Faculty and staff permits are issued permanently. To obtain a parking permit, please complete the Vehicle Registration form.

Student Parking Permits are $85.00* per semester for all vehicles besides motorcycles. Motorcycles are $50.00* per semester.

The parking permit application can be found in your Student Portal. If you new student, look for the Parking Permit link on the New Students tab. If you are a returning student, check the Student Life tab.  If you need help finding it or have other permit related questions, please call Security at 608-363-2355 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday.

Returning Beloit College students who apply for a parking permit will have first rights until July 1st. Any remaining permits will be issued on a first-come first-serve basis until they are gone. These quickly run out when Security starts to enforce parking so be sure to apply for your permit as early as possible.

Your permit sticker should be placed on the driver’s side rear window unless tint prevents it from being easily visible. If that’s the case, place it where it can be clearly seen like your front windshield.

If there are not enough permits for returning students, Security will conduct a randomized lottery to allot the permits. Security has never had to use the lottery system due to some number of permits still being available by the start of every semester.

Security does not oversell parking permits. This is done to avoid issues with permitted students not being able to find parking.

Summer Break: Please email Security with your first/last name, vehicle information, and an emergency contact number if you plan to stay over Summer Break. While we don’t require permits for students who live on campus during this time, we may still need to contact you about your vehicle in the event of an emergency.

*Prices subject to change.

• Blocking other vehicles
• Double parking
• Failure to utilize a marked space
• Utilizing more than one space
• Parking in a pedestrian walkway
• Parking in an area not designed for vehicle traffic
• Reserved space violation
• Visitor space violation
• Unregistered vehicle
• Parking in a Fire Lane - Subject to tow at owner’s expense
• Other

• Accessible parking space violation/subject to tow at owner’s expense

Cash payments may be made in person at the Security Office in Pearsons Hall from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

If you wish to mail it instead, place a check or money order (do not send cash) made out to Beloit College inside the envelope your ticket was stapled to. Drop it in campus mail, or put a stamp on the envelope and place it in U.S. Mail.

Payment of a parking fine is due within 30 days of issuance. Fines are doubled if not paid within 30 days. Failure to pay a fine may result in a charge to the offender’s account (if applicable) and/or the suspension of future campus parking privileges.

require a Student or Faculty/Staff sticker clearly displayed unless the stall is reserved/handicapped.

Student Permit areas include the Sports Center Lot - Lower Level, Aldrich Lot, Moore Lot, Emerson Hall Lot, 815 College Lot, OEC Lot, 810/820 Clary Lot, FemCo/742 Church Lot, 800 Block of College Street, and the 700 Block of Clary Street.

can be used without issue during business hours and events. They become student and employee-only parking after hours - which requires a permit.

Public/Private areas include the Powerhouse Lot, Pearsons Lot, Smith Lot, Neese Circle and lower level, Guest House Lot, and Library Lot.

are semi-public but college-owned areas that can be used until 11 p.m. Vehicles will be ticketed if left overnight regardless of permit unless the stall is reserved/handicapped.

No Overnight areas include the Sports Center Lot - Upper Level, 700 Block of Emerson Street, and the 717/725 Chapin Lot.

are public roads that the college has not annexed. These can be used by everyone while following the City of Beloit’s regulations explained below.

Public areas include the entirety of Bushnell Street, Church Street, Chapin Street, and Woodward Avenue, with the 800+ blocks of Emerson Street, and 800+ blocks of Clary Street.