Belmont University: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

Belmont University is located in the city of Nashville, Tennessee. There are a variety of transportation options available to students, faculty, and staff, including:

• Public bus: The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) provides bus service to and from the university. The university offers a free bus pass to all students, faculty, and staff.
  
• Train: The Music City Star is a commuter rail line that operates between Lebanon and Nashville. The university offers a free train pass to all students, faculty, and staff.
  
• Bicycle: The university is a very bike-friendly campus. There are bike racks located throughout campus and the city of Nashville has a comprehensive network of bike lanes.
  
• Walking: The university is a relatively small campus, so it is easy to get around by walking. The university also has a number of pedestrian paths that connect to the surrounding neighbourhoods.

• Health Services: Health Services provides medical care, immunizations, physical exams, laboratory services, travel health, and allergy shots. They also offer mental health consultations and referrals to specialists.
  
• Counselling Services: Counseling Services offers free and confidential short-term mental health care and education for all Belmont students. They also offer drop-in groups, workshops, and other resources to support student well-being.
  
• Financial Aid: The Financial Aid Office helps students apply for financial aid, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study. They also offer financial literacy workshops and counselling.
  
• Career Services: Career Services helps students with their career planning, job search, and resume writing. They also offer mock interviews, networking events, and other resources to help students land their dream job.
  

• Attend sporting events: Belmont is a member of the NCAA Division I Ohio Valley Conference. The Bruins compete in 16 sports, including basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer.
• See a concert: Belmont is home to the renowned Blair School of Music. The school hosts a variety of concerts throughout the year, featuring both student and professional musicians.
  
• Catch a show: Belmont's Black Box Theatre is a popular spot for student and professional productions. The theater also hosts a variety of workshops and masterclasses.
• Go to a party: Belmont is known for its lively party scene. There are always plenty of parties happening on campus, whether you're looking for a small get-together or a big dance party.
• Volunteer in the community: Belmont students are encouraged to get involved in the community. There are many opportunities to volunteer with local organizations, such as Habitat for Humanity and the Nashville Food Bank.

Belmont University offers a variety of on-campus accommodations for undergraduate students. All full-time, undergraduate students with fewer than 60 credit hours by the start of the fall semester are required to live in campus housing unless they meet certain exemptions.

Freshman Halls

• Hail Hall
• Heron Hall
• Maddox Hall
• Kennedy Hall
• Patton Hall & Bear House
• Pembroke Hall
• Potter Hall
• Wright Hall
• Thrailkill Hall
  

Upperclassmen Halls

• Caldwell Hall
• Belmont Commons
• Hillside Apartments
• Dickens Hall
• Horrell Hall
• Tall Hall Apartments
• Russell Hall Suites
• Tall Hall Suites
  

Housing assignments are made on a rolling basis, so it is important to apply early. The cost of on-campus housing varies depending on the type of room and the number of roommates.