Why they Chose Beloit
Finding her community
Amid all 2020’s uncertainty, students now in Beloit’s class of 2024 also faced a major decision: where to go to college.
For nearly as many reasons as there are first-year students, 坚果网络加速.
Milwaukee native Autumn Green felt at home immediately. “I really liked how friendly everyone on campus was and how diverse the student body was,” she says.
Meet Autumn Green
Autumn Green'24, of Milwaukee, Wis., found a sense of belonging on campus this fall—even with the constraints of physical distancing.
This is
Beloit
ingenuity, adaptability, equity, opportunity
Everything feels possible
The world has changed and we’re ready for it.
Watch Beloit faculty, students, and staff describe how Beloit’s innovative nature and community spirit make our school uniquely capable of navigating these unpredictable times.
The best institutions rise to moments of challenge and turn themselves into something better. That’s Beloit right now. Take a look.
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Advantage: Home
Outstanding value close to home
We know that many students are considering staying closer to home for college during this uncertain time, but they can still pursue an affordable, high-quality education at Beloit.
Our Midwest Flagship Match allows new students from six Midwestern states to enroll at Beloit without paying more than it would cost to attend their flagship state school.
Alumni: Helping Students Succeed
Meeting Covid’s extraordinary challenges
Even in normal times, DeVon Wilson’90 works with academically talented students contending with disproportionate obstacles.
The pandemic made life even more difficult for the primarily first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented undergraduates he serves as director of UW Madison’s Center for Academic Excellence. But Wilson and his team flew into action to support, retain, and recruit this important cohort of students. Wilson is one of five alumni we feature who are bringing their best work forward at a time of great need.
Read their stories
