Paying for college

St. Norbert College

Making your SNC education affordable

At St. Norbert College, we believe that every student deserves the opportunity to attend college, even when you can’t cover all the bills by yourself. We work with you to lower your cost of attendance by offering a variety of scholarship programs and grants.

Of our first-year students, 99 percent receive some form of financial aid and nearly 30 percent graduate with no debt.

Almost 25 percent of our students are first-generation college students.

We provide clear explanations about financial aid terminology in our paperwork, because helping you make informed choices about paying for college is important to us. We want to make sure that students leave SNC well-prepared for their future — and they do.

If you're looking for ways to make college more affordable, we encourage you to explore SNC's sensible approach to financial aid.

Ralph Hombsch ’24 took a disciplined approach to finding and successfully applying for college scholarships in high school. Parlaying them with a generous SNC scholarship, he has embarked on a college career that will leave him with little to no debt upon graduation.

Ralph Hombsch ’24

Ralph Hombsch ’24 took a disciplined approach to finding and successfully applying for college scholarships in high school. Parlaying them with a generous SNC scholarship, he has embarked on a college career that will leave him with little to no debt upon graduation.

Ralph Hombsch ’24

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Graduate faster with less debt

We have one of the best four-year college graduation rates in the Midwest. This means that you’ll finish one to two years ahead of the national average. This also means earlier entry into the workforce or graduate school. It’s so important to us that you graduate on time that we’ve created a four-year graduation guarantee.

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Achieve post-grad success

SNC graduates are the kind that find employment at Fortune 500 companies, become entrepreneurs or enter top-notch graduate programs. After nine months, 94 percent of recent SNC alumni were working or attending grad school.

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