With a liberal arts foundation that teaches students to think critically, solve problems and develop leadership skills, St. Norbert offers academic excellence, individual attention, and faculty members who make student success their top priority. St. Norbert is a private liberal arts college founded by the Norbertines, a Catholic order committed to community and service. Students have 40-plus programs to choose from, and a multitude of internship opportunities. Students can study abroad at 75 program sites on six continents and undergraduates regularly experience graduate-level collaborative research with faculty. Academic advisors guide students throughout their college careers, and an active alumni community provides valuable career networking.

STUDENT PROFILE

# of degree-seeking undergraduates	2,172
% male/female	41/59
% African American	<1
% American Indian or Alaska Native	<1
% Asian or Pacific Islander	1
% Hispanic	2
% White	88
% Multicultural	2
% International	6
% Pell grant recipients	25

First-generation and minority alums Tadashi Yamamoto, president, Japan Center for International Exchange; Nicole Bowman-Farrell, president, Bowman Performance Consulting

CAMPUS LIFE

% live on campus (% freshmen)

77 (96)

COST & AID

tuition	$27,583
room & board	$7,349
total need-based institutionalscholarships/grants	$27,133,330
% of students apply for need-based aid	80
% of students receive aid	100
% receiving need-based scholarshipor grant aid	97
% receiving aid whose need was fully met	40
average aid package	$22,974
average student loan debtupon graduation	$20,559

For more information regarding financial aid, please visit St. Norbert’s Financial Aid homepage.