St. Norbert College in northeast Wisconsin is a place to learn all you can, grow in all the ways you want and explore whatever ignites your interests. So what will you do here? It’s all up to you — there’s no limit to what’s possible. With 80+ academic degree programs and an endless variety of hands-on learning opportunities beyond the classroom, we’re built to help you pursue what matters.
Dream, discover and do more at SNC in your college studies:
We have one of the best four-year graduation rates in the Midwest, especially compared to the 5.5-year average at public institutions.
A liberal arts education gives you the freedom to learn and grow through exploration. You’ll be exposed to a broad range of subjects that stimulate your imagination, sharpen your mind and train you for success. And good news: SNC is ranked among the best 100 liberal arts colleges by U.S. News & World Report at #93.
With a 12-to-1 student-faculty ratio, our small class sizes mean more one-on-one attention. While the classroom is where you’ll learn, it’s also where you’ll make friends, collaborate and connect with inspiring professors.
At SNC, you’ll have time to fully explore your interests before deciding what you want to major in. We offer more than 80 degree programs, including interdisciplinary options and pre-professional tracks. You can even design your own major to create an education that’s uniquely yours.
Academic rigor, close student-faculty interaction and flexibility — these are hallmarks of our graduate degree programs. We accommodate the diverse needs of working professionals by offering evening and weekend classes. You’ll get access to SNC’s extraordinary faculty, learn among highly motivated peers and find value from networking opportunities.
Take your personal and professional development to the next level with continuing education at SNC. Earn college credit as a high school student; improve your English through immersive ESL courses; or elevate your leadership in cohort-based programs for executives, seniors and team members.
“ The robust knowledge base a liberal arts education provides allows me to be able to better present my research to the world. It gave me the skills to hold conversations with people unfamiliar with my research and maybe the topic in general.
”Logan Hennes ’22
“ The robust knowledge base a liberal arts education provides allows me to be able to better present my research to the world. It gave me the skills to hold conversations with people unfamiliar with my research and maybe the topic in general.
”Logan Hennes ’22
“ I’d tell the same thing to people just starting out: Find the major that speaks to you, and eventually it’ll work out at the end. It’s all about the skills you learn and the connections you make — the way you express yourself and your qualities, and how you’re willing to learn.
”Najma Ahmed ’21
“ I’d tell the same thing to people just starting out: Find the major that speaks to you, and eventually it’ll work out at the end. It’s all about the skills you learn and the connections you make — the way you express yourself and your qualities, and how you’re willing to learn.
”Najma Ahmed ’21
“ What’s great about St. Norbert and the [communication] program itself is that you can create your own educational path. I was able to create an independent study under the direction of Dr. Mark Glantz (Communication).
”Lydia Andersen ’22
“ What’s great about St. Norbert and the [communication] program itself is that you can create your own educational path. I was able to create an independent study under the direction of Dr. Mark Glantz (Communication).
”Lydia Andersen ’22
“ If you want to learn, there’s so many people here to help that can direct you to the available resources, on campus or off. Just explore openly.
”Subash Lamichhane ’21
“ If you want to learn, there’s so many people here to help that can direct you to the available resources, on campus or off. Just explore openly.
”Subash Lamichhane ’21
Getting hands-on experience is one of the best ways to learn what you’re passionate about and give yourself a competitive edge for employment or graduate school. Our students have worked at nonprofits, government agencies and companies including 3M, Boeing, Allstate, Humana, Procter & Gamble, Peace Corps, the U.S. Forest Service and more.
One-third of St. Norbert students study abroad, traveling to destinations across 20 countries. Learn philosophy in Greece, practice your language skills in Spain or get credits for a marketing internship in Ireland. We have semester- and year-long programs as well as short-term Global Seminars during the J-term and summer.
Even if you can’t make it overseas, you can pursue a globally oriented major or minor, participate in on-campus programs and events or find global internships right here in Wisconsin.
We have a remarkable faculty at St. Norbert College. Teaching is not only their priority, it is their passion. They are deeply invested in their students’ success — as they demonstrate every day through their guidance, mentoring, encouragement, and countless acts of support, large and small.
Collaborate one-on-one with SNC professors or independently conduct in-depth, original research projects. You might even present or publish your work — and leverage your research experience for grad school or future careers.
Explore undergraduate research
What do our SNC students have in common? A belief in helping people. As an institution, the service ethic is ingrained in us: We’ll help you solve real problems in your community with academic, co-curricular and post-graduate service-learning programs.
Explore service-learning
Every year, 60 student-scholars commit to a path of academic distinction, ethical leadership and intellectual inquiry. Join our tight-knit community of ambitious students making the most out of the SNC experience.
Explore the honors program
Academic support comes in many forms at SNC, and you’re going to be surrounded by people who want the best for you. But it’s not only college faculty and staff members supporting you — it’s your peers and the larger campus community, too. If you’re ever struggling or have questions about your coursework, we have plenty of resources to provide assistance.
Campus location
Ariens Family Welcome Center
310 College Ave.
De Pere, WI 54115
Hours of operation
Monday-Friday
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
We’re also available by appointment.
Mailing address
Office of Admission
St. Norbert College
Ariens Family Welcome Center
100 Grant St.
De Pere, WI 54115
