At Belmont University, we understand that food insecurity and financial stress are some of the most common, and overwhelming, challenges college students face. If you’re navigating these concerns, please know that you’re not alone, and you are not expected to figure it all out on your own. This page is here to connect you with supportive, judgment-free resources that can help meet your basic needs so you can focus on your well-being, your goals, and your education. Explore the resources outlined below and reach out if you have questions. We’re here to walk alongside you.
Swipe Out Hunger
Belmont University is proud to partner with Swipe Out Hunger, a national initiative that helps combat food insecurity on college campuses. As well as our dining partners, Sodexo. Through this program, students facing food insecurity can receive up to 25 donated meal swipes, which can be used at Harrington Place Dining Hall, providing reliable access to nutritious, no-cost meals.
How You Can Help:
Students with meal plans who have unused swipes are encouraged to donate them to support fellow Bruins in need. Your generosity can make a difference in the life of another student.
Expenses Related to your Belmont Account
Belmont’s Student Financial Services team is your go-to resource for managing student account expenses, financial aid, and scholarships. Whether you're navigating tuition, housing, or looking for ways to fund your education, they’re here to help you every step of the way. Connect with their office for expert support and personalized guidance.
All Other Expenses
Belmont students often face unexpected expenses beyond tuition. For these unplanned costs, the Bruin Emergency Grant is available to support students encountering unforeseen situations that could impact their education. This one-time award is designed to help you stay focused on your academic success during challenging times, email Student Care & Support to learn more about this and other resources.
Job Opportunities
Working on campus at Belmont is a great way to earn money and gain real-world experience. Through Student Employment and Federal Work-Study, students can earn $10–$15/hour while building valuable skills that support both their finances and future careers. These roles also help students connect more deeply with the campus community.
Office Hours & Location
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Location: Beaman Student Life Center, Suite 200
Contact us:
Phone: 615.460.6407
Email: studentcare@belmont.edu or studentconcerns@belmont.edu