A Place in Your Story
No matter your background, choosing the right college can be overwhelming. It needs to be a good fit for who you are – one that provides stellar academic opportunities and a spirit of service to others, while still maintaining a fun and friendly campus experience.
Our campus is community-driven and focused on the story you're creating. We are as committed to developing your personal journey as we are to your professional aspirations. St. Norbert College is the place for your story to unfold.
Founded
1898, with roots that go all the way back to 1120
Enrollment
2,200 total students
Faculty & Staff
139 full-time and 58 part-time faculty
87% with Ph.D. or highest degree
Nationally Recognized
"The Best in the Midwest" by the Princeton Review for 2012
"America's Best Colleges" since 1991 by U.S. News & World Report
Included among the top ten Catholic liberal arts colleges in the nation
Academic Opportunities
30+ major fields of study, 3 graduate programs
Honors program
Professional internships
Average ACT score – 25
Average academic GPA – 3.5
Acceptance Rate
80%
Student/Faculty Ratio
14:1 – average class size 21
Diversity
26 states represented
36 countries represented
NCAA Division III
20 intercollegiate sports
Residential Riverfront Campus
74% of students live on campus
Opportunities to Study Abroad
75+ opportunities in 36 countries
Cost of Living
40% less than Chicago suburbs
18% below national average
4-Year Graduation Guarantee
Graduate in 4 years (not 5 or 6) – guaranteed
Community Living + Nearby Attractions
Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers
Resch Center, home to Green Bay Gamblers hockey
Meyer Theatre, arts and entertainment
Weidner Center, arts and entertainment
13 acres of parks per 1,000 residents
100+ miles of recreational trails, many open year-round
Minutes from Lake Michigan
Celebrate De Pere festivities
Farmers' markets
And more
Outcomes
91% of students are employed or attending graduate school 9 months after graduation
Accreditation
St. Norbert College has been accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (HLC) since 1934.
