>>Location: Belmont, NC--10 minutes from Charlotte, NC
>>Founded date: 1876
>>Affiliation: Catholic Benedictine
>>Enrollment: 1330 (includes Traditional and Adult Degree Program students)
>>Student/faculty ratio is 16:1
>>Class size average: 17 students
>>Students from 20 different countries
>>The average winter temperature ranges from 31-50 degrees F
>>The average summer temperature ranges from 69-88 degrees F
Has your search led you here?If you are searching for a superior education, a welcoming home, excellent scholarships, challenging athletics, and a place where teachers are committed to your success, you have found them all. If you are seeking a place where you can grow mind, body and spirit, this is that place. You have found it. Right here.
We are ranked one of the top comprehensive liberal arts and professional studies colleges in the South by U.S. News and World Report and celebrate excellence and virtue steeped in our 129 year Catholic college, Catholic, Benedictine heritage. We are home to students from over 28 states and 20 countries and welcome everyone, from any background or tradition, committed to this vision of excellence and virtue. We welcome you to visit our North Carolina College, here in Belmont, only minutes from Charlotte.
April 21st, 2008
MEN'S LACROSSE SHOCKS THIRD-RANKED LIMESTONE
April 15th, 2008
THREE ABBEY MEN'S LACROSSE PLAYERS EARN ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS; DIETSCH NAMED COACH OF THE YEAR
April 10th, 2008
BELMONT ABBEY AWARDS $100,000 CRESCAT SCHOLARSHIP
TO SAVANNAH, GEORGIA STUDENT
December 12th, 2007
Three R's - One Las Vegas man combines racing,
religion and rectitude to achieve dream BY MATT WARD
July 26th, 2007
Belmont Abbey College Names Head Coaches
For Men’s and Women’s Hoops, Men’s Lacrosse
June 27th, 2007
Belmont Abbey College Appoints Dick Dull
Athletic Director For Division II School
January 29th, 2007
Abbey eyes maternity home Site would house
pregnant women,kids
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