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Need-Based Aid
Need-based awards reduce out-of-pocket costs and assist in making Beloit an affordable choice.
Applying for financial aid
All applicants are automatically considered for merit scholarships by the Admissions Committee during application review.
All applicants interested in learning their eligibility for additional types of financial aid — including federal, state, and institutional aid in the form of grants, work study, and loans — must submit a financial aid application.
- Domestic students — U.S. citizens and permanent residents — are expected to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
- International Students can submit the free Beloit College International Student Financial Aid Application or choose one of the other available options.
Financial Aid Estimates
Due to the delay in full availability of the FAFSA until December, Beloit College will again offer Financial Aid Estimates to admitted, domestic students using the CSS Profile.
Financial Aid Estimates combine merit scholarships, institutional grants, and estimated state and federal financial aid to produce a net price after financial aid. Beloit guarantees that your net price will not change after submission of the FAFSA, even if your eligibility for state and federal funds is different than estimated, as long as the information submitted in the CSS Profile is accurate.
- Admitted students are encouraged to submit the CSS Profile immediately and can expect to receive a Financial Aid Estimate within 2-3 weeks.
- Applicants are encouraged to submit the CSS Profile when they apply for admission and can expect to receive a Financial Aid Estimate within two weeks of receiving their admissions decision.
Submission of the CSS Profile is free for families earning less than $100,000 per year. For all other families, submission costs $25 for the first college and $16 for each additional colleges.
$2,000 FAFSA Filing Grant
Complete the FAFSA and list Beloit College’s code by January 1, 2025 to claim a $2,000 FAFSA filing grant! This grant will be applied to your 2025-26 financial aid offer and is renewable each year you submit the FAFSA on time.
- Beloit College FAFSA code: #003835
- FAFSA filing begins: December 1, 2024.
Deadlines and Timing
When possible, students are encouraged to submit their financial aid application at the same time as their application for admission.
Admitted students who meet the priority FAFSA filing deadline can expect to receive a financial aid offer within two weeks of receiving their admissions decision.
Admitted students who do not meet the priority FAFSA filing deadline can expect to receive a financial aid offer within four weeks of Beloit receiving their FAFSA.
Beloit only sends financial aid offers to admitted students.
Application Round | Application complete by | Priority Deadline for filing CSS Profile | Priority Deadline for filing FAFSA | Notification of admissions decision by | Financial Aid Offers sent starting |
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Early Action I |
November 1 | November 1 | January 1 |
December 1 | December 15 |
Early Action II | December 1 | December 1 | January 1 | January 1 | January 15 |
Regular Decision | January 15 | N/A | January 15 | Rolling, beginning mid-February | Rolling, beginning late-February |
Transfer (spring semester) | December 15 |
N/A |
December 15 |
Rolling | Rolling |
Transfer (fall semester) | July 15 |
N/A |
July 15 |
Rolling | Rolling |
Net Price Calculator
For a detailed breakdown of cost and the financial aid that may be available to you based on your financial circumstances and academic performance, we invite you to complete our Net Price Calculator, which can be submitted on a mobile device in under 5 minutes.
Please remember that this provides only an estimate and does not represent an official financial aid offer. Beloit’s costs and financial aid policies are subject to change as is the data you input into the calculator.
This calculator is intended for full-time domestic students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents. The calculator is not able to estimate awards for students with international citizenship and part-time students.