Project in one term, a student must receive prior approval from the Provost/Dean of the College.

Special projects may be elected during vacation terms, upon payment of the appropriate fee. Grades for such work are due in the Registrar’s Office no later than the end of the first week of classes in the subsequent term of residence.

Special projects elected in the senior year may be used in fulfillment of departmental honors programs.

Students taking special projects courses during the summer will be assessed an administrative charge (check with the Accounting Office for the current fee). This option may be used only twice.