Belhaven University Campus Map (2025)
The Belhaven University Campus Map provides a complete overview of the main campus, centered along Peachtree Street. This guide helps orient visitors and students, detailing the locations of key academic buildings like Fitzhugh Hall, residential halls, and the central Belhaven Bowl.
The map clearly marks routes from Riverside Drive to Pinehurst Street, ensuring simple navigation.
Belhaven University Campus Map 2025
This map displays the main Belhaven University campus. It helps users navigate between academic buildings, residential halls, and athletic facilities centered around Peachtree Street.
Printable Belhaven University Campus Map 2025
Download a high-resolution, printable PDF version of the Belhaven University campus map. This is perfect for offline reference during your visit.
Belhaven University Campus Guide
This guide provides context for the campus maps. It clarifies the spatial relationships between key buildings, primary roads, and campus zones.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized along Peachtree Street, with the Belhaven Bowl serving as a central green space. Key academic and arts buildings, like the Warren Hood Library and the Bitsy Irby Visual Arts and Dance Center, are located nearby. The Belhaven Welcome Center is located on Riverside Drive.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian paths connect the Central Campus buildings from Pinehurst Street to Riverside Drive. Walkways provide access from the Parking Garage to the McCravey-Triplett Student Center and surrounding academic halls like Fitzhugh Hall and Preston Hall.
Parking & Entrances
Visitor and student parking is available in the Parking Garage located on the north side of campus. Main entrances are accessible from Peachtree Street and Riverside Drive. Refer to the parking map for specific lot designations.
Transit & Getting Here
The campus is accessible via major local roads. Pinehurst Street, Riverside Drive, and Peachtree Street are the primary arteries for navigating to and around the university grounds. The Belhaven Welcome Center provides a main arrival point for new visitors.
Dorms & Student Housing
Student residences are integrated within the Central Campus. Housing options include Lakeview Hall, University Village, Helen White Hall, Stuart C. Irby Hall, Robertson Hall, Wells Hall, and Raymond Hall.
Dining & Student Life
Student life is centered at the McCravey-Triplett Student Center & Bailey Dining Commons. Other key locations include the Billy Kim International Center, Howard Cleland Hall (housing Student Development), and the Entergy Pavilion.
FAQ
Is Belhaven hard to get into?
Belhaven University has an acceptance rate around 50–53%, making it moderately selective but not highly difficult to get into. Most admitted students have GPAs between 2.6 and 3.5, and ACT scores in the 18–23 range. Admission standards focus on academic readiness, but the process is accessible to a broad range of applicants.
What GPA do you need to get into Belhaven University?
Admission to Belhaven University generally requires a minimum high school GPA of 2.75, especially for applicants using the test-optional route. The average GPA for admitted students is around 2.6 to 3.5, with most successful applicants having a mix of A’s and B’s. Some academic programs may have additional requirements or request an academic recommendation, so checking with admissions is advised.
How big is Belhaven University?
Belhaven University enrolled approximately 4,500 students in fall 2025, setting a record for the institution. The student body includes traditional on-campus, online undergraduate, and graduate students. The main campus in Jackson spans about 42 acres.
How diverse is Belhaven’s student body?
Belhaven University’s student body is highly diverse, with about 59% students of color and 2% international students as of 2025. The largest groups are African American (41–48%) and White (35–40%), with smaller percentages of Hispanic (4%), Asian (1%), Native American (1%), and students from two or more races (2–5%). The campus also sees gender diversity (62% female, 38% male) and geographic variety, with students from 26 states and multiple age groups including 34% non-traditional students over age 25.
